@Olerato007@ReleGlo That’s not nice but the security as well to think that they are there to steal is wrong, and the person to blame is the friend hyping that nonsense maybe if it was just the 2 of them he would have make the security understand better what he didn’t like
@Mandz_2@mandymatsinhe Then treat people with bare minimum, right as well. Most of you want every black foreigner to feel unsafe in SA and those who are not legal should still be treated as human as well
This case finishes me everytime I see it 😪 it took 40 FULL DAYS days to download & extract the child p*rnography files that these ones had. 10 million images & videos and 39TB of data. Where do you guys think those files come from?? Ya’ll wouldn’t even guess it.. 😔 God protect our kids please.
#UNDERSTANDING Five Rwanda’s “Sons” in Eastern DRC — According to Muyaya 🇨🇩
During an exceptional conference dedicated to the conflict in eastern DRC at Saint Paul University in Ottawa, Minister @PatrickMuyaya described successive Rwanda-linked armed movements as “sons” — strategic mutations created over time to maintain influence and instability in eastern Congo.
According to him, each rebellion represents a continuation of the same regional agenda under a new name
1️⃣ AFDL (Alliance des Forces Démocratiques pour la Libération du Congo)
Period: 1996–1997
Role: Backed by Rwanda and Uganda, AFDL overthrew Mobutu and brought Laurent-Désiré Kabila to power.
Significance: Marked Rwanda’s first major military intervention in DRC after 1994. Muyaya refers to it as “the first son.”
2️⃣ RCD (Rassemblement Congolais pour la Démocratie)
Period: 1998–2003
Role: Rwanda-backed rebel movement during the Second Congo War.
Impact: Controlled large parts of eastern Congo for several years.
Notable Figure: James Kabarebe, former Rwandan military chief (later sanctioned by the U.S.).
3️⃣ CNDP (Congrès National pour la Défense du Peuple)
Period: Mid-2000s
Leader: Laurent Nkunda
Narrative Used: Claimed to defend Congolese Tutsis.
Outcome: Eventually integrated into the Congolese army, but laid the groundwork for M23.
4️⃣ M23 (March 23 Movement) – First Phase
Period: 2012–2013
Claim: Accused Kinshasa of failing to implement prior agreements.
Defeat: Militarily defeated in 2013, and the leadership fled.
5️⃣ M23 – Resurgence (2021–Present)
Role: Re-emerged and captured strategic zones, including parts of North Kivu and Rubaya.
Allegations: UN expert reports have cited evidence of Rwandan support, including logistical and military coordination, surprisingly ( Rwanda finally admitted backing M23 rebels with security coordination ).
Muyaya’s core argument was that the successive rwanda-rebels in eastern DRC were not isolated crises but evolving strategies aimed at controlling Congolese resources. He argues that mineral ambition was the driving force, while Kigali's FDLR narrative served largely as a pretext. For Congo, this has been a long geopolitical struggle over sovereignty and wealth, not merely an ethnic conflict ./
@Com_mediasRDC
Paul Kagame is forcefully recruiting men to fight his war in Congo. 80 people have been reported missing in the Musanze District of Rwanda. Some men are even hiding in fear of being sent to war.
One day, in the name of the innocent souls lost over the past 31 years, justice will be served!!! not as vengeance, but as accountability and a promise to the 20 million and counting who died so Kagame could seize our land.