🇨🇩🚨 60 PEOPLE DETAINED IN CONGO’S MINING SECTOR!
Around 60 people, including Chinese, Lebanese, Syrians, Moroccans, Iraqis and Palestinians, were detained at the Boss Mining concession in Kakanda, owned by ERG.
Most are suspected of lacking valid residence and work documents. Congolese civilians and military personnel were also reportedly arrested, while money in US dollars and Congolese francs was seized.
Authorities are investigating suspected illegal mining activities, possible complicity and the origin of the seized money. The full details are still to be established.
🇨🇩✈️ We are slowly but surely moving forward!
Air Congo has welcomed its brand-new Boeing 787 Dreamliner in the presence of the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Transport, Communication Routes and Opening Up.
The aircraft has a capacity of 292 passengers: 30 Business Class seats, 36 Premium Economy seats and 226 Economy seats.
Congo is moving forward, step by step! 🇨🇩
🇪🇹🇷🇺 Ethiopia receives Russian fighter jets!
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced that Ethiopia will receive 12 Russian Su-35 fighter jets and four S-400 air defence systems under an agreement with Moscow.
Russia says the first two jets have been delivered, while the remaining aircraft and the air defence systems are expected later. The financial value of the deal has not been disclosed.
The move comes as Ethiopia faces renewed fighting in Tigray and security tensions in the region.
🇨🇩🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin personally handed the microphone to Félix Tshisekedi. He knows that Tshisekedi is one of the African presidents focused on improving the lives of his people.
The DRC is strengthening ties with Russia during the Russia–Africa Summit in Moscow, with three cooperation agreements planned covering public health, trade and economic relations, and scientific and technical cooperation. A separate initiative focuses on vocational training for young Congolese.
Sometimes, Paul Kagame needs to understand that many presidents have sat on the same throne before him. And when the West turns its back on you, the collapse of your regime can be inevitable, especially when those countries have been your allies for decades.
🇺🇸 Sanctions targeting Rwandan banks could hurt ordinary Rwandans, while Kagame watches the empire he has built over decades crumble right before his eyes.
Power is like gambling. A smart gambler knows when to walk away, because if you keep chasing your losses, eventually you risk losing everything, including yourself.
OMG, ANOTHER SANCTION AGAINST RWANDA 🇷🇼
Washington 🇺🇸 is putting financial pressure on Rwanda 🇷🇼 over the war in eastern Congo 🇨🇩. The sanctions target Rwanda’s Ministry of Defence and Zigama Credit and Savings Society, a financial institution accused of helping finance military operations and transactions linked to M23.
Zigama is not just an ordinary bank. It serves Rwanda’s military and security personnel. The US sanctions aim to restrict its ability to support military activities linked to the conflict in eastern Congo 🇨🇩.
Treasury also said Zigama facilitated tens of millions in transactions for M23 and its political wing, and that it serves Rwanda's defence and security personnel.
The level of disinformation from the Rwandan media is so heavy. They are claiming that they captured ammunition from the Congolese army in eastern Congo🇨🇩, but here is what they forgot to cover up.
In these images we see 80 grenades, 40mm LV HE, manufactured in 2023.
This type of weapon is made in South Africa 🇿🇦 by a company called Rheinmetall Denel Munition (RDM). This company is 51% German and 49% South African.
Here is where it gets even better: between 2022 and 2023, South Africa 🇿🇦 exported $3.21 million worth of the same type of bombs to Rwanda 🇷🇼 . 🤣 This makes sense why the date says 2023.
So they are showing us their own weapons 🤣 and they claim they captured it from the Congolese army
3-year-old Nevada Pierre was playing youth soccer in Winter Park, FL when police were called.
Family says it was because he was "too good" police say it was an adult disturbance call.
Now a GoFundMe for him has raised $33,300+ and counting. The kids just want to play. ⚽️
South Kivu Governor Jean-Jacques Purusi has dismissed reports that Kawezi was captured by the M23-RDF.
Speaking at Uvira town hall on October 27, 2026, Purusi responded to journalist Steve Wembi’s post announcing the fall of Kawezi, calling it “enemy propaganda.”
“We knew this little Wembi, who is betraying the country. These are hungry people looking for something to eat. So, this information is completely false,” the governor declared.
He insisted that Kawezi had not fallen, adding that the locality was about 10 kilometres away from Uvira.
🇮🇱 Israel’s election is over, but the real drama is just starting! 😂 Netanyahu and the opposition have both fallen short of the 61 seats needed to form a majority. Arab parties could hold the key to the next government. So, will Netanyahu stay in power or is Israel heading for a political shake-up?
