M23 rumoured to be making clandestine reinforcements after suffering heavy losses to FARD's Leopard's revenge operation!

 

while the FARDC recovers several entities formerly occupied by the M23_RDF_AFC coalition, sources close to the M23 rebellion inform that the opposing camp is preparing an offensive on different fronts. The source calls on the Congolese army to be more vigilant in different sectors. "All the batteries are currently in operation on the M23 side. Everyone is taking care of their sector and domain to prepare a large-scale offensive. The heavy weapons have been dismantled to prevent them from being destroyed by the fighter planes. We seeks to identify who is coordinating the FARDC military operations which have recovered several villages since last week. The M23 relies heavily on corruption to buy strategic positions and thus demoralize the troops. It is important to inform the army that the M23 have this plan and that FARDC must be very careful", alerted our sources closed to M23 who affirms that 3 axes are targeted including the village of Kabati axis Sake Kitshanga to pass through the Virunga park and attack the city of Goma. The other is kalake to go down through Muja and the other is the west of Masisi territory precisely towards Masisi center.

After an unprecedented battle, the FARDC regained full control of Ndumba hill in Masisi territory. This is a strategic position of the M23_RDF_AFC coalition. This position now allows the FARDC to liberate the villages of Kirotshe, Shasha and the opening of the Sake Minova road before rushing towards the city of Mushaki. "This position has been used by the rebellion for several days to throw bombs in the displaced persons camps of Mugunga, the populated neighborhoods such as Mugunga and Sake. These inhabitants and the displaced persons who are in the camps of Bulengo and Mugunga will soon see peace because we are gradually driving away the monster and this in a definitive way,” declared Kakoti Emmanuel, young Wazalendo resistance fighter, and the army is determined to reclaim all areas occupied by the M23 coalition.

Other intelligence sources indicate that from yesterday up to today ,m23 has been making clandestine operations in recruitments of humans and acquiring arms and ammunitions.On humans,some youth are decieved of job opportunities in Rwanda and then later being channelled to the Frontline in kivu.Some youth decry that,their bosses decieve them of getting them jobs or army recruitments with incetive of being given high ranks.Other reinforcement include fuel,boxes full of un identified ammunitions..etc.There is also a rumour among the M23 insiders that recently there was a wrangle within the M23 as the Rwandan side brought in an idea of trying to replace Afande Makenga with a Rwandan .The recent losses in positions and killings has totally demoralised the rebels ,who no longer see any chance of capturing Goma. Within FARDC,the wazalendo and general population there has been increased morale.The population and civil leadership in Masisi is calling upon youth to desist from the petty incentives that coarce them in joining the rebels group.For the wazalendo,they still maintain it ,that M23 are Rwandan invaders and must be repelled at all costs.For the SADC force,M23 made grave mistake in bombing the mugunga refugee camp and must pay heavily.

Rwandan army men apparently shocked by the massive retariatory Frigate ship of FARDC

Above(DRC's Frigate ship in Kivu deployed today as a retariation to the Rwandan deployed military boats)

Rwanda has been  shocked at seeing DRC's massive battle ship in Kivu,after Rwanda deploying its minute rapid response battle boats.This massive Congolese "Frigate"ship is capable of destroying all these small Rwandan boats in seconds and it was deployed to warn Rwanda of continued brainless provocations.

(Above is the Rwandan Rapid Response boats that had been deployed in Kivu today)

Operation Leopard's revenge

 The FARDC liberated more than 8 localities this Wednesday, the FARDC also regained control of certain hills around Ndumba where the fighting is concentrated The Rwandan army records enormous arms, ammunitions and human losses, the defensive system of the RDF risks collapse if the FARDC maintains military pressure.For the days this operation has resumed ,the M23/RDF coalition has lost alot of men including the young Rwandese boy who recently finished miltary training from Rwanda.There is alot of agony in Rwanda over this war.Many young boys are dying ceaselessly ,the wazalendo are determined to do everything to fight these M23 whom they call Kagamists or foreighners.M23 is of now seeking to recruit up to 500 youths because they have lost alot of soldiers and the remaining have lost morale.

After dislodging M23 from several localities,FARDC aims to dislodge them from Rubaya.

 The operation Leopard's revenge continues,as FARD dislodges M23 from various locations.Already,several localities have been captured including Bihabwe which is about 4km from the mining centre of Rubaya.The localities captured include:

■Bweru, 

■Bihambwe, 

■Mema, 

■Kaniro, 

■Kasake, 

■Kavumu,  

■Kashovu and 

■Bitonga .

There are reports of several young Rwandese who have been killed and are thought be ones who had  finished military training.

As of now,FARDC is aiming at the dislodging of M23 from Rubaya.Most influential figures from the M23 command have relocated to Runyonia and Chanzu

The aim of M23 now is to gainn new recruits ,according to sources deep in Chanzu,the M23 are said to have lost alot of human reinforcements and theie target is to atleast get 500 new recruits this week.

Failed Coup 'detat against Tshisekedi! Who is Christian Malanga Musumari who planned and led this Coup d'etat?

 

Born in Kinshasa on February 2, 1983. He is a former Congolese military officer who resides in the United States with his entire family. He is currently president of the United Congolese Party (PCU), a national political party which he formed after his experiences during the 2011 parliamentary elections. In 2013, he was named the first ambassador of the International Roundtable on Religious Freedom. On May 17, 2017, New Zaire was officially born when President Malanga created a government in exile in Brussels. Having disappeared from the radar for several years, Malanga reappeared this morning at the Palais de la Nation during an armed attack orchestrated by his elements. According to our confidants and military intelligence sources in Kinshasha, Christian Malanga was killed by the FARDC's presidential  guard unit after trying to overthrow the regime.His son,Marcel Malanga of 22 years who is his assistant was captured by the Presidential guard unit.

