Over the weekend Denis Mukwege, the controversial Nobel Peace Prize laureate and the unscrupulous Congolese medical doctor called for his sponsors (western community) to take sanctions against Rwanda. The known pawn of the west was making reference to the recent sham and flawed report by a group of unknown people allegedly working for UN as experts. The report accused Rwanda of supporting M23 rebel group, … Continue reading Mukwege’s failure to condemn FDLR is actual complicity in its terror agenda

Outright mediocrity plays out in the public gallery as Congolese authorities, journalists and influencers in the digital media are caught up in frenzied celebrations of allegedly leaked United Nations Group of Experts (UNGoE) report whose shocking revelations expose DRC’s complicity in crimes committed on its own territory, something they have been blaming on neighbors. Ironically, tables have turned on Tshisekedi regime, the report pins his … Continue reading UNGoE report pins DRC on sponsoring FDLR

The expulsion of the spokesperson of MONUSCO whom Tshisekedi and his henchmen accuse of making “indelicate and inopportune” statements, confirms yet again the regime’s ploy to chase the United Nations forces out of DRC in order to pave way for further persecution of Kinyarwanda-speaking Congolese Tutsi. The folly attempt has come amidst the ongoing silent genocide happening in Congo and growing alliance between the blacklisted … Continue reading Tshisekedi and his henchmen recommitted to exterminating Congolese Tutsi

One has to watch the recent nauseating, illogical, uninformed and reckless speech by Martin Fayulu to confirm that DRC and its politicians are doomed to failure, especially with their blame games against Rwanda, to deflect from their internal problems and weaknesses. Fayulu, the so-called opposition politician in DRC, who lost to Felix Tshisekedi in the previous presidential elections (but preferred to refer to himself as … Continue reading By accusing Rwanda on DRC internal affairs, Martini Fayulu is slated to lose again

One of the major reasons the Democratic Republic of Congo has been embroiled in recurrent conflicts and insecurity is because the International Community has pretended to be involved without actually being involved – by making half-hearted decisions that have largely left the situation worse. The other fundamental problem is that the International Community assumes that Congo has committed leadership whose only weakness is the “meddling … Continue reading On DRC, the International Community is putting the cart before the horse