Summary note of conflicts in the territories of Fizi-Minembwe and Uvira-plaine de la Ruzizi (February 2024)
The territory of Fizi is a decentralized administrative entity of the South Kivu province and is divided into five administrative sectors: Ngandja, Mutambala, Tanganyika, Lùlenge and Itombwe. Fizi territory shares border boundaries across Lake Kivu with Burundi and Tanzania, making it very strategic regionally. The territory of Fizi is inhabited by various communities including the Babembe, Babuyu, Babwari, Bagoma, Basanze, Bazoba, Banyindu, Bafuliiru, Bavira, Bashi, Barega, Bambuti (Pygmies), Barundi and Banyamulenge.
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Summary report on the effects of the withdrawal of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in Congo “MONUSCO” (Period covered: May-June 2024)
On June 30, 2024, the United Nations Mission in Congo (MONUSCO) announced that it had completed its withdrawal from South Kivu province