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PRESS RELEASE : The Rwandan Opposition #PlatformP4 denounces the ongoing ethnic cleansing in the city of #Goma which is under the occupation of the Rwandan totalitarian regime. “On May 12, 2025, Mr. Willy Ngoma, military spokesperson for the #M23 rebel movement, a proxy for the Rwandan Defense Forces (#RDF),...

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Very bogus It’s clearly fake, just like everything about you is fake Fake news, fake personality, fake IDs, even you yourself you’re fake

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#P4 >>>says “no”. We “The people ” say: “Yes” - All Rwandans held hostage should go back home where they can leave freely and contribute towards building the future of Rwanda

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😂😂😂😂 are they Rwandan Opposition or they are Congolese citizens. M23 is composed of tusti and Hutu as well as other congolese. Willy Ngoma himself is not a tutsi. The so called opposition is doing this bcz they know that these people are their fellow FDLR fighters.

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All the UN reports are wrong about RDF presence in RDC.... All wrong! The selective sections are also wrong.... Paul KAGAME is INNOCENT! Of course! What's else people who grow up with UBIENGE as the main négociation tactics can say? Oh... You also have the FDLR menacing the existence of Rwanda... The GENOCIDAIRES... From fathers and sons... Transmitted by blood... All HUTU living in RDC are all killers

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Pourquoi utiliser l’IA alors que vous pretendez avoir des opposants? De quoi avez-vous peur? Ignoble comme opération de pub qui a malheureusement foiré et qui a pour but d’amuser la galérie. Votre sort arrive à point, le sang innocent que vous aviez versé en 1994 continuera à vous tourmenter!

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AI ? 🤣🤣🤣 Abahutu iyo baba abicwa baba barishwe cyera ntabwo iki aricyo gihe sinawo mwanya rwose..ahubwo izi fdlr zijya gufata abantu bugwate kugira zizabone ingabo zirwanisha ziteranu Rwanda nicyo kibazo gikomeye .

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Kambale Musavuli #CongoIsBleeding

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🇨🇩#DRC_Update: On BBC NewsHour, DRC’s Foreign Minister of State, Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, responded to the latest Human Rights Watch report on the killings of more than 140 civilians in eastern DRC She said the government was “appalled, deeply concerned, and shocked” by the findings on the killings of more than 140 civilians, ➡️ most of them from the Hutu community. Wagner noted that such atrocities are consistent with the long-documented occupation of eastern Congo by the M23 rebel group, supported by Rwanda’s Defence Forces (RDF). via RDC • Affaires Etrangères 🇨🇩 The minister reaffirmed that the DRC remains committed to the Doha and Washington peace processes, denying claims that the Congolese army broke the ceasefire, and stressed that the protection of civilians is the government’s priority. She added that while misconduct within the FARDC is investigated and sanctioned, impunity continues among M23 and RDF forces. Wagner further underlined that UN and Congolese reports confirm Rwanda’s support to M23 through training, equipment, and resources, calling on the UN Security Council and international partners — including the United States- to ensure accountability under Resolution 2773.
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🇨🇩#DRC_Update: On BBC NewsHour, DRC’s Foreign Minister of State, Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, responded to the latest Human Rights Watch report on the killings of more than 140 civilians in eastern DRC She said the government was “appalled, deeply concerned, and shocked” by the findings on the killings of more than 140 civilians, ➡️ most of them from the Hutu community. Wagner noted that such atrocities are consistent with the long-documented occupation of eastern Congo by the M23 rebel group, supported by Rwanda’s Defence Forces (RDF). via RDC • Affaires Etrangères 🇨🇩 The minister reaffirmed that the DRC remains committed to the Doha and Washington peace processes, denying claims that the Congolese army broke the ceasefire, and stressed that the protection of civilians is the government’s priority. She added that while misconduct within the FARDC is investigated and sanctioned, impunity continues among M23 and RDF forces. Wagner further underlined that UN and Congolese reports confirm Rwanda’s support to M23 through training, equipment, and resources, calling on the UN Security Council and international partners — including the United States- to ensure accountability under Resolution 2773.

