Congo rebels promise security in Bukavu after looting
- Rwandan-Backed M23 rebels have advanced into Bukavu, promising to restore order after widespread looting occurred.
- The M23 group's control over Bukavu marks their most significant territorial gain since January, heightening concerns of a regional conflict.
- In a statement, the M23 claimed they are assisting the population of Bukavu, who were abandoned by the army and allied forces.
- Pascal Zulu, a shopkeeper, reported a total loss due to looting, expressing uncertainty about repaying his business loan.
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DR Congo: M23-held Bukavu suffered wave of violence, looting
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwandan-backed M23 rebels have captured the city of Bukavu. As government forces retreated, a wave of violence and looting swept through the provincial capital. Now, civilians and the Red Cross are cleaning up the aftermath.
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Crisis - WFP Condemns Looting in Bukavu After M23 Rebels Move in
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has condemned the looting of thousands of tonnes of relief supplies in the city of Bukavu in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), after Rwanda-backed M23 rebels swept in at the weekend, reportedly meeting little resistance.
In the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), activities are gradually resuming in the city of Bukavu despite fear. Residents are starting to go out looking for food, but with more caution.
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