| 5,553,636 |
-2.56935 |
27.26416 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Raia Mutomboki (Sisawa group) raided Lugungu market and took 22 civilians hostage following clashes with military forces |
| 5,553,640 |
-0.4 |
29.05 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
NDC and FDLR forces clashed in Bukonde, Kabingu and Ngaha villages, North Kivu. |
| 5,553,644 |
-0.15867 |
29.2386 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
NDC and FDLR forces clashed in Bukonde, Kabingu and Ngaha villages, North Kivu. |
| 5,553,648 |
3.16842 |
19.24583 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
In Mbari (Equateur), angry residents and family members of a recently killed man set fire to the market and police station in Bwamanda. |
| 5,553,653 |
3.32077 |
19.38994 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
In Mbari (Equateur), a thief was decapitated by family members of a man he had killed. A police commissioner was also seriously injured. |
| 5,553,658 |
-8.03475 |
26.78536 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Mai Mai militiamen attacked Kina locality, Malemba Nkulu (Katanga), killing a police commander and his wife at their home, injuring their child, and abducting 10 residents, and burning more than 10 homes. |
| 5,553,664 |
-4.325 |
15.32222 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Opposition supporters who gathered in Kinshasa to protest against the revision of the Congolese constitution to allow Joseph Kabila another term were violently dispersed by police. Protesters were reportedly injured, with at least one seriously injured. 8 protesters were arrested. The government had refused to authorise the protest, which was organised by UDPS, UNC, and NSCC. |
| 5,553,668 |
-8.03475 |
26.78536 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Government forces regained control of Kina locality in Malembankulu territory, Katanga, following attacks by Mayi Mayi fighters on Sept 13 |
| 5,553,673 |
0.25034 |
29.0003 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
NDC forces took control of several villages in south Lubero territory following clashes with FDLR rebels allied with Mayi Mayi Pareco forces. Villages around Kasugho were taken on Sept 14, and others on Sept 16. |
| 5,553,677 |
-2.69438 |
27.3465 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Government forces regained control of Tchomba from Mai Mai Raia Mutomboki-Sisawa faction. During the clashes in Tchombi, Paul Ngumbi Wangozi alias Sisawa, one of the Mai Mai leaders, was killed. |
