Africa Local News DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism Serge Kabongo Dec 5, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link On Tuesday, December 3, 2024, the Minister of Justice, Constant Mutamba, announced the creation of a special Commission to fight urban banditry. This decision follows instructions from the President of the Republic. The Commission includes top military and civilian judges, the Provincial Police Commissioner, and other security officials. [ rtnc ] The Minister said the Commission aims for "operation zero kuluna" to deal with urban bandits known as Kulunas, who cause fear and harm in Congolese communities. Unisex DRC Flag T-Shirt - Cotton S-6XL, Africa Map Design for Men & Women Buy Now Constant Mutamba also revealed that starting December 4, the Commission will begin immediate trials for Kulunas caught in the act. He stated that the death penalty will now be used for Kulunas found guilty of terrorism. “They will all be sentenced for terrorism. The acts they commit are simply terrorism and, therefore, punishable by the death penalty. The Commission has also decided to carry out the death penalty but also to transfer all the Kulunas to high-security prisons. The first batch of Kulunas sentenced this week will be evacuated to Angenga and other prisons. Blockades will be organized in the neighborhoods and streets of Kinshasa,” said the minister. He also warned that people causing noise pollution will face heavy fines and have their property seized Related Posts Eleventh day of fighting south of Lubero, the FARDC chases Rwandan M23 terrorists from Matembe . DR.Congo Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Kenya Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana DR.Congo Eleventh day of fighting south of Lubero, the FARDC chases Rwandan M23 terrorists from Matembe . Kenya Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Ghana Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team .

Africa War in DRC DR.Congo Eleventh day of fighting south of Lubero, the FARDC chases Rwandan M23 terrorists from Matembe Bahati shalom Dec 13, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) took control of the village of Matembe on Wednesday, December 11. According to Lieutenant Reagen Mbuyi, spokesman for the Northern Front of the FARDC, the loyalist army also dislodged the rebels from the villages of Katwa, Kimaka, and Luofu in the south of Lubero. “The army activated its defense system on the second day of the rebel attacks on December 1,” he said. The FARDC has been fighting Rwandan M23 terrorists in fierce fighting south of Lubero for several days. This Wednesday morning, the village of Kaseghe, 60 kilometers from Lubero-centre, was the scene of these violent clashes. Kaseghe is considered a strategic lock for the M23 rebels before reaching the rural commune of Kirumba, 25 kilometers further, still under their occupation. Related Posts Eleventh day of fighting south of Lubero, the FARDC chases Rwandan M23 terrorists from Matembe . DR.Congo Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Kenya Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana DR.Congo Eleventh day of fighting south of Lubero, the FARDC chases Rwandan M23 terrorists from Matembe . Kenya Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Ghana Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team .

Africa Geopolitics Kenya Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections Bahati shalom Dec 11, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Kenya's Somali border wall stands as a symbol of security within rising tensions and ongoing regional challenges. Kenyan security forces heightened their presence at the Ishiakani border town following intense clashes between Somalia's Federal Government troops and Jubaland forces in the Raskamboni area. The confrontation, sparked on the morning of December 11, saw federal soldiers fleeing and surrendering to Kenyan authorities. Over 300 Somali National Army (SNA) soldiers reportedly surrendered by Wednesday evening, with dozens seeking refuge at Kenya's border post. Witnesses said Jubaland troops captured several federal soldiers, seized the Raskamboni camp, and set fire to vehicles. Tensions escalated as federal troops, recently deployed from Mogadishu, utilized drones in the conflict. Somalia’s Defence Ministry condemned the clashes, stating, “These acts severely undermine national security and Somalia’s sovereignty,” and vowed legal repercussions for those involved. Meanwhile, Jubaland’s Deputy Security Minister, General Adan Xaji, accused Mogadishu of misusing resources intended for national defense, saying, “It is deeply regrettable that these resources... are being used against its own people.” The dispute stems from contested Jubaland elections, with Mogadishu opposing Ahmed Madobe’s reelection and accusing him of failing to address the al-Shabaab threat in the region. Kenyan officials, bracing for possible refugee influxes, are monitoring the volatile situation closely. Related Posts Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Kenya Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana Civil society groups praise Inspector General of Police Dampare for maintaining peace during Ghana’s elections . Ghana Kenya Kenya boosts border security as Somali and Jubaland forces clash over disputed elections . Kenya President Ruto urges Kenyans to embrace factual criticism, defend progress on development projects . Ghana Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana Civil society groups praise Inspector General of Police Dampare for maintaining peace during Ghana’s elections .

