Wazalendo claims driving M23 out of Remeka after 7 days!

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The M23 rebels' joy in Remeka ultimately lasted only seven days. In response to rebel attacks, Wazalendo youth volunteers drove out the M23 rebels—allied with Rwanda—this Saturday, October 3, 2026, thereby regaining control of Muhororo, Remeka, and Nyamiri in the Masisi territory (Ufamandu 1 grouping, Bahunde chiefdom). This counter-move by the Wazalendo demonstrates the resilience and courage of these young volunteers in rising up to face challenges, despite the non-interventionist stance of the FARDC and its commanders in the area. Many observers hope that FARDC operations commanders and the military high command will assist the Wazalendo in consolidating their position and protecting civilians, who had spent over a week under bombardment by kamikaze drones deployed by the M23 rebels and their allies.

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