DR Congo Offers $5 Million Bounties for Rebel Leaders Linked to M23

Having captured two major eastern cities—Goma and Bukavu—the M23 rebels and their allied factions pose one of the biggest challenges to Kinshasa’s authority in years. Former electoral commission chief Corneille Nangaa, now leading the Congo River Alliance, has been seen addressing large crowds in M23-held territory. Accusations of Rwandan troops working with M23 have heightened regional tensions, with Kigali denying direct involvement in looting DR Congo’s minerals. Meanwhile, DR Congo counters that foreign support helps sustain the insurgency, devastating communities and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless. As the conflict intensifies, the Congolese government hopes bounties—and potential U.S. military aid—might tilt the balance, though successful captures of the fugitives remain unlikely. #shorts

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Félix Tshisekedi, M23 Rebels, Corneille Nangaa, Sultani Makenga, Bertrand Bisimwa, Goma and Bukavu, DR Congo Conflict, Rwanda Involvement, Mineral Resources, Bounties & Arrest Warrants, U.S. Aid & Sanctions, Armed Groups in Africa, Civilian Displacement, Regional Instability, Eastern DR Congo Crisis