D -R Congo offers a $ 5 million reward for the arrest of AFC leader

The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has proposed a $ 5 million award (4 million pounds) for their assistance in arresting three rebel group leaders, which has captured most of the country this year.

Cornell Nanga, former head of Dr. Congo’s election commission, currently heads the Congo River Alliance, which includes the M23 rebel group. He turned to big actions in the cities under the control of the group.

Adventures also offer M23 Sultani Makenga and Bertrand Bisimwa executives.

Last year, three people were prosecuted and died for treason.

A reward of $ 4 million (£ 3) was also offered for the arrest of their accomplices.

But the chances of them arrested look slim.

In recent weeks, the army did not comply with the rebels who were supported by Rwanda, who have seized most of the East Dr. Congo mineral, including in the two largest cities in the Gom and Bukov region.

Thus, President Felix Tshasecki focused on trying to create international pressure for Rwanda to resist the sanctions for the support of the rebels.

Last year, UN experts report said up to 4,000 Rwanda troops worked with M23 by Dr. Congo.

Thousands of people were killed during the fighting, and hundreds of thousands were left without asylum after escaping from the houses.

The Congolese government is also seeking US support in exchange for access to its minerals.

D -R Congo accuses Ruanda of trying to control their minerals that include gold and colon used in consumer electronics such as mobile phones and computers.

In response to reports that Dr. Congo offered access to minerals in exchange for military assistance while fighting the M23 rebels, Presidential Press Salam Salam said on X last month What the TshiseKEDI president invited the US “whose company is a source of strategic raw materials from Rwanda, materials that are looted from DRC and smuggling in Rwanda” to buy them in Congolese – “legitimate owners”.

Rwanda denies the robbery of Minerals from Dr. Congo.

He no longer denies support for M23, but says he is trying to prevent the conflict from the Congo to pour into his own territory.

Rwanda also accuses the Congolese government of working with a different armed group at Dr. Congo, which is related to the 1994 Rwanda genocide, in which about 800,000 people, mostly ethnic here, were developed.

Both the M23 government, and the Rwanda government, is headed by TuSis.

The Congolese government denies work with the FDLR group accused by Rwanda’s “genocidal police”.