XTRAfrica Media Group

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#DRC 🇨🇩 A colonel of the Republican Guard - which is Tshisekedi’s Guard, openly preaching hatred and xenophobia against "Rwandandans": "You have to put it in your head that at no time can a Rwandan surpass you. The Rwandan is not ashamed. He seeks to dominate the children of the Congo. That's why it requires our sacrifice... so don’t hesitate". The incitement to hate speech against Rwanda is directed against the Congolese Tutsis and part of the genocidal agenda of #Tshisekedi Présidence RDC 🇨🇩 . Maybe that is what U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs doesn’t see in Switzerland where AFCM23 was meeting with the Tshisekedi regime? But it is real back in DRC.
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#DRC 🇨🇩 A colonel of the Republican Guard - which is Tshisekedi’s Guard, openly preaching hatred and xenophobia against "Rwandandans": "You have to put it in your head that at no time can a Rwandan surpass you. The Rwandan is not ashamed. He seeks to dominate the children of the Congo. That's why it requires our sacrifice... so don’t hesitate". The incitement to hate speech against Rwanda is directed against the Congolese Tutsis and part of the genocidal agenda of #Tshisekedi Présidence RDC 🇨🇩 . Maybe that is what U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs doesn’t see in Switzerland where AFCM23 was meeting with the Tshisekedi regime? But it is real back in DRC.

Albert Rudatsimburwa 🇷🇼

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🇨🇩 M23 fighters abducted more than 50 young people, including minors, from neighborhoods around the Katindo military camp in occupied Goma on the night of July 7, the Karisimbi Urban Youth Council said Thursday. Families fear forced recruitment. Relatives told the group the youths were rounded up and held at the camp’s stadium, then loaded onto trucks to an unknown destination. The organization called on human rights groups to help trace the children and return them to their parents. The Rwanda-backed M23 has held Goma, a city of 2 million, since January 2025. It has been a year since the Trump administration’s peace accord with Kigali, built around US access to Congolese minerals, was supposed to wind down the war. The UN Group of Experts’ latest report, published this month, found the rebels now field some 30,000 fighters while Rwanda keeps up to 18,000 troops in eastern Congo, and also documented M23’s systematic forced recruitment, including of children. By Godfrey Olukya 🎥 Human Rights Watch. June 2026 report.
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🇨🇩 M23 fighters abducted more than 50 young people, including minors, from neighborhoods around the Katindo military camp in occupied Goma on the night of July 7, the Karisimbi Urban Youth Council said Thursday. Families fear forced recruitment. Relatives told the group the youths were rounded up and held at the camp’s stadium, then loaded onto trucks to an unknown destination. The organization called on human rights groups to help trace the children and return them to their parents. The Rwanda-backed M23 has held Goma, a city of 2 million, since January 2025. It has been a year since the Trump administration’s peace accord with Kigali, built around US access to Congolese minerals, was supposed to wind down the war. The UN Group of Experts’ latest report, published this month, found the rebels now field some 30,000 fighters while Rwanda keeps up to 18,000 troops in eastern Congo, and also documented M23’s systematic forced recruitment, including of children. By Godfrey Olukya 🎥 Human Rights Watch. June 2026 report.

