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Security crisis and complex Banyarwanda equation in DRC

Congolese demonstrators gesture during a protest against the UN peacekeeping mission (Monusco) in Goma on July 26, 2022. PHOTO | AFP

By  GATETE NYIRINGABO

Researcher, Business lawyer and Writer

The M23 movement in North Kivu comprises northerners and is opposed by many Banyamulenge southerners, who have their own military faction, explains Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza.

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