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Links to Rwanda fuel discrimination against DR Congo's TutsisThe notorious M23 rebel group is wreaking havoc in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, seizing the region's two biggest cities in a deadly uprising which has forced hundreds of thousands to flee ...
na Makenga aliacha shule akiwa na umri wa miaka 17 ili kujiunga na kikundi cha waasi wa Tutsi kilichozunguka mpaka wa Rwanda. Kikundi hiki, kilichoitwa Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), ...
For three decades, hundreds of thousands of Congolese Tutsi have been forced to live in refugee camps in Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda. This conflict will continue to escalate as long as the ...
When Rev. Marcel Uwineza, S.J., a survivor of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, was invited to give remarks at a recent commemoration of the event, he was asked to provide a photo of ...
The group says it is defending ethnic Tutsis and Congolese of Rwandan origin from discrimination, although critics say their Rwanda-backed campaign is a pretext for economic and political ...
Secondly, some regional analysts say that rather than seeking to defend Tutsis, the M23 - and Rwanda, which backs the rebel group - is primarily seeking to exploit the eastern DR Congo's vast ...
Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo inasema Rwanda inapuuza wito wa kusitishwa kwa mapigano baada ya waasi wa M-23 kuuteka mji wa pili mashariki mwa nchi hiyo. Waziri wa Mawasiliano Patrick Muyaya ...
The M23 says it is defending ethnic Tutsis in Congo. Rwanda has claimed the Tutsis are being persecuted by Hutus and former militias responsible for the 1994 genocide of 800,000 Tutsis and ...
Rwanda says it is defending itself, accusing Congo's military of joining forces with ethnic Hutu-led militias bent on slaughtering Tutsis in Congo and threatening Rwanda, where Hutus targeted ...
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