A case of Ebola in uganda

 Uganda confirms a case of Ebola of the Bundibugyo strain contracted from the DRC.

As US warns it's citizens :

UPDF AND FARDC LAUNCH A MASSIVE OPERATION AGAINST THE ADF IN MAMBASA,KILL ONE ADF LEADER

  In the territory of Mambasa, the FARDC are conducting a large-scale operation to hunt down the ADF-MTM-ISCAP.

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In this operation two ADF fighters were neutralized by the FARDC-UPDF coalition in Nakota 1, between Beu Manyama and Biakato, during a patrol in the night of May 14-15, 2026.  FARDC-UPDF units operating jointly in the Sokola 1 sector of the Great North region of north kivu  killed two ADF-MTM-ISCAP terrorists in the locality of NAKOTA 1, located between BEU MANYAMA and BIAKATO. This notorious leader, Sheikh ISMAEL ABOU HUSSEIN is a Yemeni national.

He was the principal perpetrator of the recent massacres carried out on the border of the Ituri and North Kivu provinces along the Ituri River.

According to our very good miltary sources on the frontline,one of the assailants was a suspected ADF-MTM-ISCAP leader and is of Yemeni nationality.

 A FARDC soldier also lost his life, and two AK-47s were recovered.

According to HUMINT collections,the civilians have vowed to work closely with UPDF and FARDC to end the insecurity caused by the terrorists!

Thank you UPDF and thank you FARDC

...N.E.....

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY

Healthy organisation in Uganda,DRC and South Sudan meet over the new ebola outbreak in Ituri

 

Ebola virus disease outbreak confirmed in Ituri province, DRC Africa CDC is closely monitoring the situation and  held a high-level coordination meeting today with the DRC, Uganda, South Sudan, and global partners to strengthen surveillance, preparedness, and outbreak response efforts. Following consultations with the DRC Ministry of Health and the National Institute of Public Health, preliminary results from the National Institute of Biomedical Research (INRB) in Kinshasa have detected the Ebola virus in 13 of the 20 samples tested. Approximately 246 suspected cases and 65 deaths have been reported, primarily in the Mongwalu and Rwampara health zones. Four deaths have been reported among the laboratory-confirmed cases. Suspected cases have also been reported in Bunia, pending confirmation.

According to our intelligence sources in Bunia ,another meeting expected tomorrow.

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ADF attacks Bangole

 

ADF terrorists have once again attacked the Bangole neighborhood, located in the center of Biakato, the commercial hub of the Babila-Babombi chiefdom, in the Mambasa territory of Ituri province.

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According to several local sources, the terrorists stormed the neighborhood around 11:00 PM on Wednesday night, May 14, 2026, and opened fire on residents.

The provisional death toll, which could rise, stands at three civilians killed and several houses burned down.

For their safety, residents were forced to flee during the night and seek refuge in areas considered safe.

In irumu,there was an  intervention of FARDC units that neutralized six ADF fighters this Thursday, May 14, 2026, in Bandavilemba (Irumu territory).

According to local sources, the rebels attempted to ambush a vehicle on National Route 4 before being repelled. Three weapons were recovered during this operation conducted by the Cheetah unit of the 213th Brigade.

These attack comes just days after attacks in the Laliya and Makumo neighborhoods, where several civilians were killed, according to civil society, which reports about ten dead and missing, as noted by RTR.

Over 50 people killed by ADF in one week

 

In just one week, at least 50 Congolese civilians and soldiers have been killed, primarily with bladed weapons, by the ADF/ISCAP in the territories of Beni (North Kivu) and Mambasa (Ituri), areas under siege.

The affected villages include  Mungamba, Byakato, and Makumo, as well as other areas not under siege (Haut-Uélé, where the ADF launched its first attacks)

The Makumo center, in the Babila-Babombi chiefdom of the Mambasa territory, was once again plunged into horror on Sunday, May 10, 2026, around 7:30 p.m., during an attack attributed to the ADF fighters that claimed the lives of at least nine civilians and set fire to several homes.In our last post we had already alerted of a possible attack on innocent children and mothers,You can read our previous post by clicking on this link

Thisattack by ADF/ISCAP on Sunday left at least nine civilians killed in Makumo, in the Mambasa territory of Ituri province. The bodies of these civilian victims remaining at the scene after several hours of the attack, with many residents fleeing the area for fear of their safety.

