Good People !!!
These Congomen Army
deserve congratulation with a pat on the back.
They have proved
their manhood........it is because, M23, just like
Al-Shabaab, must be
driven out completely from Congo land and their
trace should remain
history awaiting UN submision to ICC Hague.
Sasa, kina mama mnaweza kuwa pikia vyakula bora na kuwaandalia
vizuri vilivyo, kwasababu, wanaume wamefanya kazi nzuri wanahitaji
hongera..........Au Sio !!!!!
Judy Miriga
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
DR Congo retakes four towns from Rwandan rebels
Saturday, September 21st, 2013
1 hour ago
KINSHASA (AFP) - The Democratic Republic of
Congo said Saturday it had retaken control of four towns in its restive eastern
province which had been held by Rwandan ethnic Hutu rebels the FDLR.Government
spokesman Lambert Mende said in a statement that troops had "recovered villages
long occupied by the rebels" in a vast operation in the Lubero region of the
North-Kivu province which borders Rwanda.UN-sponsored Radio Okapi said the
villages of Lusuli, Vuvati, Buhenge et Kataro had been retaken "progressively
and without combat" as the rebels had already left the area.The Democratic
Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) is made up of Hutu rebels based in
Congo since they fled Rwanda after the genocide in 1994, some of whom are
accused of taking part in the massacre of ethnic Tutsis.Their avowed aim is to
overthrow the Rwandan government, but in recent years they have preyed mainly on
Congolese civilians.The announcement by the Congolese government that it has
retaken the villages comes as negotiations are under way in the Ugandan capital
between Kinshasa and M23 Tutsi rebels, who were integrated in the army in 2009
but mutinied again last year.The M23 rebels have often accused the Congolese
army of joining forces against them with the FDLR.M23 chief Bertrand Bisimwa
said two weeks ago the rebels would disarm if, amongst other requests, the FDLR
was "neutralised".
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