Freddy K, PhD, 🇨🇩

Le troisième cas (une dame) d’Ebola guéri en territoire libéré sort de l’hôpital ce mardi 16 juin 2026 à Bukavu après avoir testé négatif pour la deuxième fois ce matin. Au total nous ânons eu quatre cas dont un décès et trois guéris. Et aujourd’hui nous n’avons aucun cas actif. Restons en état d’alerte

Depuis des années, nous dénonçons la défaillance de l’État et la barbarie que subissent quotidiennement les populations congolaises, de l’Est à l’Ouest du pays. Nous dénonçons également la stigmatisation, ainsi que les efforts d’épuration systématique orchestrés par le régime de Tshisekedi, en coalition avec les forces burundaises et des mercenaires opérant à Minembwe. Le Congo est une nation, une seule et indivisible avec sa diversité. Il est grand temps que ses fils et ses filles, sans distinction d’origine, de communauté ou d’opinion, se lèvent d’une seule voix pour dénoncer l’injustice et défendre la dignité de notre peuple, à l’image de mon frère, le tonitruant Bokulaka Jose Makila Sumanda @josemakila5 Levons-nous, unissons-nous et bâtissons ensemble une nation où la diversité ne sera plus un motif de division, mais une force ; une nation où le vivre-ensemble ne sera pas un idéal lointain, mais une règle d’or, le socle de notre avenir commun.

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Soulagement des familles à Goma suite à la sortie d’hôpital du premier cas guéri d’Ebola. La patiente a retrouvé sa famille en bonne santé ce mercredi 3 juin 2026. Remercions tous les intervenants et partenaires pour cette prouesse médicale. L’espoir est permis, Ebola est curable. Invitons la population à collaborer avec les services de santé et à signaler tout cas de contact suspect. Restons attentifs, alertes et mobilisés. Évitons toute discrimination et encourageons nos compatriotes à faire confiance à l’efficacité du système de surveillance, de prise en charge et de coordination. La vigilance communautaire, l’observation des mesures barrières demeurent essentielles pour prévenir toute nouvelle transmission. #uniscontreebola

Ebola en RDC : pendant que Kinshasa hésite, le Dr Freddy Kaniki prend les commandes de la riposte La résurgence d’Ebola dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo ravive de vieilles inquiétudes. Mais derrière l’urgence sanitaire se dessine également une bataille politique autour de la gestion de la crise, sur fond de guerre, de défiance institutionnelle et d’absence de coordination entre les différents acteurs présents sur le terrain. Lire notre article ici⤵️ actu26.com/2026/05/29/ebo…

The DRC government is posing a condition in order to support in the Ebola response in Goma outbreak: AFC must withdraw from Goma before any assistance. Provided for the Ebola response is deeply concerning. This position appears less humanitarian and more political. One must ask: do they genuinely care about the population of Goma, or are they simply seizing an opportunity to score political points? There are areas in life that should never be politicized, and public health is one of them. When people’s lives are at risk, the priority should be saving lives, containing the outbreak, and protecting the population — not advancing political agendas. For the past 14 months, the people of Goma have lived without access to banking services, one of the main sources of their hardship, yet Kinshasa has largely turned a blind eye to their suffering. That reality makes this latest stance even more disappointing. I never imagined our government would sink this low. We must elevate the debate because the world is watching, and our dignity is at stake. Any responsible and mature leadership should focus on one thing above all else: containing this outbreak before it escalates beyond control and becomes a regional or global pandemic. The good news is that Ebola in Goma remains under control. The AFC leadership is working diligently and responsibly to contain the disease and prevent further spread. This is the kind of focus and commitment the population deserves at this critical moment

From Washington to Nairobi, London to Ottawa, and today in Brussels — the Congolese diaspora continues to rise in one voice against the Congolese government. The movement is growing across continents, demanding justice, accountability, and change for the people of Congo. #Congo #Brussels #DRC

For the last two days Minembwe is under relentless attacks from the Congo government coalition forces. This is happening while we (AFC) are withdrawing as a sign of good faith to give chance to peace talks. This conflict continues to expose the challenges of the mediation and the importance of impartial diplomacy. As the United States calls on AFC forces to withdraw from liberated areas, questions are increasingly being raised about whether equal pressure is being applied to all actors involved in the conflict. These attacks on Minembwe by the government have fueled concerns of a one-sided mediation. Peace cannot be achieved if international actors condemn one side while remaining silent when the other side escalates military operations. Successful mediation depends on credibility. A mediator must be seen as neutral, fair, and committed to holding all parties accountable under the same standards. When pressure is selectively applied, trust erodes, and parties become less willing to engage sincerely in dialogue. This perception of double standards can deepen divisions and prolong instability rather than encourage compromise. The people of eastern Congo have suffered decades of violence, displacement, and insecurity. What they need now is a balanced peace process that prioritizes civilian protection and addresses the actions of every armed actor equally. If the United States wishes to play a constructive role in resolving the crisis, it must demonstrate consistency in its approach and condemn violations regardless of who commits them. Impartiality is not weakness in mediation — it is the foundation of trust. Without it, even well-intentioned diplomatic efforts risk losing legitimacy in the eyes of those most affected by the conflict. @SecRubio @StateDept @TiborPNagyJr @US_SrAdvisorAF @HouseForeign @HouseForeignGOP @PatrickMuyaya @kayikwambaT @IsokoUSA @CranePrevention @PaulKagame @KagutaMuseveni @Presidence_RDC