The attack was claimed this Monday morning by the Islamic State, which described the victims as "Christian militiamen."

Behind this tragic toll lie shattered families, traumatized children, women in distress, and many people still missing after this latest tragedy that has struck a population already suffering from recurring insecurity.

The residents of Makumo denounce the lack of intervention capable of protecting civilians at the time of the attack and are sounding the alarm about a humanitarian situation that has become unbearable.

In fear and mourning, the population is calling on the Congolese authorities, the FARDC (Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo), and national and international partners to take urgent measures to ensure the long-term security of Mambasa and protect human lives. Makumo mourns its dead, Mambasa is still bleeding, and the affected communities are now demanding justice, humanitarian assistance, and effective protection against the violence of armed groups.

Provincial authorities located more than 100 kilometers from the sites of these incidents (Beni and Bunia) appear to be less informed or indifferent to these horrific massacres, not even mentioning them in their recent public statements.

In Kinshasa, political analysts claim there is no time for distraction with this news, which could skew the government's record, as it paints a rosy picture of its success in favor of a third term or a constitutional revision, supposedly dictated by the people through a referendum.

Despite this tendency to downplay the deaths in this part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the situation is deteriorating, with the ADF continuing to expand its operational area within Congolese territory despite a major offensive conducted jointly by the Armed Forces of the DRC and the Ugandan army (UPDF).

Propaganda images from this fundamentalist movement attest to the widespread damage, often ignored in cabinet reports, which frequently present a positive picture of the security situation across the entire Congolese national territory.

We have been producing various credible intelligence reports on these ADF to the extent that on Friday we made an alert a possible attack on civilians,which unfortunately did happen in the night of sunday-monday.We noww call upon all anti terror societies and organisation to join hands together to fight these terrorists,whose Target is mainly the innocent civilians.This fight should not bbelft to the UPDF and FARDC alone!

......NE.....

For God and my country!

ADF rebels reportedly roaming around Mangina

 

According to various civilian sources and OSINT collections,the ADF rebels are reportedly operating around the towns of Mangina, Masiriko, Makusa, Mantumbi, Lukaya, and Makumo in the Beni territory this weekend.

This comes after they killed more than 20 people with machetes last Wednesday west of Beni.

In some past hours ,they had been filmed traversing Biakato where they killed many.

An alert has been issued to law enforcement and security forces in anticipation of further massacres in the area in the coming hours.

The civilians call upon the commanders of the operation Shujaa to take this as a serious alert.They continue to lament that it will be too unfortunate if the nextew hours ,people and innocent children are killed by the terrorists.UPDF and FARDC should intervene fast to save the innocent civilians.

....For God and my Country.....

...NE....

ADF rages havoc in biakato

Twenty-four hours after attacks attributed to ADF fighters in the Biakato region of the Babila-Babombi chiefdom, the death toll continues to rise, with at least 21 people killed, several missing, many seriously injured, and homes burned, plunging families into profound humanitarian distress.

According to alerts relayed by local civil society actors, bodies have been found in Lalia, Vatican, Kotakoli, and Central, while some areas remain inaccessible due to persistent insecurity, preventing the recovery of more victims and assistance to survivors.

Houses, motorcycles, and shops have been burned in Kawame and other affected areas, while several civilians, including parents and children, remain missing or are being held hostage, exacerbating the fear among the population.

On Friday, May 8, the attackers also set fire to a Wazalendo fighters' position in Kibenete before heading towards Nyonyonyo, where they are still reportedly present. This has prompted civil society organizations to call on security forces to urgently reinforce the protection of civilians.

Faced with this new tragedy, residents of Biakato and neighboring areas are appealing to authorities and humanitarian partners for swift assistance to be provided to bereaved families, the wounded, and displaced persons now living in fear and uncertainty.