ADF massacres over 40 people and burns houses in Komanda.

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.

M23 doees an early morning combing of Bukavu,arrests several youth!

 

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.

Wàzalendo spokesperson still alleging and blaming UPDF for aiding M23

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.

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Operation Shujaa!Congolese praise UPDF for good discipline

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?

DRC minister of external tasked to demand explanations from Kampala on why it opened Bunagana border

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.

Aree these whispers from DOHA real....?

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.

Information from Doha, here are some elements proposed by the M23/AFC rebels

➡️ 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.