Drop Site

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HOW THE WEST ENABLES RWANDA TO LOOT CONGO Kayumba Nyamwasa, former Rwanda Army chief of staff and head of Rwandan intelligence from 1998 to 2002, dropped a bombshell on 2 February when he told @newzroomafrika’s Aldrin Sampear that Western countries like France, the United Kingdom and the United States do not comment on Rwanda’s military operations in neighbouring countries like Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Mozambique because Rwandan companies process smuggled minerals that benefit said Western powers. The recent escalation in violence as the Rwanda- and Uganda-backed M23 militia seized mineral-rich lands in eastern DRC on its way to entering Goma city has renewed the conversation about Rwanda’s and Uganda’s roles in the foreign-instigated three-decade-long conflict over resources. How the West has ignored Rwanda’s activities contrasts sharply with sanctions imposed against Rwanda and aid cuts in 2012 that forced M23 to go underground. As early as 1998, Burundian, Rwandan, Ugandan and/or Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD) soldiers emptied DRC warehouses. The looting remains a prominent feature across successive proxy campaigns, casting doubt on claims that Rwanda or M23 intervenes in the DRC only in the interests of marginalised Tutsis in the DRC. Since M23’s resurgence in 2021, reportedly due to Rwanda fearing isolation following increased DRC-Uganda cooperation, the militia has displaced hundreds of thousands of people in eastern DRC. Reports indicate M23 is closing in around the city of Bukavu after entering Goma on 27 January. In Rubaya, which M23 captured in 2024, the group has generated around $300,000 monthly in taxes from tantalum mining. Video credit: @newzroomafrika (X)
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HOW THE WEST ENABLES RWANDA TO LOOT CONGO Kayumba Nyamwasa, former Rwanda Army chief of staff and head of Rwandan intelligence from 1998 to 2002, dropped a bombshell on 2 February when he told @newzroomafrika’s Aldrin Sampear that Western countries like France, the United Kingdom and the United States do not comment on Rwanda’s military operations in neighbouring countries like Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Mozambique because Rwandan companies process smuggled minerals that benefit said Western powers. The recent escalation in violence as the Rwanda- and Uganda-backed M23 militia seized mineral-rich lands in eastern DRC on its way to entering Goma city has renewed the conversation about Rwanda’s and Uganda’s roles in the foreign-instigated three-decade-long conflict over resources. How the West has ignored Rwanda’s activities contrasts sharply with sanctions imposed against Rwanda and aid cuts in 2012 that forced M23 to go underground. As early as 1998, Burundian, Rwandan, Ugandan and/or Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD) soldiers emptied DRC warehouses. The looting remains a prominent feature across successive proxy campaigns, casting doubt on claims that Rwanda or M23 intervenes in the DRC only in the interests of marginalised Tutsis in the DRC. Since M23’s resurgence in 2021, reportedly due to Rwanda fearing isolation following increased DRC-Uganda cooperation, the militia has displaced hundreds of thousands of people in eastern DRC. Reports indicate M23 is closing in around the city of Bukavu after entering Goma on 27 January. In Rubaya, which M23 captured in 2024, the group has generated around $300,000 monthly in taxes from tantalum mining. Video credit: @newzroomafrika (X)

African Stream

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𝗚𝗢𝗠𝗔 𝗜𝗦 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗚𝗔𝗭𝗔 𝗔𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗠𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗠 𝗠𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗧𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗨𝗦. Goma is very secure and not a war zone by any means. People say they feel safer, and they have begun participating in keeping their city clean as citizens, "muganda" style. It appears that Rwandan culture of order, cleanliness and developing with few resources are being emulated across the region. This cultural influence that Rwanda is imparting on African leaders who have visited Rwanda is what many Westerners are beginning to resent about the Rwandan administration. It’s that same influence by the Rwandan monarchy that made the westerners destroy the ruling class of Rwanda in the early 1900s.
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𝗚𝗢𝗠𝗔 𝗜𝗦 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗚𝗔𝗭𝗔 𝗔𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗠𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗠 𝗠𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗧𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗨𝗦. Goma is very secure and not a war zone by any means. People say they feel safer, and they have begun participating in keeping their city clean as citizens, "muganda" style. It appears that Rwandan culture of order, cleanliness and developing with few resources are being emulated across the region. This cultural influence that Rwanda is imparting on African leaders who have visited Rwanda is what many Westerners are beginning to resent about the Rwandan administration. It’s that same influence by the Rwandan monarchy that made the westerners destroy the ruling class of Rwanda in the early 1900s.