Mbappé’s controversy is getting out of control in China. 🇫🇷🇨🇳
In just 24 hours, claims have circulated that he lost major sponsorship deals, faced backlash in China and was removed from Chinese versions of FIFA games.
Now, claims are also spreading that an American committee has defended him, telling him not to apologise for speaking the truth.
From football memes to international tensions, this story is getting bigger by the day. At this rate, people will joke that Mbappé is about to start World War III.
Joseph Kabila doesn’t have an army of 10,000 men to fight this war. His forces rely on support from the Rwandan army and some European mercenaries. Once Paul Kagame withdraws his troops from the DRC, this war could end within weeks. That’s why we cannot entertain Kabila. Our main goal is to put Kagame in his place. 🇨🇩
Whether you like it or not, this war will end. 🇨🇩🇺🇸
The US is moving forward with the operational plan to neutralise the FDLR. From October 20–22, US officials brought together military planners from the DRC and Rwanda in Germany to finalise the plan under the Washington Peace Accords.
This way, Paul Kagame will no longer have the FDLR as an excuse to blame eastern Congo. And if he tries anything else, we’ll go Maduro on him. 🇨🇩
The Congolese opposition in Rome is divided over Joseph Kabila’s role in the armed takeover of Goma. Martin Fayulu is demanding an unequivocal condemnation, while Moïse Katumbi, Delly Sesanga, Matata Ponyo and Jean-Marc Kabund oppose this position.
For the record, Joseph Kabila, through Jean-Marc Kabund, initiated the consultations that led to the creation of the Article 64 Coalition and financed all its activities.
This raises serious questions about the unity and independence of the Congolese opposition. How can opposition leaders present a united front in defence of the DRC when they cannot even agree on how to respond to the crisis in the east?
Good to see US senators challenging Visit Rwanda and questioning how Kagame’s government uses sports to improve its international image while serious allegations of human rights abuses and war crimes in Rwanda and the DRC remain a concern.
For years, Rwanda has used major international sports partnerships to promote its image, while critics have raised concerns about its role in the conflict in eastern Congo, where millions of people have suffered from violence and displacement.
The F1 failed to take meaningful action. Now, the NBA should also take a serious look at its relationship with Rwanda. Sports should unite people, not be used to whitewash abuses or distract the world from the suffering of innocent Congolese people.
The world is watching, and Paul Kagame must be held accountable for its actions. 🇨🇩🇺🇸
Why has Victoire Ingabire survived while other Rwandan opposition figures have been killed or disappeared? One possible explanation is that imprisoning her, blocking her from elections and restricting her political activities carries less international cost than killing a high-profile opposition leader.
Paul Kagame knows that killing her could be his biggest mistake, unless the West has already put a “bird” on him, keeping her as a political card to play if they ever need a revolution in Rwanda. 🇷🇼
Unbelievable! The fight against Ebola is paying off in eastern DRC. 🇨🇩
At the Ebola Treatment Center (ETC) in Mongbwalu, Ituri Province, no positive cases are currently being reported. After weeks of fighting the epidemic, this is encouraging news that brings joy and hope to the teams working tirelessly to stop the outbreak. 💪�
Rwanda has fought us for 30 years, stealing our minerals, killing our people, and committing atrocities on Congolese soil. This happened because we never had true Congolese leadership that was ready to stand firmly for our country.
Now, we have a Congolese leader with roots in our land, and it’s time to stand firm and defend our country against every force that seeks to destroy it. 🇨🇩
The war may be long, but we will not give up. The DRC will stand, and victory will be ours! 🇨🇩✊
The DRC is slowly but surely moving forward. 🇨🇩🇺🇸
On October 26, 2026, Congolese and U.S. officials met in Paris with the World Bank to discuss the development of the Grand Inga project.
The goal is to attract investment, create jobs, boost industrialisation, and improve the lives of Congolese people. The DRC is working towards turning its natural resources into real economic development. Progress takes time, but the country is moving forward! 🇨🇩
The longer Paul Kagame takes to end this war, the more problems will come back to haunt him. 🇷🇼
Now, two U.S. senators, Jeff Merkley and Marsha Blackburn, are asking the NBA to reconsider its partnership with Rwanda over human rights concerns and the risk of sportswashing.
Kagame thought this war would strengthen his position, but the consequences keep piling up. The question is, how much more pressure will it take before he finally ends this war? 🇨🇩🇺🇸
