Examples of using Mutomboki in English and their translations into French
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In spite of this antagonism, the Group has received reports that Raïa Mutomboki continues to obtain ammunition from FARDC.
On 12 April 2012, FARDC and Raïa Mutomboki signed a peace agreement in Shabunda which has yet to take effect.
The Group was also informed that Raia Mutomboki was levying taxes on trading roads in Shabunda and Kalehe territories.
Incursions by Raia Mutomboki elements into Kabambare
Raïa Mutomboki, Nyatura and M23.
Mayi-Mayi Raia Mutomboki factions remained active in Kabare,
between Mayi-Mayi Raiya Mutomboki and FDLR, led to significant displacements, particularly in Kabare,
at least seven civilians were reportedly killed during clashes between Raia Mutomboki and Nyatura, near Ngungu,
Investigations by the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office confirmed that at least 112 civilians were killed by Mayi-Mayi Raïa Mutomboki in Katoyi between mid-August and early September.
namely, Raia Mutomboki, Nyatura and Mayi-Mayi Kifuafua,
Soon after the killings in Kamananga, MONUSCO troops based nearby were targeted and shot at during a demonstration, allegedly by Raïa Mutomboki members, with several injured.
including Mayi-Mayi Raïa Mutomboki, Mayi-Mayi Yakutumba,
The Group obtained notes from a Raia Mutomboki meeting in February 2013 listing four checkpoints in Shabunda where the armed group taxed all vehicles and goods, including minerals.
destroyed in 2011 during fighting between the raïa Mutomboki militia and the Congolese national army in Bunyakiri South-Kivu.
Raïa Mutomboki killed and maimed children in their houses with machetes during a series of violent attacks against the civilian population in Masisi territory, North Kivu.
including Mayi-Mayi Raia Mutomboki, reinforced their presence around mineral-rich sites near Punia, Pangi, Kabambare, Kasese
fleeing the advance of the Mai Mai Rahiya Mutomboki.
1,590 rounds of 7.62 millimetre ammunition were recovered following the surrender of some elements of Mayi-Mayi Raia Mutomboki in South Kivu and the Forces de résistance patriotiques en Ituri in Ituri district.
during which 13 Hunde civilians, including five children, were summarily executed for their perceived collaboration with the Raia Mutomboki, responsible for the killing of members of the Hutu population in the area.
on 10 March 2012, citing specifically the pressure coming from the aggressive Raïa Mutomboki cadres.