The lions of Sarambwe fully controlling kalenga as FARDC timidly establishes a frontline block at luhonga 7 km from Sake to counter their advance towards Sake


 The security situation in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to deteriorate, with populations moving en masse.

From Kalenga to Kingi, the population continues to empty and arrive en masse in the city of Sake.

The M23 rebels control Kalenga, and the FARDC have formed a block at Luhonga 7km from the city of Sake where the Monusco is waiting to intervene, if the M23 rebels ever approach this city.

The locality of kingi is currently without any one administering it, which makes the populations vulnerable, to the point of deciding to flee the locality.


In Kitshanga in the territory of Masisi, information circulating indicates that hundreds of inhabitants were taken by the M23 rebels to do forced labor to maintain the road leading to their main base, these people built makeshift houses for the rebels , cut down the trees to cover the trenches that they began by digging in this position, all in preparation for the deployment of the "General" Sultani_Makenga who is preparing to set up his permanent position there.

This rebel leader of the M23 is rumoured to  have spent yesterday night at Bwiza according to our sources.

Information from the front line and observations show that M23 is totally prepared for the advance to capture Sake.

From this ended weekend  M23 top brass has been meeting and have seemingly made a thorough plans for the capture of sake.If Sake is captured,it will be an injurious situation to FARDC and may raise precarious conditions in Goma interns of transportation and worse of it all to the supply chain of key domestic commodities.

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