[VIDEO] YOU’LL KILL US FOR KATUMBI: Villagers In Mulonde Warn Tshisekedi; Vow To Shed Blood In Solidarity With Opposition Leader
Villagers in Mulonde, Pweto region have vowed to die for opposition leader Moise Katumbi should imposter president Felix Tshisekedi arrest him on tramped up charges.
Tshisekedi has ordered the arrest of Katumbi for allegedly rehabilitating an airstrip in Mulonde, Pweto region in the east of Katanga.
The government claims Katumbi is preparing an insurrection and the airstrip is a conduit for rebels to invade the already war ravaged central African nation.
According to those close to the opposition, the airstrip has existed long before Katumbi started rehabilitating it as an entry and exit port for emergency medical supplies for the hospital being constructed in the area.
Heavily armed state agents recently invaded the area and arrested one of Katumbi’s workers found on site.
Intelligence sources in the country have disclosed to DRC News Today that the raid on Mulonde is an attempt to frame Katumbi and silence him from mounting opposition to Tshisekedi’s plan to alter the constitution and extend his mandate.
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[VIDEO] DISGRUNTLED DRC PRESIDENT DROWNS OVER 100 CONGOLESE: While Tshisekedi Focuses On A Petty Fight Targeting Katumbi; Congolese Lives Are Lost On Land & Water
While imposter president Felix Tshisekedi is waging a petty and plainly stupid war against opposition leader Moïse Katumbi, Congolese are dying in droves across the country with the latest tragedy claiming over 100 lives on Lake Kivu.
If Congolese are not dying from civil war that Tshisekedi has failed to end and military massacres he is perpetrating, they are succumbing to disease outbreak such as mpox, malnutrition, and are also dying via transport tragedies due to poor roads and derelict vessels.
Yesterday was another grim moment for the DRC when videos of a boat sank over 100 Congolese as Tshisekedi focuses on fighting Katumbi for putting together a health facility and medical emergency airstrip in the village of Mulonde in the Pweto region region of east Katanga.
Although some reports indicate that 78 people have died after a ferry capsized on Lake Kivu, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, just a few hundred metres from its destination, unofficial records seen by DRC News Today show the number of fatalities is over 150.
The boat was travelling from the town of Minova in South Kivu and sank as it was arriving on Goma’s shore on Thursday morning.
A video circulating online shows the boat tilting to one side and then sinking.
There were 278 passengers onboard, according to a regional governor.
“It’ll take at least three days to get the exact numbers, because not all the bodies have been found yet,” Governor Jean Jacques Purisi told Reuters news agency.
A local activist, Aaron Ashuza, who was at the scene, told the BBC he saw bodies being pulled out of the river and said the injured had been taken to hospital.
At least two children died after they were taken to hospital after the accident, according to AFP.
Speaking from his hospital bed, 51-year-old survivor Alfani Buroko Byamung
Is President Tshisekedi. Swelling fa e, hand & possibly feet. What's going on?
AIRPORT FRACAS: Kinshasa Passengers Scrambling to Board Plane Amidst Lack of Air Transport Under Tshisekedi
Boarding a plane on a commercial flight to fly one place or out of the Democratic Republic of Congo is a scene close typical of the 1987 American thriller “Escape from Sobibor” as the Democratic Republic of Congo faces major transportation challenges.
A video has gone viral from Kinshasa’s N’djili International Airport where passengers are scampering just to get their seat on the plane out of the Congolese.
The airline, African Aviation Company (CAA), are said to had received an excess of bookings for its Tuesday night flight out Kinshasa thereby causing passengers to charge onto the runway to secure their place on the plane.
The DR Congo currently has no airline following the closure of the national airline, Air Congo whose operations were halted after the company’s only surviving plane broke down.
Air Congo has since been declared bankrupt and cannot afford to resume operations thanks to the Fèlix Tshisekedi’s DR Congo government’s failure to manage its own airline.
The Air Congo’s bankruptcy has been attributed to various cases of corruption and embezzlement of the company’s funds by government officials in the Tshisekedi
regime.
https://drcnewstoday.com/airport-fracas-kinshasa-passengers-scrambling-to-board-plane-amidst-lack-of-air-transport-under-tshisekedi/
[VIDEO] AGENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: Katumbi’s Kashobwe Farm Begins Production of Famous Goma Cheese
Presidential aspirant and vibrant entrepreneur Moïse Katumbi has continued to replicate his vision for sustainable development and economic transformation for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) at his private estate in Kashobwe village of Haut-Katanga Province.
In addition to various agricultural activities at the land, Katumbi’s M’siri farm now produces the famous cheese from the city of Goma.
Katumbi has employed artisan cheese makers all the way from Goma to make the first produce as well as train young locals in the village of Kashobwe.
The M’siri farm now has all the necessary equipment and essential tools needed in the production of the cheese product made from coagulated milk, dairy products as well as other milk elements.
In his bid to become president of the DRC, Katumbi swore to amplify the agricultural sector to spur economic development in the country which he exhibits at his vibrant concession in Kashobwe.
https://drcnewstoday.com/agent-of-sustainable-development-katumbis-kashobwe-farm-begins-production-of-famous-goma-cheese/
HAPPENING NOW: Protests Break Out In Kinshasa As Residents Demand UK, USA & France To Leave DRC
Protests have broken out this afternoon in the Democratic Republic of Congo capital of Kinshasa as residents demand for the United Kingdom, United States and France to leave the country.
The protestants have gathered in front the UK embassy in Kinshasa where they demand for the three nations to leave DRC on allegations of supporting Rwanda and the M23 Rebels in the ongoing conflict in the east.
Tension has risen over the past few weeks in the eastern region of DRC as M23 Rebels take over several territories.
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