Africa | International Politics Ghana Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team Dec 11, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Julius Debrah, Fifi Kwetey and Doe Adjaho Julius Debrah and Team: Guiding Mahama's Transition President-elect John Dramani Mahama has named an 11-member team to help with a smooth transition of power to Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration. This team, formed under the Presidential (Transition) Act of 2012, will make sure everything runs smoothly as leadership changes hands. Mahama’s team is important because it ensures the new government understands the state of the country. The group includes experienced individuals in finance, governance, and public administration. Here are key members of the transition team: Julius Debrah – Co-Chairperson Julius Debrah is a politician with years of experience. He served as Mahama’s Chief of Staff and held roles such as Minister for Local Government and Regional Minister for Greater Accra. A graduate of the University of Ghana with a BA in Archaeology and Sociology, Debrah also worked in real estate and agriculture before entering politics. He was part of the NDC Campaign Steering Committee for the 2024 election. Johnson Asiedu Nketiah – Member Known as the "Chairman General," Johnson Asiedu Nketiah is the National Chairman of the NDC. His career spans over 30 years, including 12 years as an MP and a role as Deputy Minister for Agriculture. He contributed to drafting Ghana’s 1992 constitution and served as chairman of the NDC’s 2024 campaign team. Fifi Fiavi Kwetey – Member Fifi Kwetey brings his expertise in politics and governance to the team, further strengthening Mahama’s transition efforts. This team, carefully chosen by Mahama, embodies his trust in their abilities to ensure a smooth and effective handover of power. Related Posts Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana Civil society groups praise Inspector General of Police Dampare for maintaining peace during Ghana’s elections . Ghana President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results . South Africa Ghana Julius Debrah, Doe Adjaho, and Others: Mahama's Transition Dream Team . Ghana Civil society groups praise Inspector General of Police Dampare for maintaining peace during Ghana’s elections . South Africa President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results .

Africa | Elections Ghana Ghana's ruling party candidate, Mahamudu Bawumia, concedes defeat to John Mahama Agyeman Joshua Dec 7, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Mahamudu Bawumia Ghana’s Vice President and ruling party candidate, Mahamudu Bawumia, has admitted defeat in the presidential election held on December 7, 2024. He acknowledged that the people of Ghana voted for change, ending the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) two-term rule under President Nana Akufo-Addo. Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Bawumia stated, “The people of Ghana have spoken, and they have voted for change at this time. We respect this with all humility.” He confirmed calling John Mahama, the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate and former president, to congratulate him on his victory. On social media platform X, Mahama shared that he had received the call acknowledging his “emphatic victory.” Celebrations began among Mahama’s supporters, with crowds gathering at the NDC campaign headquarters in Accra. According to Sammy Gyamfi, an NDC spokesperson, Mahama secured 56.3% of the votes compared to Bawumia’s 41.3%, based on the party’s internal review. “It is very clear that the people of this country have voted for change,” Gyamfi noted. Ghana’s Election Commission is expected to announce the official results by Tuesday, although regional tallies are still being processed. Political party agents monitored the vote counts at polling stations before they were sent for final collation. The election campaign was heavily influenced by economic challenges in Ghana, including high inflation, debt issues, and a currency devaluation crisis that necessitated a $3 billion International Monetary Fund bailout. Despite some economic recovery, frustration among voters remained strong, which worked in Mahama’s favor. Bawumia’s bid for a third consecutive term for the NPP under the “Break the 8” slogan faced significant criticism over the current administration’s economic record. While inflation dropped from over 50% to around 23% and some economic stability returned, voters were still dissatisfied. John Mahama’s return to power marks a significant political shift, with the NDC also securing victory in the parliamentary elections, according to the NPP’s internal tallies. This victory highlights the alternating dominance of the NDC and NPP in Ghana’s politics since 1992. Related Posts President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results . South Africa Labour Party Rep Daniel Chollom Defects to APC . Nigeria The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out . South Africa South Africa President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results . Nigeria Labour Party Rep Daniel Chollom Defects to APC . South Africa The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out .

