DRC-Fizi: Kanguli, Masunga and Nakiehele empty after new clashes between the army and AFC/M23

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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DRC-Fizi: Kanguli, Masunga and Nakiehele empty after new clashes between the army and AFC/M23

Residents of Kanguli, Masunga, and Nakiehele in the Fizi territory have begun fleeing their villages since September 6 due to violent clashes between AFC/M23 and FARDC supported by Wazalendo. The security situation is deteriorating, forcing people to seek refuge in nearby localities such as Kaboke 2 and Chaboba. The territory administrator, Sammy Kalonji Badibanga, has called for assistance for displaced students deprived of education due to the fighting.

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