Walikale: resumption of traffic between Kashebere and Mungazi after five days of interruption following clashes between AFC/M23 and FARDC supported by wazalendo

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Walikale: resumption of traffic between Kashebere and Mungazi after five days of interruption following clashes between AFC/M23 and FARDC supported by wazalendo

Traffic between Kashebere and Mungazi resumed on June 5, 2026, after a five-day interruption. The interruption was caused by clashes between AFC/M23 and the FARDC, supported by wazalendo. The resumption of traffic marks a return to normalcy in this area of Walikale territory.

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