The Congolese government can ban former President Joseph Kabila’s party, but it will only come when Kinshasa deals with the threat to Rwanda from the FDLR, a Genoshidal militia.
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The Genocide Militia poses an existential threat to the Congo’s Tutsi community and Rwanda, is a Congo-backed terrorist militia doctor founded by the mastermind of the 1994 genocide mastermind against Rwanda’s Tutsi.
Last week, the Congolese government announced the suspension of Kabila’s PPRD party, the commencement of legal proceedings against him, and the seizing of all his mobility and immobilisation assets. That was about two days after reports of his arrival in Goma, and the alliance fluves North Kiv’s rebelliously controlled capital on April 18th.
“Until then, special envoys, meetings, and ‘peacekeeping’ forces can be welcomed from anywhere, but they won’t stop conflict,” he posted to X.
https://x.com/tiborpnagyjr/status/1914423861967270260
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In March, Kabila said the government Army coalition had suspended research in South Africa to “deal with worsening situations” east of his country, which has been fighting rebels for over three years.
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The steadily growing alliance is now controlling the belt of territory, including the strategic cities of Goma and Bukabu, as it is flurves the Congolese rebellion. Kabila, whose family accused the Congolese government of abuse, accused his successor, Felix Zisekedi of mismanagement of the security crisis and “to bring the vast country closer to collapse.” Tshisekedi accuses Kabila of supporting the AFC/M23 rebels.
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On April 8, Kabila, based in South Africa and Zimbabwe, told June Afrique that he would return to his country after meeting various presidents and former presidents of the region and Congolese politicians throughout the eastern region.
“I decided to start in the east because there is a risk there,” he told French publications. Kabila has expressed concern over Dr. Congo’s continued instability and emphasized the importance of internal solutions to national issues.
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The former Congolese president emphasized that conflict with the alliance would flutter the Congolese rebel movement. This, he argued that Tshisekedi is supported by neighbouring Rwanda, but emphasized that it can only be resolved through dialogue by the Congolese. Kabila criticized her for hiring European mercenaries and foreign troops, which led to her tendency to condemn the country’s crisis against foreign actors.
Kabila left the office in 2019 and remained silent until February this year. Tshisekedi denounced his predecessor for supporting Frueve Congo, the alliance led by former electoral president of Dr. Congo, Corneil Nanga. Kabila dismissed the allegation in March, saying the dispute would be different if he was personally involved.
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It was first launched in 2021 against the United Nations forces, Rwandan mass militia known as the FDLR, over 10,000 Burundian troops, over 1,600 European mercenaries, South Africa-led SADC missions, or the Congolese Army Union wars, including the SAMIDRC, or the M23 rebels, or the rebels.
The security challenges posed by mass militias and their split groups have always tried to force a return to the nation and genocide agenda, and are “a very serious concern for Rwanda.” Kinshasa accused Kigali of supporting the M23 rebels. However, the Rwandan government argued that after nearly a decade of inactivity about five years ago, the revival of the M23 was rooted in historical persecution, not Rwandan “backing” as Kinshasa wanted to believe in the world.
When Rwandan’s patriotic army rebels took over power and stopped genocide, in July 1994, the army of the massacred genocide regime (former-FAR), politicians, and Interhamwe militia who slaughtered over a million people in 100 days – rampage, ensse, weapons, and the doctor, then known as Zaea.
They united first in the RDR, then in what is called Paril, then in Alir I, followed by Alir II, and finally in FDLR. In the mid-2000s, shortly after the US government killed American tourists in the forests of Bwindi in Uganda and cited it as a terrorist organization, they formed the FDLR to avoid or distance themselves from horrifying crimes. The initiators gathered along the border with Zambia in Lubumbashi, the second largest city at the southernmost tip, to form the FDLR.
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In eastern Congo, genocide militias continued their genocide agenda, particularly targeting Kinyarwanda-speaking Congolese, where unresolved complaints led to the existence of the M23 rebellion. The latter was created on May 6, 2012 due to the numerous failures of the Congolese government, including Kinshasa’s refusal to implement the peace agreement signed on March 23, 2009.
In January 2009, the Congrès National Pour Ladé Fense Du People (CNDP), formed by the original political and military group about three years ago, stopped the rebellion after Kinshasa had promised, among other things, to integrate fighter jets into the national army. The government’s top officials, including then-Defense Minister Charles Mwand Simba, who died in Belgium in December 2016, attended a ceremony held in the Lumangabo Army camp, about 45 kilometres north of Goma, the capital of the North Kivu province, and welcomed the first group of rebel fighters into the army.
A few days later, CNDP officials announced that it was “a de facto transformation of CNDP into political parties,” a government-recognized after fighter jets were integrated into the national military. But about 11 months after denounced the rebellion and became a political party, everything returned to zero. The frustrated head of Desire Kamanji, a political party that has been turned into a rebel group, has resigned.