Africa | Policies South Africa President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act Mbeki edmond Dec 10, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link President Cyril Ramaphosa under scrutiny as mounting pressure surrounds the implementation of key provisions in the Bela Act to address education reforms President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing growing pressure from the South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (Sadtu) regarding the implementation of two sections of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act. The deadline for public submissions on these sections is set for Friday, and Sadtu is pushing for sections 4 and 5 to be enacted by December 13. The union criticized Ramaphosa for delaying the implementation, accusing him of prioritizing political motives and listening to objections from Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube and her party, the Democratic Alliance (DA). Sadtu’s general secretary, Mugwena Maluleke, stated that the act has been passed following extensive consultations over a decade and has not faced any constitutional challenges. Sections 4 and 5 of the Bela Act would transfer the responsibility of admitting students into public schools and determining language policies from school governing bodies (SGBs) to provincial education departments. Sadtu argues that these changes are necessary to ensure equitable access to quality education and to address past imbalances. The union also dismissed agreements signed between Gwarube and groups like Solidariteit and AfriForum, labeling them as attempts by "white supremacists" to perpetuate racism in schools. Maluleke emphasized that all schools must comply with South Africa's laws and constitution, ensuring that no barriers—such as language policies—prevent children from accessing education. Ramaphosa’s office confirmed receiving Sadtu’s letter and stated that a response would follow. Meanwhile, Solidariteit claimed to have reached an agreement with the government to delay implementing the contested sections, asserting that the president is bound by this agreement. In support of the Bela Act, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi urged decisive action, calling Friday a potential “liberation day” for South African youth. Lesufi expressed determination to end any practices denying children access to nearby schools due to language requirements, especially Afrikaans. The DA, however, has warned against enacting the sections without constitutional review. DA leader John Steenhuisen suggested such a move could harm the Government of National Unity, while spokesperson Karabo Khakhau emphasized the need to test the constitutionality of these changes in court. Related Posts President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results . South Africa Labour Party Rep Daniel Chollom Defects to APC . Nigeria The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out . South Africa South Africa President Ramaphosa faces pressure as Sadtu demands swift implementation of Bela Act . South Africa ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile says KZN leaders aren’t to blame for poor election results . Nigeria Labour Party Rep Daniel Chollom Defects to APC . South Africa The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out .

Africa | Domestic Politics South Africa The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out Ayize claire Dec 9, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link President Ramaphosa and DA president Steenhuisen South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) is embroiled in a fierce debate over the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act. The African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA), the two largest parties, are clashing over clauses set to reshape language and admission policies in schools. The BELA Act, signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa on 13 September 2024, introduces significant changes, such as criminalizing parents who fail to send children to school. However, clauses 4 and 5, which give the government more control over admissions and language policies, are deeply divisive. Critics, including Solidarity, AfriForum, and the DA, argue these clauses centralize authority and undermine school autonomy, particularly affecting Afrikaans-speaking schools. Proponents say the changes promote inclusivity. To ease tensions, Ramaphosa delayed implementing these clauses for three months to allow more consultations, but the deadline looms on 13 December, with no consensus in sight. Agreement or Disagreement? On 28 November 2024, DA Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube announced a deal with Solidarity and the Presidency to propose delaying the clauses further. The agreement called for setting norms for admissions and language policies while opening discussions on mother tongue education. However, Ramaphosa and Deputy President Paul Mashatile swiftly dismissed the agreement, stating it held no legal weight and accusing Gwarube of undermining the coalition. Mashatile criticized the DA for clinging to “apartheid-era standards,” while DA leader John Steenhuisen defended Gwarube, warning that firing DA ministers could collapse the GNU. Ramaphosa’s Dilemma Ramaphosa faces pressure from all sides. The ANC’s left-leaning allies, including Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, are urging him to uphold the BELA Act as is. Lesufi, a potential future ANC presidential candidate, declared, “Our children can’t be rejected in schools – never!” He dismissed calls to water down the Act, framing it as a step toward justice. As the clock ticks down, the GNU is in turmoil, with unresolved tensions threatening the coalition’s unity and South Africa’s education policies hanging in the balance. Related Posts The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out . South Africa Why President-elect Mahama Must Appoint Transition Team Representatives Within 24 Hours . Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . Ghana WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . DR.Congo South Africa The law that is creating division in the GNU and time is running out . Ghana Why President-elect Mahama Must Appoint Transition Team Representatives Within 24 Hours . Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . DR.Congo WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels .

