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Goma, 3 July 2009

What is left from the recent deal between Kigali and Kinshasa when the Congolese media, echoing their promoters, are freely talking about their new ally in the fight against the FDLR with so little consideration?
Indeed, digitalcongo.net the Presidential Majority’s media, in its issue of Wednesday 1 July 2009 entitled “FOCUS. Kigali: the hydra of insecurity in Eastern DRC” http://www.digitalcongo.net/article/59240, is more revealing in this regard. One can then have an idea of Kinshasa’s deep thoughts on the security operations in the Kivu provinces currently under way and that were partially supported by Rwanda through the agreements signed in Goma.

DRC, July 3, 2009

Government and UN Peacekeepers Fail to Address Human Rights Catastrophe (by Human Rights Watch, July 2, 2009)

United Nations-backed Congolese armed forces conducting intensified military operations in eastern and northern Democratic Republic of Congo have failed to protect civilians from brutal rebel retaliatory attacks and instead are themselves attacking and raping Congolese civilians, Human Rights Watch said today. The attacks on civilians from all sides have resulted in a significant increase in human rights violations over the past six months.
Goma, 2 July 2009
 
In his address to the nation on Tuesday 30 June 2009 on the occasion of the 49th anniversary of the DRC’s sovereignty, the Head of the State blaimed the Congolese judicial system and accused the judges of serious charges of embezzlement, extortion, corruption and violations of the law in the exercise of their functions.
Goma, 30 June 2009
In a shy and somewhat convincing speech not covered by the whole national media, but the local chain of RTNC-Goma, the Head of State, Joseph Kabila, surprised people on Monday 29 June evening. Less complacent and less talkative, unlike his habits, he has compiled a mixed record of its own management.

Goma, 30 June 2009

massacre37 people killed and twenty others wounded is the provisional report on the attack by fighters FDLR / Interahamwe early Tuesday morning in the village of KASEGHE by Lubero territory, located about 235 kilometers north of Goma town.
Goma, 28 June 2009

When in 2003, following the overall political agreement signed in Africa to end conflict between the Congolese national army, the MLC forces of and those of the RCD, the International community, through Congo’s partner countries such as France and Belgium began to train the Congolese military. This rose hope of the rehabilitation of a republican army for the service of the people.

Goma, 23 June 2009

High intensity rattle of automatic weapons was heard the night of Sunday to Monday around midnight in the town of Goma as if there was an armed attack against the town. Drawing lessons from the years of war experienced in that part of the country, people of Goma have kept their calm preferring to monitor the situation from their homes.

Goma, 22 June 2009

Arrested on 22 January 2009 in the town of Gisenyi, in Rwanda, General Laurent Nkunda MIHIGO has been detained for 5 months or 150 days on an illegal basis because just extra judicial. He has never been regularly accused by a Rwandan court. The real reasons for his arrest followed by the extended detention is a mystery that only the perpetrators of the act can elucidate. General Laurent Nkunda has never been presented before a judge and his place of detention remains unknown.

Dear users,
 

      Upon reading this article that came out last week in English first, then just passed on to the web this morning, this time translated into french, you realize how much the Chairman Laurent Nkunda continues to be referred to despite his unjust incarceration on the Rwanda territory. So we can never make a VOICE OF TRUTH. Above all, the will of the Congolese people to recover their sovereignty and freely enjoy its resources. The struggle of our heroes continues through the work of the CNDP under the leadership of its founder, Laurent Nkunda MIHIGO. The author of the article seems to praise the Chinese and has forgotten that the partners of the Congo have invested heavily to ensure that the end of the war is possible so that investments are possible. Laurent Nkunda MIHIGO, in claiming the revisitation of the Chinese contracts did spoke out what all Congolese people thought and felt; did not parliamentarians agree with the valiant freedom fighter?
      

So to say that weapons purchased under these contracts are those killing the Congolese people in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The CNDP chairman had denounced the collaboration of the Kinshasa government which provided arms and ammunition from China to the Rwandan FDLR. However, neither national nor international community had listen to the General. Today these weapons are acquired in the trade of weapons against minerals which are still killing the Congolese people. This denunciation of Kabila government’s crimes led to the unfair arrest of Major General NKUNDA MIHIGO.
 
Sharangabo Rufagari

 

Please read the article on http://www.atimes.com/atimes/china_business/KF12Cb02.html

 

Auntie Colette reviews the situation, but as always she criminalizes CNDP military who since January have joined the national army. While everyone sees the problem at the leadership level where the Congolese state is plagued by a structural corruption, she tends to protect Josep KABILA, the only responsible of crimes committed by the FDLR on the Congolese people. Indeed, he provides arms and ammunition and some believe that the alliance between KABILA and Murwanashyaka still exists. Everyone has decried the process of integration of Goma and the CNDP has always requested that the Nairobi peace talks resume at the very point they were stopped. While Kabila continues to play theater with the KAMANZI band, civilians in the Kivu are counting their dead and raped people.

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