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On the night of Monday, July 28, at 4:00 a.m., Félix Mweza, an official at the Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in Bujumbura, was arrested at his home by Burundian intelligence services. This arrest took place in the utmost secrecy in Bujumbura, the economic capital of the small East African nation, where all the country's diplomatic missions are located. It comes just hours after the arrest, on July 27, of Laurent Ruboneka Musabwa, another Congolese embassy employee and a prominent figure in the Banyamulenge community. The two arrested agents were quickly transferred to Kinshasa aboard a special flight chartered by the Congolese government. They are now being detained and interrogated by the ANR (National Intelligence Agency) and the DEMIAP (Military Detection of Anti-Patriotic Activities). According to security sources, they are suspected of secret collaboration with the Congo River Alliance (AFC) and the M23. The M23, a former Tutsi rebel group that took up arms...

  The spokesperson for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC), Major General Sylvain Ekenge, denied on Saturday, July 26, allegations of infiltration by alleged FDLR elements trained and equipped in Burundi to commit targeted massacres against the Banyamulenge population. These accusations had been made the day before, July 25, by the MRDP-Twirwaneho armed group, operating in the Fizi highlands. In a statement, the army spokesperson stated that these allegations are "completely baseless" and constitute a "desperate attempt to alienate national and international opinion" and to "sabotage the efforts undertaken within the framework of the Washington and Doha peace processes." However, the FARDC revealed that it had "verified and cross-checked" information regarding a planned massacre of the Banyamulenge population of Minembwe, in South Kivu, by the TWIRWANEHO armed group. This criminal plan also allegedly involved the complici...

According  to our OSINT and HUMINT collections,this Sunday morning, at least 40 people were killed and several houses burned during a new attack by Ugandan ADF rebels in Komanda, in the Irumu territory. these terrorists  of ADF massacred civilians at the Catholic church. The death toll is very heavy.

  Youths arrested in Nkafu and taken to an unknown destination by the M23 This morning, several youths from the Nkafu neighborhood, in the Kadutu commune of Bukavu, were reportedly arrested during a cordon and search conducted by M23 rebels. According to witnesses, these youths were forcibly taken to a yet unknown destination. Concern is growing among families, who are demanding news of their loved ones and their unconditional release. On the M23 side, some sources are suggesting the possible recruitment of these youths into the ranks of the rebel movement.

The spokesperson for the wazalendo in Kivu, Mr. Jules Mulumba, explains the clashes between wazalendo and Rdfm23Afc UPDF were defeated between Mugunga and Muja near Goma by the wazalendo on July 21 and 22, 2025. It was the East African community EAC (Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda) that attacked us. These three countries united to defeat the DRC. Every day the soldiers kill Rwandans RDF-M23-AFC (Rwandan army) and KDF- (Kenyan army) cross the borders with armored vehicles and ammunition from Rwanda and Uganda to attack us (we wazalendo them at home, on our soil here in North Kivu and in South Kivu. We threaten them and we never back down, if the government wants we will be in Bunagana in the next one. These RDF m23 AFC attacked us on July 21 around Muja as they always attack. They fell into our ambush and they were all neutralized by our forces wazalendo. Check the video:

In several villages in areas under Operation Shuja, mineral water produced in Uganda is filling food stores and shops. "We buy this water at a more affordable price than water produced in the DRC," explains a vendor we met in Vulamba, on the Butembo-Mangurejipa road. At retail price, a 0.5-liter bottle costs an average of 300 CDF compared to 1,000 CDF for water produced in the DRC. It's a good deal! "So much the better. Instead of stealing and looting, they sell their own goods! Because our FARDC soldiers steal their own goods and those of the population," continues one analyst. For others, these soldiers disrupt the commercial activities of those who pay taxes. "What's the problem when they help our brothers get drinking water other than that provided by Regideso, whose control our honorable deputies do not acknowledge?

Tensions after the opening of borders with the M23 Just one day after Kampala's decision to open its border posts with areas controlled by the M23, the Congolese government is raising its voice against Uganda, which is nevertheless considered a partner. At the 51st Council of Ministers meeting held this Friday, July 11, the government instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to request official explanations from the Ugandan authorities.

The Interior Ministers of the DRC and Rwanda, the African Union, and the United States, the mediator, are invited to the final round of negotiations. Will Rwanda accept this??? Rwanda will sign the Doha Agreement as an aggressor and major supporter of the M23 terrorists. Rwanda will now be found guilty of any violations of the agreement by its Rwandan M23 proxies. The entry of the United States has completely upset the diplomatic balance.

➡️ An inclusive national dialogue, led and facilitated by the CENCO and the ECC ➡️ A peaceful resolution of tensions between the DRC and Rwanda ➡️ An end to all state support for non-state armed groups ➡️ Respect for the DRC Constitution, democratic principles, and human rights, as well as an end to arbitrary prosecutions, detentions, and denial of official documents (such as passports) against political opponents and citizens ➡️ Calls on the DRC government to combat systemic corruption, implement transparent and accountable governance, and enforce constitutional term limits.

  According to our OSINT  intelligence extracts,the Congolese army has ordered the BEL D4 anti-drone system to neutralize reconnaissance and combat drones. This device uses radio frequency and GNSS jamming techniques, as well as GPS spoofing. It is also equipped with a laser weapon to effectively destroy drones. The Congolese army has ordered the BEL D4 anti-drone system to neutralize reconnaissance and combat drones. This device uses radio frequency and GNSS jamming techniques, as well as GPS spoofing. It is also equipped with a laser weapon to effectively destroy drones.

  This is what M23-AFC has asked the Congolese government so as to return to the talks that will take place in DOHA 🚫The Congolese government must revoke the arrest warrants of the M23 leaders and the money they have placed on the person who will arrest them. 🚫_The Congolese government must first release people who are still being detained by the Congolese government because of their links to AFC/M23. 🚫_The Congolese government must open banks in areas controlled by AFC/M23 because this is an abuse of the population in areas controlled by M23. 🚫_The Congolese government must stop hate speech against people who SPEAK the Kinyarwanda language, especially those of the BWA Tutsi ethnic group. 🚫_Tchisekedi must give AGACIRO to the talks that are taking place in Doha by sending people with responsibilities to the government and appointing people who do not have responsibilities and do not have known jobs. 🚫_The Congolese government must allow Kinyarwanda-speaking Congolese to trave...

  The village of Muhola and several entities of the group of the same name, in Lubero territory, North Kivu province, have returned to the control of the DRC Armed Forces (FARDC), supported by the Ugandan Army (UPDF), following a joint operation conducted on Thursday, June 26, 2025. The area was occupied by a faction of the Wazalendo movement, which has now been dislodged. Colonel Kiwewa Mitela Alain, military administrator of Lubero, hailed this progress as a decisive step towards the restoration of state authority. "The FARDC, with the support of the UPDF, conducted coordinated offensives that made it possible to regain control of the Muhola group. "We call on the population to cooperate with the authorities to consolidate this newfound peace,"  According to local security sources, the attacks targeted several strategic positions held by Wazalendo fighters, thus contributing to greater security in the region.