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East African Community Heads of State met to discuss security in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. They ordered the regional force to work collaboratively to visit and verify the suitability of Rumangabo camp for the pre-cantonment of March 23 Movement (M23) terrorists and other armed groups. This decision aims to guarantee the security of the population and facilitate the disarmament and demobilization of terrorists in the best conditions.
The Embassies of the United States, Germany, Belgium, Canada, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Norway, the Netherlands, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and the Delegation of the European Union issued a joint statement to reaffirm their support for the Democratic Republic of Congo and its people for the competitive, peaceful, inclusive and transparent elections scheduled for December 2023. The embassies also called on all candidates to respect fundamental democratic rights and to reject any incitement to violence during the election campaign. Finally, they reiterated their commitment to support the DRC in this democracy initiative.
The article relates a military operation carried out by the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo against jihadist fighters, which led to the death of six of them and the recovery of several weapons of war. The population is called upon to collaborate with the army to defeat the enemy. Despite advances in security, the eastern region of the country continues to face significant humanitarian challenges. The Congolese authorities must continue their efforts to put an end to the presence of armed groups in the region and consolidate peace.
This article relates an attack by the Democratic and Allied Forces (ADF) in the village of Kanyamutsitsa, in the province of Beni in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which caused the death of 9 people and many missing. Condemnations have been issued and calls for the army to step up its patrols. The article also reports on the positive steps taken by the international community to tackle the complex situation in the DRC relating to security, justice and the food crisis.
In the province of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo, road safety is a major concern for transporters and shippers. The roads of the RN4 and the RN27 are exposed to acts of looting and burning perpetrated by armed groups, in particular terrorists from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF). The president of the Association of Transporters and Shippers of Congo (ATCC) calls on the government to strengthen security measures and to deploy armed forces along these routes. By protecting transporters’ vehicles and goods, it is possible to foster a climate more conducive to trade and economic development in the Ituri region.
In the troubled province of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 1,000 displaced people have already been able to return to their homes thanks to a voluntary return operation. Under the initiative of the Congolese army and the command of Lieutenant-General Luboya N’kashama, this first phase of return was made possible thanks to the peace established by the military administration of the region. The displaced express their relief and joy at finally being able to return home after leaving their villages due to the unrest and attacks by rebel groups. The military administration of Ituri calls on the other displaced people still present in the reception sites to return to their villages of origin, ensuring that all security measures have been taken. This return of displaced persons marks a significant step towards stabilizing the region and testifies to the commitment of the Congolese authorities to restore security. It is also an opportunity for the displaced to rebuild their lives and contribute to the development of their communities. This return of the displaced is an important step towards a better future for the whole province of Ituri.
ADF terrorist incursions continue to sow fear and chaos in the Mambasa region of the DRC. Four attacks have already been recorded, which led the authorities to announce the imminent arrival of military reinforcements. The inhabitants are called upon to remain calm and to collaborate with the security forces. The presence of ADF terrorists profoundly affects the daily lives of residents who live in constant fear of attacks. The military reinforcement is an encouraging sign, but adequate coordination and logistical resources are also needed. In the meantime, the population must remain vigilant and provide useful information to the security forces to prevent further attacks. It is vital to end this terrorist threat and restore security in the Mambasa region.
In this article, we discuss the strengthening of the defense of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) against the aggression of Rwanda. Deputy Prime Minister of Defence, Jean-Pierre Bemba, stresses the importance of solidarity in the defense of the nation and encourages Congolese soldiers to remain united. He highlights the efforts of the President of the DRC to modernize the army and strengthen its capacities, particularly in terms of logistics and training. Collaboration with Kenya within the framework of a military cooperation agreement is also mentioned. Jean-Pierre Bemba’s visit to Kisangani highlights the importance of solidarity and international cooperation. In conclusion, the reinforcement of the Congolese army and international cooperation are essential to confront Rwanda’s aggression and restore peace in the region.
In this article, we look at the recent terrorist attacks perpetrated by Ugandan Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) fighters in the Walese-Vonkutu chiefdom. These attacks resulted in the death of fifteen innocent civilians and generated great concern for the safety of the population. Despite the presence of armed forces in the region, insecurity persists, raising questions about the effectiveness of ongoing military operations. Human rights activists call on the military to accompany the volunteers with dignity to the funerals of the victims, thus symbolizing a duty of respect and mutual assistance towards their fellow citizens. It is crucial to understand the stakes of this situation and to take adequate measures to guarantee the safety of civilians. Unity and solidarity are essential to end this violence and bring peace to the region.
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