Concert Clash: Etana's Nairobi Show Canceled Amid Sabotage Claims Prince Jean Dec 10, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Etana performing live on stage during a vibrant reggae show. Jamaican reggae artist Etana has claimed that her planned concert in Nairobi on December 7 was canceled due to sabotage. She said Tanzanian artist Diamond Platnumz scheduled an event at the same venue and time, which she believes caused her show to be called off. Etana took to social media to share her frustration. She wrote, "I am not happy about the sabotage, and let me be clear, I am not showing up at Platnumz’s show!! It’s all good!" According to Etana, her show had been planned months in advance, making the sudden overlap suspicious. She hinted that influential people might have deliberately created the clash. She questioned, "Who planned it this way? Why now?" This situation has upset her fans, many of whom were eager to see her perform. Etana also emphasized her disappointment in the actions of those involved, saying that the sabotage would not discourage her from continuing her music journey. Diamond Platnumz , one of Africa's biggest artists, is known for attracting massive crowds, which may have impacted the interest in Etana's concert. However, neither Diamond nor his team has responded to these claims. The incident has sparked a larger conversation about fairness and competition in the music industry. Fans of both artists are left wondering if such overlaps could have been avoided and whether these actions were intentional. Related Posts Concert Clash: Etana's Nairobi Show Canceled Amid Sabotage Claims Read More Kenya Music Festivals and Concerts Teta Diana’s Emotional Return to Kigali After Two Years in Europe Read More Rwanda | Cultural Festivals In Memoriam: Honoring the Influential Figures We Lost in 2024 Read More Worldwide | Celebrity News Tacha Removes Davido’s Tattoo After Fallout: See the Procedure! Read More Nigeria | Celebrity News

Africa | Elections Ghana Why President-elect Mahama Must Appoint Transition Team Representatives Within 24 Hours Agyeman Joshua Dec 9, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link President-elect John Dramani Mahama President-elect John Dramani Mahama is required to name his representatives to the Transition Team within 24 hours of the presidential results announcement. This mandate follows Section 1 of the Presidential (Transition) Act, 2012 (Act 845), which directs both the outgoing and incoming presidents to ensure smooth power transfer. Key Requirements Per Section 1(1)(a) of Act 845, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's team must include the Chief of Staff, Attorney General, and ministers for Finance, Interior, Defence, Foreign Affairs, Local Government, and National Security. Similarly, Mahama is tasked under Section 1(1)(b) to appoint representatives to cover the same portfolios. The team will also include critical government officials such as the Heads of the Civil and Local Government Services, the Secretary to the Cabinet, and the National Security Coordinator. Both Akufo-Addo and Mahama can chair their respective teams or delegate the responsibility, according to Section 1(2)(b) of the Act. Functions of the Transition Team The Transition Team must hold its first meeting within 48 hours of the results declaration. Its core duties include ensuring a smooth power transfer and providing the President-elect with daily national security updates. Additionally, the team oversees timely payment of salaries and benefits for outgoing MPs and other Article 71 officeholders whose terms have ended. The swift formation of this team is crucial for a seamless transition as the nation moves forward Related Posts Why President-elect Mahama Must Appoint Transition Team Representatives Within 24 Hours . Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . Ghana WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . DR.Congo Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency . Nigeria Ghana Why President-elect Mahama Must Appoint Transition Team Representatives Within 24 Hours . Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . DR.Congo WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . Nigeria Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency .

Africa | Elections Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court Agyeman Joshua Dec 9, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central Patrick Yaw Boamah, the current Member of Parliament (MP) for Okaikwei Central, has announced his intention to challenge the results of the parliamentary elections in court. This comes after the Electoral Commission declared Baba Abubakar Sadiq of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the winner of the contest. Baba Sadiq won with 15,383 votes, narrowly edging out Patrick Boamah, who secured 14,949 votes. Following the announcement, Patrick Boamah expressed his resolve to seek legal redress after the results are gazetted. "I know I have won the election. So if I have won the election, I don’t have to use violent means to take my seat. I have to respect due process. And that is what we are going to follow. I have asked my party members and supporters to remain calm whiles we go through the due process. So we came to have a discussion with the lawyers, we are putting our documents together, once the gazette is made and the time limited for filing the petition is due, we will take the right steps..., we are going to the High Court," Mr. Boamah said. He pointed to alleged irregularities during the collation of results and concerns about the outcomes from some polling stations as reasons for his decision. Although he did not share detailed evidence, Boamah expressed faith in the judiciary to provide a fair hearing. Related Posts Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . Ghana WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . DR.Congo Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency . Nigeria Kalonzo defends Azimio, stating they submitted Dr. Koki Muli for the IEBC panel . Kenya Ghana Patrick Boamah, MP for Okaikwei Central, vows to challenge the election results in court . DR.Congo WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . Nigeria Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency . Kenya Kalonzo defends Azimio, stating they submitted Dr. Koki Muli for the IEBC panel .

Ademola Lookman Reflects on Switching Allegiance to Nigeria Prince Jean Dec 10, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Ademola Lookman addresses the media during a Champions League press conference. Credit:gettyimages Ademola Lookman says choosing to play for Nigeria has been a great decision for him, according to DAILY POST. Lookman, born in Wandsworth, Greater London to Nigerian parents, played for England’s youth teams. He even helped the young Three Lions win the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2017. But in February 2022, Lookman decided to switch his loyalty to Nigeria. His debut for the Super Eagles came in a World Cup qualifier against Ghana a month later. In 2023, Lookman played for Nigeria in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) held in Côte d’Ivoire. The former Leicester City star made a strong impact, scoring three goals and delivering one assist in seven matches. His performance earned him a spot in the Team of the Tournament. Lookman called playing for Nigeria a life-changing experience. “It was massive for me because that was really a big turning point in my career. Ever since I’ve put on the Super Eagles jersey, it has been fruitful,” he told Sporty TV. He added, “We have achieved a lot as a team and are still growing. The bond within the team is very special. At the last AFCON , we reached the final but fell just short.” | Football Ademola Lookman Reflects on Switching Allegiance to Nigeria | Football Zimbabwean Football Legend's Luxury Gift Sparks Public Outrage Kenyan Federation Elections Hussein Mohammed: The New Hope for Kenyan Football CAF Champions League CAF Showdown: Can Enyimba End Zamalek’s Reign Today Related Posts Ademola Lookman Reflects on Switching Allegiance to Nigeria | Football . Zimbabwean Football Legend's Luxury Gift Sparks Public Outrage | Football . Hussein Mohammed: The New Hope for Kenyan Football Kenyan Federation Elections . CAF Showdown: Can Enyimba End Zamalek’s Reign Today CAF Champions League .

Africa Local News Rwanda Rwanda: Victoire Ingabire Accused of Attempting to Overthrow Government Serge Kabongo Dec 5, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link The Rwandan government accuses opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza of being involved in a plan to take over the government. The case includes members of the DALFA Umulinzi party, which is not officially registered. They are accused of planning to remove the government without using violence, by learning and using technology. Custom Original Rwanda Flag Coffee Mug (11, 15, or 20 oz) Buy Now Prosecutors say that even though Victoire Ingabire’s name is not officially in the case, she is responsible because she organized her supporters and brought in foreigners to train them. At this time, the prosecution is still presenting its evidence. Ingabire has not yet responded to the accusations. Also among the defendants is journalist Theoneste Nsengimana of Umubavu TV, who is accused of having helped to disseminate the defendants' plans so that they could be known. Related Posts WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . DR.Congo Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency . Nigeria Kalonzo defends Azimio, stating they submitted Dr. Koki Muli for the IEBC panel . Kenya DA resists Attempts by an ANC faction to Remove Minister Gwarube . South Africa DR.Congo WAR in DRC 08 December: FARDC Advances Against M23 Rebels . Nigeria Tinubu Government urgues Atiku and Other Northern Politicians to Wait Until 2031 for Presidency . Kenya Kalonzo defends Azimio, stating they submitted Dr. Koki Muli for the IEBC panel . South Africa DA resists Attempts by an ANC faction to Remove Minister Gwarube .