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Friday, 22 March 2013 07:30 By Andrew M. Mwenda
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The likely implications of Ntaganda's flight On Monday March 18, former leader of the Congolese rebel movement CNDP, Gen. Bosco Ntaganda, appeared unexpectedly at the United States embassy in Kigali to hand himself over to the Americans. He was smarting from a military defeat at the hands his erstwhile ally and now rival, Sultan Makenga, who heads the M23 rebel movement in eastern DRC. After walking through Virunga National Park that covers the border areas of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda, he drove to Kigali most likely from Ruhengeri unnoticed by Rwandas security forces. Rwandan officials were taken by surprised when they heard from the Americans about Ntagandas appearance in their capital seeking extradition to The Hague where he is wanted for war crimes. The previous day, March 17, the ramp of Ntagandas defeated army had entered Rwanda seeking refugee alongside their political leader Jean Marie Runiga. Rwanda placed Runiga under house arrest as it prepared to hand over the 700 combatants with him over to the UN as refugees.
Nimeshindwa kuendelea kusoma habari hii maana huyu mwandishi nadhani ndio wale wale jamaa zetu.
Ameshindwa ku make first impression.
Angalia hapo kwenye bold.