Rutendo Matinyarare

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M23 IS FIGHTING FOR MINERALS NOT TUTSIS The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group’s violent actions in eastern DR Congo have nothing to do with ’protecting Tutsis’ - and everything to do with Congolese resources. That’s according to General Kayumba Nyamwasa, a former Rwandan army chief-of-staff. He argues that the issue of protecting the Banyamulenge - that is, the Congolese Tutsis (singular: Mnyamulenge) - was settled with the Sun City Agreement in 2002, which formally ended the Second Congolese War. He says the touted idea that Rwandan proxies (such as M23) are fighting to stop the marginalisation of, and violence against, Tutsis is nothing but a cover for a resource grab. He points to the appointment of Banyamulenge figures to senior Congo government positions to back up his claim. In DRC’s Rubaya, which was captured in 2024, the M23 controls mining production, trade and transport, according to UN experts - with profits of more than $800,000 a month, and the minerals routed to Rwanda. The rebels’ recent offensive on Goma led to more than 900 deaths, with over 2,800 injured (UN).
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M23 IS FIGHTING FOR MINERALS NOT TUTSIS The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group’s violent actions in eastern DR Congo have nothing to do with ’protecting Tutsis’ - and everything to do with Congolese resources. That’s according to General Kayumba Nyamwasa, a former Rwandan army chief-of-staff. He argues that the issue of protecting the Banyamulenge - that is, the Congolese Tutsis (singular: Mnyamulenge) - was settled with the Sun City Agreement in 2002, which formally ended the Second Congolese War. He says the touted idea that Rwandan proxies (such as M23) are fighting to stop the marginalisation of, and violence against, Tutsis is nothing but a cover for a resource grab. He points to the appointment of Banyamulenge figures to senior Congo government positions to back up his claim. In DRC’s Rubaya, which was captured in 2024, the M23 controls mining production, trade and transport, according to UN experts - with profits of more than $800,000 a month, and the minerals routed to Rwanda. The rebels’ recent offensive on Goma led to more than 900 deaths, with over 2,800 injured (UN).

African Stream

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The #DRCongo has directly accused Rwanda and the RDF/M23 forces of responsibility for the deaths of more than 200 Congolese civilians following a landslide at the Rubaya coltan mining site. Victims reportedly include miners, children, and market women. According to the DRC government, the Rubaya site had been officially designated a “red zone,” rendering all mining activities there illegal. This designation was issued early last year. Authorities further state that in June of the previous year, approximately 300 people were killed at the same site under similar circumstances. According to the Congolese government the continued presence and control of #RDF/M23 forces in the area has enabled illegal mining operations that place civilian lives at risk for economic gain. It also accuses the international community of complicity, citing the continued purchase of minerals smuggled through Rwanda. The DRC maintains that minerals extracted from Rubaya are conflict minerals that are sold into global supply chains via Rwanda.
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The #DRCongo has directly accused Rwanda and the RDF/M23 forces of responsibility for the deaths of more than 200 Congolese civilians following a landslide at the Rubaya coltan mining site. Victims reportedly include miners, children, and market women. According to the DRC government, the Rubaya site had been officially designated a “red zone,” rendering all mining activities there illegal. This designation was issued early last year. Authorities further state that in June of the previous year, approximately 300 people were killed at the same site under similar circumstances. According to the Congolese government the continued presence and control of #RDF/M23 forces in the area has enabled illegal mining operations that place civilian lives at risk for economic gain. It also accuses the international community of complicity, citing the continued purchase of minerals smuggled through Rwanda. The DRC maintains that minerals extracted from Rubaya are conflict minerals that are sold into global supply chains via Rwanda.

Samuel Baker BYANSI

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🔴DRC War: Zimbabwean political analyst Professor Ibbo Mandaza says the elephant in the room - which many people are conveniently avoiding in current discussions and debate on the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo conflict - is Rwanda. Mandaza says all things considered, Rwanda - and by insinuation its leader Paul Kagame - is the real problem. His remarks came ahead of the Southern African Development Community extraordinary summit in Harare yesterday over DRC following the capture of Goma, the capital of the mineral-rich North Kivu region, by Rwandan-backed M23 Congolese rebels. However, some analysts say the DRC conflict is complex and complicated to just blame it on one actor or factor alone; there are too many intertwined issues and background to explain the crisis; some with more weight and agency than Rwanda alone.
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🔴DRC War: Zimbabwean political analyst Professor Ibbo Mandaza says the elephant in the room - which many people are conveniently avoiding in current discussions and debate on the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo conflict - is Rwanda. Mandaza says all things considered, Rwanda - and by insinuation its leader Paul Kagame - is the real problem. His remarks came ahead of the Southern African Development Community extraordinary summit in Harare yesterday over DRC following the capture of Goma, the capital of the mineral-rich North Kivu region, by Rwandan-backed M23 Congolese rebels. However, some analysts say the DRC conflict is complex and complicated to just blame it on one actor or factor alone; there are too many intertwined issues and background to explain the crisis; some with more weight and agency than Rwanda alone.

TheNewsHawks

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