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Vikundi vinavyohusiana na Islamic State, ADF, vimewaua raia 89 katika mashambulizi North Kivu, mashariki mwa Kongo, ikiwemo wanawake na watoto. Katika shambulio moja, walivamia kituo cha afya Byambwe na kuua angalau watu 17, wakiwasha moto vyumba vya wagonjwa.
Monusco imetoa wito kwa mamlaka za Kongo kufanya uchunguzi huru na kuwafikisha wahalifu kwenye vyombo vya sheria. ADF, iliyozaliwa Uganda, inatambulika na Islamic State na mashambulizi yake yanaendelea licha ya operesheni za kijeshi.
Eneo jingine la North Kivu linasimamiwa na wapiganaji wa M23, huku Marekani na Qatar wakijaribu kuweka makubaliano ya amani.
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Islamic State-linked rebels have killed 89 civilians in multiple attacks in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory, the UN peacekeeping mission in the Central African country, known as Monusco, said on Friday.
The attacks were carried out by fighters from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in several localities of North Kivu province between November 13 and November 19, and the 89 killed included at least 20 women and an undetermined number of children, Monusco said in a statement.
In one of the attacks, it said, the rebels attacked a health centre operated by the Catholic Church in Byambwe, killing at least 17 people including women who had gone there to receive maternity care and setting alight four wards housing patients.
Other violations committed by the rebels included abductions and the looting of medical supplies, it said.
"Monusco urges the Congolese authorities to promptly initiate independent and credible investigations to identify the perpetrators and accomplices of these massacres and bring them to justice," the statement said.
Local officials told Reuters last month that suspected ADF rebels had killed 19 civilians in an overnight attack in the village of Mukondo in North Kivu province.
In September, the ADF claimed responsibility for one of its deadliest attacks in recent months that claimed the lives of more than 60 civilians at a funeral in eastern Congo.
The ADF started as a rebel force in Uganda but has been based in the forests of neighbouring Congo since the late 1990s, and is recognised by Islamic State as an affiliate.
Congo's army and Ugandan forces have pursued operations against the ADF, but the group's attacks continue.
Other parts of North Kivu province are under the control of Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who staged a lightning advance this year.
Mediators including the United States and Qatar are trying to broker peace in that conflict, which Washington hopes will facilitate Western investments in the mining sector.
Source: The East African
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Vikundi vinavyohusiana na Islamic State, ADF, vimewaua raia 89 katika mashambulizi North Kivu, mashariki mwa Kongo, ikiwemo wanawake na watoto. Katika shambulio moja, walivamia kituo cha afya Byambwe na kuua angalau watu 17, wakiwasha moto vyumba vya wagonjwa.
Monusco imetoa wito kwa mamlaka za Kongo kufanya uchunguzi huru na kuwafikisha wahalifu kwenye vyombo vya sheria. ADF, iliyozaliwa Uganda, inatambulika na Islamic State na mashambulizi yake yanaendelea licha ya operesheni za kijeshi.
Eneo jingine la North Kivu linasimamiwa na wapiganaji wa M23, huku Marekani na Qatar wakijaribu kuweka makubaliano ya amani.
FOR ENGLISH AUDIENCE
Islamic State-linked rebels have killed 89 civilians in multiple attacks in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory, the UN peacekeeping mission in the Central African country, known as Monusco, said on Friday.
The attacks were carried out by fighters from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in several localities of North Kivu province between November 13 and November 19, and the 89 killed included at least 20 women and an undetermined number of children, Monusco said in a statement.
In one of the attacks, it said, the rebels attacked a health centre operated by the Catholic Church in Byambwe, killing at least 17 people including women who had gone there to receive maternity care and setting alight four wards housing patients.
Other violations committed by the rebels included abductions and the looting of medical supplies, it said.
"Monusco urges the Congolese authorities to promptly initiate independent and credible investigations to identify the perpetrators and accomplices of these massacres and bring them to justice," the statement said.
Local officials told Reuters last month that suspected ADF rebels had killed 19 civilians in an overnight attack in the village of Mukondo in North Kivu province.
In September, the ADF claimed responsibility for one of its deadliest attacks in recent months that claimed the lives of more than 60 civilians at a funeral in eastern Congo.
The ADF started as a rebel force in Uganda but has been based in the forests of neighbouring Congo since the late 1990s, and is recognised by Islamic State as an affiliate.
Congo's army and Ugandan forces have pursued operations against the ADF, but the group's attacks continue.
Other parts of North Kivu province are under the control of Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who staged a lightning advance this year.
Mediators including the United States and Qatar are trying to broker peace in that conflict, which Washington hopes will facilitate Western investments in the mining sector.
Source: The East African