Coup detat missed!An attack on state house in Kinshasha in early morning.

 

My confindants and intelligence sources in Kinshasha confirm an attack on statehouse this morning.The identity of the perpetrators of the attack this Sunday's early morning in the Congolese capital have been revealed. Images capture on the attackers show Mr. Christian Malanga, a member of the Congolese diaspora residing in the United States, who has always advocated the return to Zaire, accompanied by his son and a few people carrying weapons inside the Palace of the Nation. In some video circulating on media, the attackers declared that from today, "the DRC no longer exists, it is Zaire". The situation is currently under control, several attackers have been neutralized by the presidential guard.

The master planner of the attack, Christian malanga has been killed by the Congolese army.

We are following the issue closely and full report will be ready by afternoon!

FARDC's sukhoi hits M23's held mweso

  Congolese army continues its offensive on several fronts this Saturday FARDC fighter planes shell the positions of the Rwandan army around the city of Mweso The FARDC focuses on the objective of Mweso, a liberation of the city is Fighting in Masisi also took place in  LUKE, KATOYI, GATAOBOTOBO and KASENYI and all are said now to be in hands of the wazalendo. The M23 tried to escape to  Kinigi,but the fight continued until the SU-25 came in and shelled on mweso.And there is a RUMOUR that colonel nanga who was in Masisi has fleed to Bunagana(DRC) after fearing the Sukhoi shelling.

And Congolese from Masisi are bitter about the violence brought by the M23.

Abbas Byakagaba,the new Police boss

 President Kaguta Museveni has appointed the Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) Abbas Byakagaba, who retired recently, as the Inspector General of Uganda Police

He will be deputized by Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) James Ochaya, replacing Maj Gen Geoffrey Katsigazi

Byakagaba previously served as Director in Charge of Human Resources and Director of counter-terrorism police.

This is a surprise but seen as a bold move, President Yoweri Museveni has recalled all military officers from the police force, effective immediately. The decision, announced on Friday, sees the departure of senior UPDF officers who had been serving as directors in the police.

Except for two officers – Tom Magambo, Director of Criminal Investigations, and Christopher Damulira, Director of Crime Intelligence – all other military officers have been recalled to the UPDF headquarters in Bombo, awaiting deployment.

The shake-up also saw significant changes in the police leadership. AIGP Rtd. Abas Byakagaba has been appointed as the new Inspector General of Police, deputized by AIGP James Ocaya. Ocaya’s previous role as Director of Research, Planning, and Development has been taken over by AIGP Hadijah Namutebi.

SCP Moses Kafeero has been appointed as the new Human Resources Director, replacing Godfrey Golooba. AIGP Fadil Kaali has taken over as Director of Fire and Rescue Services, replacing AIGP Joseph Mugisa, whose contract ends in June.

AIGP John Nuwagira has been transferred to the Field Force Unit’s Commandant, replacing Kaali. Nuwagira’s previous role as Director of Operations has been taken over by SCP Frank Mwesigwa.

The changes mark a significant shift in the police leadership and signal a new direction for the force. The recalled military officers, including Maj. Gen. Katsigazi and Kandiho (Abel), will await deployment at the UPDF headquarters.

The President’s move is seen as an effort to strengthen the police force and improve its operations. The changes have been welcomed by many, who see it as a positive step towards enhancing the country’s security.

The wazalendo in Kashalira

 

SADC force installs new mechanisms to ensure contingent effectiveness.

 

 Senior military leaders of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Mission Force to of the DRC, have just put in place regular feedback mechanisms at all levels of command. According to their communication consulted, this initiative aims to guarantee adequate operational effectiveness and efficiency. This strategic option, she specifies, involves the chains of command as well as operational visits to the different contingents and units of the force headquarters. “Such visits are essential to enable the Force Commander and his leadership to interact with the troops and provide directives,” reads the official SADC website. With this in mind, the Force Commander carried out many of these visits to examine the state of operational readiness, we learn from the same source which also notes that “operational visits provide good feedback on how the force is carrying out its mandate to protect civilians and how it can be improved. At best, ensure good discipline and field feedback on operations, administration and logistics. Furthermore, SADC believes that military preparedness is essential to ensure that SAMIDRC troops are ready and able to fulfill the mandate effectively and efficiently. In this sense, soldiers are prepared for combat not only through their training, but also by ensuring that they are well supplied and equipped. “Combat readiness is highly dependent on an effective chain of supply, training, maintenance, inspection and feedback,” she said. Indeed, the Force Commander has made operational visits to where the Forces are deployed. During these visits, the Force Commander met with the troops and their commanders. To this activity is also added another advantage for the SAMIDRC leadership to take advantage of the opportunity to strengthen coordination between SAMIDRC units and the National Army of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and give directives on how and where to improve to achieve mission objectives. In particular, ensure cooperation to achieve effective protection of civilian populations. After the bombing of the displaced area in the city of Goma by the M23-RDF, SADC troops deployed in the DRC announced that they will carry out operations to neutralize M23 terrorists and maintain peace and security by protecting civilians and their property under imminent threat or attack. The deployment of the SAMIDRC was approved by the Extraordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government held in Windhoek, Republic of Namibia, on 8 May 2023, as a regional response to address the volatile security situation and deteriorated situation which prevails in the east of the DRC.