Mosques in Uganda Under Surveillance for Alleged DR Congo Ties
Mosques in Masaka district are under tight surveillance by the army and police, after a suspected rebel pointed them out as recruitment centres for Allied Democratic Forces, a rebel group alleged to have ties in Eastern DR Congo.
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The Inspector General of Police, Kale Kayihura has termed the UN Group of experts' report allegations about him as malicious falsehoods and defamatory. The report has accused him ... Read more »
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The government has temporarily shut down its southwestern Bunagana border with DR Congo after it was revealed that M23 insurgents were collecting money from trucks to finance their ... Read more »
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President of the UN Security Council Ambassador H.S. Puri has said that the report accusing Uganda of supporting M23 Rebels in DR Congo does not necessarily reflect the views of ... Read more »
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Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura has denied any involvement with the Democratic Republic of Congo M23 rebels, describing the allegations by UN Group of Experts not only ... Read more »
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Rwanda and Uganda are ripping their good rewards from this bias institution the UN. A preliminary UN observers' report released recently named Rwanda and Uganda's involvements in supporting M23. Today,this bias organization has suddenly turned its tune after the accused country in the report have each threatened the UN. It was Rwanda 1st when Kagame left and quit mini summit at 67 UN general assembly;called by UN secretary Ban ki Moon. To sooth Rwanda's anger a monthly later it was elected to be a non permanent member at UNSC. This post gives Rwanda power to block any investigation against its leader who is accused for crime committed in eastern DRCongo. Then Uganda threatens to pull its keeping missions troops which leads the UN to distance itself with report released by its members. Congolese are considered non-existent people... which peace does this institution preach? Congolese too are world citizens by nature and not by laws.