Is Kabila A Victim Or Part Of Putrid Politics In Dealing With Genocidal FDLR?

Two weeks after the deadline passed for the DRC-based genocidal group, FDLR to surrender weapons and demobilise combatants as directed by SADC, ICGLR and United Nations, the joint international military brigade is yet to commence offensive operations against outfit whose leaders and ideology are blamed for the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.

Money Spent On MONUSCO Is Like Tipping A Good Wine Into A Dump

Rwanda has continued to express frustrations with the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo and United Nations Mission in the country known as MONUSCO for falling short of fighting the genocidal FDLR militia in the restive eastern part of the country.

United Nations’ Callous Apathy in Dealing With Genocidal FDLR

Since January 2, it has become a jamboree of megaphone diplomacy; all the prominent voices in the important places have through the media, professed their moral support for the annihilation of the FDLR militia that’s cocooned in the jungles of Eastern Congo.

The Genocide Against Tutsi in Rwanda: Obote’s Reply to Herman and Peterson

Edward S. Herman is professor emeritus of finance at the University of Pennsylvania. He is attributed with having written extensively on economics, political economy and the media.

German envoy says Africa should take lead in neutralizing FDLR

The African Union should take the lead in bringing an end to the issue of Rwandan rebels, the FDLR and ensure peace and security in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), the German ambassador to Rwanda Peter Fahrenholtz said Tuesday.

Sympathies to Genocidal FDLR and Politics Behind MONUSCO Failures in DRC

The United Nations announced on Saturday that it would not support the DR Congo military offensive against FDLR militia on the grounds that the Kinshasa administration had assigned the operation to two generals the world body says have questionable human rights records.

United Nations Vs FDLR – More Rattle Than Battle

The drums of war are beating more and more incessantly in the Great Lakes region of Africa. But any significant confrontations seem unlikely. In fact, the best we can hope for are mild skirmishes.

United Nations to DRCongo: Generals in Human Rights Abuses Undesirable

The United Nations has threatened to withdraw support for a planned Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) military campaign against Rwandan rebels if the government does not remove two generals accused of human rights abuses by the end of next week, a senior U.N. official said on Wednesday.

US Ambassador’s Letter to the Rwandan People

Muraho! After just one week in Rwanda, my heart has been warmed by the welcome that I have received and the beauty of the Rwandan people.

Tanzania’s Laundering of the FDLR: An Investment Without Profits?

Tanzania’s position on the FDLR rebels is puzzling, and it is putting far too much on the line – for benefits that are unclear.