North Kivu: Resumption of fighting in Kibati and Kafunsi, Nyabiondo-Kashebere-Mungazi traffic still paralyzed

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: September 13, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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North Kivu: Resumption of fighting in Kibati and Kafunsi, Nyabiondo-Kashebere-Mungazi traffic still paralyzed

Fighting resumed on Sunday, September 13, 2026, in several areas of Walikale and Masisi in North Kivu, with clashes reported in Kibati, Milonge, Muhanga, and Kafunsi. The FARDC, supported by Wazalendo fighters, are battling the AFC/M23 rebels. This escalation of violence has paralyzed traffic on the Kashebere-Mungazi route, leaving many travelers stranded in the region.

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