UN Condemns Congo Rebels

The UN Security Council has demanded that M23, a group of renegade soldiers fighting government troops in eastern DRC, cease all operations amid concerns over the worsening humanitarian situation in the region.

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DRC army soldiers stand guard during a military strike against M23 (file photo): The M23 is composed of renegade soldiers, who are reportedly led by Bosco Ntaganda, an army general wanted for war crimes.

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  • Gondwana
    Aug 2 2012, 08:59

    The minister is right to say that there are two sides to each story. What is also true is the fact that of all the DRC's neighboring countries, Rwanda is the only one repeatedly accused of meddling into that country's internal affairs. Why is that? Are you, Ms. Minister, suggesting that everyone else is against Rwanda? The fact is that the CNDP enjoyed tremendous support from your country. Nkundabatware is "in house arrest" in Rwanda. If he is a Congolese subject, why don't you send him back to his country to face justice there? Your country's aggressive behavior towards Congo needs to stop. After all that country has been nothing but hospitable and welcoming to your people for years. Is that how you repay hospitality? Sure the DRC is a failed state. But leave it alone so it can figure out how to solve its problems without your country interfering into its business.

  • mrwiyamilira
    Aug 2 2012, 10:16

    Nice cartoon, but the flag on the President Kagame's necktie is wrong.

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