| Excerpts: The Democratic Republic of Congo’s national army, the FARDC, has confirmed the arrest of the leader of the Mai-Mai Kyandenga, Jean-Baptiste Kupaku alias Kyandenga. Jean-Baptiste Kupaku was arrested Sunday 18 Sept in Butembo town along with his bodyguards, according to spokesperson of the army, Captain Anthony Mwalushayi. Kupaku was planning to attack civilians in the … The post DR Congo Army Arrests Mai-Mai Leader appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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At least four people are reported to have been killed after clashes that followed the visit of a traditional ruler who intended to calm the violence between two communities in Kwamouth, DR Congo. President Felix Tshisekedi sent King Mini Kongo to instruct the Teke and Yaka ethnic groups of the necessity for them to live … The post Clashes After Traditional Ruler Calls For End To Ethnic Violence In DR Congo appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Flooding has affected 622,550 people across 16 provinces of the Republic of Chad, including the Capital N’Djamena, according to an assessment by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. According to the report, as of September 12, the worst hit areas were Tandjilé, affecting 166,258 people and Logone Occidental, where 147,129 were … The post Flooding Affects Over 600,000 People In Chad appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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“No story is worth your life,” I was once told by a senior journalist. “Do everything to stay alive so you do not become part of stories to tell,” another media expert had said in a recent workshop. I have written several reports on the nightmare called sit-at-home in Nigeria’s Southeast. I have seen people … The post Reporter’s Diary: Experiencing The Nightmare Of Southeast Nigeria’s “Sit-At-Home” Order appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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