DÉMENTI OFFICIEL Le MRDP-Twirwaneho porte à la connaissance de l’opinion publique qu’un faux message circule actuellement sur différents groupes WhatsApp, prétendant relayer une déclaration attribuée au Président du MRDP-Twirwaneho au sujet du recul des troupes de l’AFC-M23 de leurs lignes de front. Ce message affirme également que ce recul serait consécutif à des pressions exercées afin que les forces concernées se retirent de 75 kilomètres par rapport à leurs positions d’avant le 4 décembre 2025. Le MRDP-Twirwaneho dément formellement ces allégations. Il s’agit d’une pure fabrication, d’un montage mensonger ne reposant sur aucun fait réel et qui n’est nullement attribuable au Président du MRDP-Twirwaneho. Pour des déclarations de notre mouvement, nous avons un porte parole et des communiqués officiels. Le mouvement appelle la population ainsi que les médias à faire preuve de vigilance face à la propagation de fausses informations destinées à semer la confusion et à manipuler l’opinion publique. FIN.

@florymwanim87 @CNangaa @bbisimwa @TwirwanehoMoise @Cap_Brave @Congo_Revolu @Aiglekivu003PKM @DieuWedi1 @JF_LE_DRIAN @HenryMagie51 @kakese_leon @LesMuyaya @M23_ARC @lewis_nshu2833 @FannyKaj1 @franckdiongooff @afcongo

Voici la traduction du message du 3e Coordo adj d AFC-M23 qui vient après @CNangaa et @bbisimwa. Message publié ds le groupe MRDP-@TwirwanehoMoise,le groupe dont @Fkaniki est parmi les responsables. Les rebelles sont aux abois. @Cap_Brave @Congo_Revolu @Aiglekivu003PKM

The drone strike in Mushaki constitutes a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law and raises serious concerns regarding the conduct of the Congolese government. Located approximately 20 miles from Goma and far removed from active frontlines, Mushaki was not an immediate zone of military engagement. The attack resulted in the deaths of 22 civilians and left hundreds more injured, prompting urgent questions about the intentions and strategic objectives behind Kinshasa’s actions. Such conduct reflects a disturbing level of irresponsibility and recklessness that warrants unequivocal international condemnation, alongside calls for accountability on the part of President Félix Tshisekedi. Following the events of March 11, including the killing of a United Nations staff member in Goma by a drone strike, as well as the continuing drone attacks reported in Minembwe and Masisi, there is growing concern over an escalating pattern of violence against civilians and non-combatants. In light of these developments, the United States and the broader international community should adopt a clear and unambiguous position in condemning these actions before the situation deteriorates further. No political or economic considerations, including ongoing mineral agreements with the United States, should place any government or leader above the rule of law and established international norms. We therefore call upon the United States, in its leadership role within this conflict, to uphold higher moral and ethical standards in responding to these violations and in promoting accountability, civilian protection, and adherence to international law. @StateDept @SecRubio @StateDept @US_SrAdvisorAF @HouseForeign @HouseForeignGOP @PatrickMuyaya @kayikwambaT @IsokoUSA @CranePrevention @PaulKagame @KagutaMuseveni @Presidence_RDC @TiborPNagyJr

Rira bien qui rira le dernier!!

To justify the Genocide against the Tutsi is to lose your very humanity. There is no way to "explain away" the systematic murder of a people based on their morphology or identity. Calling those massacres "right" isn't an opinion; it is a defense of pure evil. The hypocrisy is what hurts the most. The FDLR; the very group you are supporting; is the same group of genocidaires currently terrorizing and massacring people in eastern DRC. If you truly loved the Congolese people, you wouldn’t be defending the monsters who are destroying their lives today. By making excuses for the FDLR, you are standing hand-in-hand with killers. You aren't just betraying Rwanda's history; you are proving that you don't value African lives at all. It is a shame to the entire continent to see someone justify such cruelty. @WorldpolitPack @BahoNtaganira @SimonCyusa @Fkaniki @Masisi_CD @pmgalance

Absolute truth, top notch analysis. Thank you @jbserugo for elevating the discussion. Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. Brothers let’s not get distracted, we have an entire community to save. Keep the momentum, our noble goal is within reach.

