Must watch
Obama, the US and 5 Million Deaths in The Congo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHduddO7ZaU
Congo: Chaos By Design
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiJ0JC3LzEo
Inside the western heart of darkness : The so called Western Pan African African Multi-national Companies looting mineral resources from D.R.Congo
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2013/11/inside-western-heart-of-darkness-so.html
When Mercenaries of Babylon US reduce the poor to mere biological substances: Congolese refugees influx worries leaders in Kisoro
https://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2018/02/when-mercenaries-of-babylon-us-reduce.html
Helping US corporations and Neo-liberal slave states to primitively accumulate mineral resources in DR Congo: Uganda to build 223km road network inside DRC: Feeding your neighbour’s kids as your own kids starve to death is a very bogus idea
https://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2020/10/helping-us-corporations-and-neo-liberal.html
which other player is missing???? The USA of course
Fooling us about Uganda’s neutrality in the Congo Conflict!!! Militarizing the Congo to help USA and allies to rape Congo resources: DRC troops, civilians fleeing to Uganda after rebel clashes
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2012/07/fooling-us-about-ugandas-neutrality-in.html
End of the M23 Era but no end yet to USA and her clients’ looting of Congo resources : Kabila Congratulates Congo Army for Defeating M23 Rebels: FARDC captured Ugandan and Rwandan Nationals fighting alongside M23 Rebels
http://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2013/10/end-of-m23-era-but-no-end-yet-to-usa.html
THE THIRD WORLD AS A MODEL FOR THE NEW WORLD ORDER
http://www.antipasministries.com/html/file0000156.htm
CHRISTIANS IN AFRICA: AWAKE! America and the American Church Are Not Your Friends
http://www.antipasministries.com/html/file0000234.htmHeavy fighting in eastern Congo forces hundreds into Uganda
https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/medical-interns-go-on-strike-over-pay-rise-3612570
What you need to know:
- Some of the refugees found at Bunagana border post in Kisoro District in western Uganda said they had walked about 40km from their troubled homes as government forces tried to flush out the rebels.
- In April 2012, more than 3, 00 refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo camped at Nyakabande Refugee transit Camp in Kisoro District before they were relocated.
Hundreds of Congolese nationals have fled into Uganda following heavy
gunfire exchange between government forces and M23 rebels in eastern DR
Congo.
Some of the refugees found at Bunagana border post in Kisoro
District in western Uganda said they had walked about 40km from their
troubled homes as government forces tried to flush out the rebels.
The
heavy fighting witnessed in the areas of Chanzu, Kiisiza, Ruyoni and
Mbuzi in the north Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo is
said to have started at 10pm and lasted until 3am.
“I have never seen such a big number of Congolese refugees entering
Uganda in my life. In the past conflicts we would see dozens entering
into our country seeking refugee but this time round, it's too much,” Mr
Amosiyasi Mutwale, a local trader at Bunagana town council told this
reporter.
Mr Mutwale said that some of the fleeing Congolese looked
exhausted, an indication that they could have walked long distances
before entering Uganda. Some of the refugees were seen carrying personal
belongings on their heads while others had their domestic animals such
as goats and cows.
The Kisoro Resident District Commissioner, Mr Peter Mugisha on Monday
said that about 4,000 Congolese refugees had entered Uganda by 11Am and
that his office had already deployed police, UPDF and intelligence
officials at Bunagana border post.
“We are appealing to the United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and other international
humanitarian organizations for support to help these refugees. Plans are
under way to reinforce the security in Kisoro District to ensure that
our international boundary remains peaceful,” Mr Mr Mugisha said.
The Kisoro district LCV Chairman, Mr Abel Bizimana said they were
planning to transport the refugees to Nyakabande refugee reception
center for proper screening before they can be relocated to the
gazzetted refugee camps in Uganda.
“The number of Congolese refugees
currently at the Bunagana border post is just too much. Although we
have not counted them, I estimate the current number to be about 10,000
or more,” Mr Bizimana said.
The UPDF second division spokesman, Captain Geoffrey Sunday said that
the Ugandan army is on standby to engage the rebels in case they attempt
to cross into the country.
“There is no reason why the Ugandans in
Kisoro District should get worried because of the armed rebellion in the
Democratic Republic of Congo. The UPDF is well prepared and on standby
to handle them in case they attempt to cross the international
boundary,” Capt Sunday said.
This is not the first time Congolese refugees are fleeing into Uganda seeking refuge.
Already,
there are more than 470,000 Congolese refugees in Uganda who since
April 2012 have been displaced by fierce fighting in the Democratic
Republic of Congo (DRC).
In April 2012, more than 3, 00 refugees
from the Democratic Republic of Congo camped at Nyakabande Refugee
transit Camp in Kisoro District before they were relocated.
Hundreds flee to Uganda amid fighting in eastern Congo
https://www.stripes.com/theaters/africa/2021-11-08/uganda-congo-red-cross-fighting-3537818.html
KAMPALA, Uganda — The Uganda Red Cross says it is responding to a heavy influx of people fleeing fighting in a remote area of eastern Congo.
The group said Monday it deployed a team to assess needs among people fleeing the fighting overnight between unknown armed groups. Spokeswoman Irene Nakasiita said hundreds are camping at the border post of Bunagana, seeking shelter in Uganda.
Ugandan authorities didn't immediately comment. The East African country is home to 1.3 million refugees who fled violence in neighboring countries such as South Sudan.
Eastern Congo is prone to outbreaks of ethnic conflict as well as fighting between rival armed groups, including rebels opposed to the government in the capital, Kinshasa. In recent years an armed group with roots in Uganda has been blamed for a series of attacks on civilians in the region.
In a security alert Sunday, the U.S. Embassy in Congo noted "reports of a potential attack in Goma," the capital of North Kivu province. "There is increased security presence throughout the city," the advisory said, adding that U.S. government personnel in the area were advised to shelter in place.
