M23 combatants who had been integrated in Congolese army in 2013

 

Corneille Nangaa met Miss Paula Gaviria of Colombia.

Corneille Nangaa met yesterday, Tuesday, May 27, 2025, with Ms. Paula Gaviria Betancur of Colombia, Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons. Appointed by the Human Rights Council in September 2022, Ms. Betancur took office on November 1, 2022. Paula Gaviria Betancur is a human rights lawyer and expert on forced displacement. She is currently the Executive Director of Compaz, a non-profit organization founded by Nobel Laureate Juan Manuel Santos. With more than two decades of experience in human rights and humanitarian affairs, she was a member of the United Nations Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement, which worked from 2019 to 2021 to identify concrete recommendations on how to better prevent, respond to, and find solutions to the global internal displacement crisis.

Mbusa Nyamwisi to deliver a speech clarifying on claims by media that he joined M23

 

Lt Col Hazukay and Lt Col.Ndjike Kaiko gain national promotions

 Lieutenant Colonel Mak Hazukay has been appointed Deputy Commander of the FARDC Communication and Information Service, responsible for military operations and intelligence.

Lt. Colonel Guillaume Ndjike Kaiko has just been appointed to the position of Deputy Commander in charge of administration and logistics within the FARDC Communication and Information Service at the national level

Lieutenant Marc Elongo,  has been appointed spokesperson for the Sokola 1 operational sector, Grand Nord axis, replacing Lieutenant Colonel Mak Hazukay Mongba, who was promoted to deputy spokesperson for the FARDC, in charge of operations and intelligence as described earlier.

It should be noted that Colonel Hazukay replaced Captain Anthony Mualushay, currently spokesperson for Ngamba operations, as spokesperson for Sokola operations on this axis.

Prior to this appointment, Mak Hazukay served as Director of Communication and Outreach for the Sokola 1 Grand Nord operational sector, where he also served as spokesperson for Northern Front operations.

In December 2021, this loyalist officer, originally from the Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences, was called upon to serve as spokesperson for the joint operations of the Congolese and Ugandan armed forces (FARDC-UPDF) against ADF terrorists.

Presidential Sex tapes! Will President Tshisekedi pay $10m to Denise Dessauchoy?

Denise Dessauchoy is demanding $10 million from Félix Tshisekedi to not publish his sex tapes!!!

In a video that went viral on social media, Denise Dessauchoy, a former close associate of President Félix, is demanding $10 million to not publish sex tapes of Tshisekedi filmed in Canada, Europe, and Kinshasa, with Lisette Kabanga, one of Tshisekedi's concubines with whom she claims he had a child.

Denise Dessauchoy is giving President Tshisekedi 13 days to comply, or she will leak all the presidential nudity on social media...

Why are the politicians too much obsessed withUganda????

 Watch,Listen the and to video!!

1. Uganda First....
2. For God and My Country......

A score hospitalized after Wazalendo and M23 clashes in Bambo

 Doctors Without Borders (MSF) announced that it has treated approximately twenty wounded people, including six serious cases and one death, following violent clashes that erupted this ended Thursday, May 15, in and around the town of Bambo, in Rutshuru territory, between the M23/AFC armed groups and Wazalendo fighters from the CMC group.

As the fighting, of rare intensity, took place in the immediate vicinity of the hospital supported by the MSF organization, many civilians, panicked, took refuge there to escape the gunfire.

The use of heavy weapons directly threatened health facilities, forcing medical teams to temporarily take shelter, limiting their ability to provide emergency care.

"Despite the dangerous situation, we were able to treat approximately twenty wounded people, including six serious cases. Unfortunately, one person did not survive their injuries," MSF said in a statement.

The humanitarian organization strongly condemns the clashes in populated areas near health centers, and deplores the shooting that hit a hospital ward.

MSF calls on the parties to the conflict to respect international humanitarian law and protect civilians as well as medical and humanitarian workers on the ground.

These clashes are part of a renewed surge in tension in North Kivu. Since May 14, M23 rebels have recaptured the towns of Kishishe and Bambo, previously abandoned more than a year earlier. This recapture took place after violent fighting against the Wazalendo, which the M23 successfully repelled.

According to local sources, the rise of community armed groups, particularly Wazalendo, in these vacated areas has prompted the return of the M23, which is seeking to reestablish its strategic position in this key region connecting the territories of Masisi and Rutshuru. Although a relative lull was observed on May 16, sporadic gunfire continues to be reported in some neighborhoods of Bambo. The M23 has also reportedly strengthened its positions in the town, causing concern among the population, some of whom remain confined to their homes. Residents also reported looting of shops in Bambo and two injuries in Kishishe.

Since the beginning of the week, fighting has also spread to other localities, including Bundasi, Nushababwe, and areas of Virunga National Park, where M23 rebels are fighting both the Wazalendo and the FDLR.

The humanitarian situation in this part of Rutshuru territory continues to deteriorate, with massive population displacement and access to healthcare becoming increasingly difficult.