Fundamental rights in the U.S. are basic civil liberties protected by the Constitution, primarily the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment, protecting individuals against government infringement. Equal Protection: The 14th Amendment prohibits states from denying any person equal protection under the law. Those rights are not applicable just domestically, but even abroad. For these fundamental rights The US has used its leverage and when needed engaged in wars across the globe to save people. Today the DRC mineral deal has promoted TRANSACTIONALISM in lieu and place of HUMANISM. It is time for the US to revisit their stance in the DRC conflict based on the values that make the backbone of the US as a Country.

CANADA 🇨🇦: Des Canadiens d'origine congolaise, originaires notamment des provinces du Sud-Kivu et du Nord-Kivu, sont organisés en familles sous les noms d'INEZA CANADA et d'ISOKO CANADA. Durant leur programme de trois jours, ils ont plaidé en faveur des personnes tuées et des victimes des massacres dans les régions de Minembwe et de Masisi, zones quotidiennement bombardées par avion et désormais placées sous quarantaine. Privées de nourriture et de soins médicaux, leurs enfants ne peuvent plus aller à l'école, les femmes n'ont nulle part où accoucher et elles n'ont pas accès aux produits de première nécessité. Cette situation est imputée au gouvernement de Kinshasa, en collaboration avec le gouvernement burundais, les FDLR, le P5 et divers autres groupes. Tout au long de la journée, des manifestations ont eu lieu pour réclamer la paix et des discours ont été prononcés à l'intention de divers dirigeants, dont le Premier ministre du Canada et de nombreux parlementaires. Leur message principal est clair : le génocide des Tutsis et des Banyamulenge doit cesser.@MarkJCarney @SecRubio @realDonaldTrump @EU_Commission @UN @UNHumanRights @LMushikiwabo @WilliamsRuto @Presidence_RDC @Rumenge1 @afcongo @Fkaniki @MoiseNyarugabo @onduhungirehe @JustinTrudeau

Dear François Nzanga Mobutu, Good evening. I bet your father is turning in his grave, writhing in pain and shame after reading your tweet. He, at least, knew that there are authentic and fully-fledged Congolese Tutsis. He proved it until people like you and others came along and misled him. Do I need to inform you, in case you're unaware, that the people who demonstrated yesterday in Washington DC, roughly 4,000 of them, others the same day in Nairobi, and still others in England shortly before, are Banyamulenge, these Congolese Tutsis from the highlands, who are protesting against what Tshisekedi and the FARDC, the Wazalendo, Évariste Ndayishimiye and the FDNB, as well as the FDLR and mercenaries, are doing to their relatives in Minembwe and throughout the highlands? Their Sukhoi fighter jets and drones bomb daily, killing children, women, the elderly, and men. They destroy homes, churches, schools, hospitals, and community radio stations. They even kill cows and sheep and destroy fields and crops. They have imposed a blockade on Minembwe, with no entry or exit. They have done and are doing the same thing to the Tutsi in Masisi and Rutshuru in North Kivu. Instead of listening to their cries and examining their demands, the excuse is quickly found; the preferred shortcut is Rwanda. Always and only Rwanda. Too easy, isn't it? Your thinking, which is also the regime's narrative, can be summarized in these two sentences: - all the problems facing the DRC come from elsewhere, particularly from Rwanda; we will end up being told that even the migrants are here because of Rwanda. “And all the solutions must come from elsewhere, especially from the United States of America, from Papa Trump.” Under these conditions, what is the point of the regime you serve? Two small truths to remember, dear François: “Such an attitude, this kind of ideology, this denial of nationality to Congolese Tutsis of origin, from North and South Kivu, as well as to all those who are victims of the same persecution, like the Hema and others, this easy rejection based on appearance (racial profiling), are among the root causes of the crisis the country is going through;” “As long as we haven’t decided to be sufficiently responsible, to sit down as a nation and rigorously assess our share (of responsibility) in what is happening to us, we will continue to wait for solutions from others, solutions that may never come.” Furthermore, there are satanic verses that must be banished immediately, in the interest of everyone and the country, such as: "There are no Congolese Tutsis, every Tutsi is Rwandan, therefore a foreigner," etc. Either we will be able to put an end to exclusion, discrimination, hate speech, and ethnic hatred, and live together according to the law and history, or this deep-seated problem risks haunting us for a long time. But to achieve this, we need leadership capable of understanding and transcending differences and turning them into assets for living together. This is possible.

The Banyamulenge gather in Washington correctly calling out dictator Tshisekedi and the genocidal FDLR forces for carrying out another genocide in Africa's great lakes. I call on Presidents Tshisekedi and Ndayishimiye to immediately stop all violence and Implement the Washington Peace Accord. The problems in Congo require active enactment by the Congo- not blaming President Trump.