Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
SI KABILA ETAIT CONGOLAIS
CONGO-RDC: Si Joseph Kabila était Congolais..l’est de la RDC serait sécurisée: donc il n’ést pas Congolais!!
D’aussi loin que Baudoin Baleke Wabuya puisse se souvenir, la violence armée fait partie du quotidien des habitants du Sud-Kivu, province de l’est de laRépublique démocratique du Congo (RDC), contraints de se déplacer sans cesse pour tenter de lui échapper.
“La violence n’a jamais cessé”, dans la région, explique ce responsable villageois, assis sous un arbre, alors que les premiers éclairs illuminent le ciel crépusculaire où des nuages menaçants s’amoncellent.
“Nous avons eu les milices Maï-Maï du temps de (l’ex-dictateur) Mobutu (Sese Seko, au pouvoir entre 1965 et 1997), puis l’invasion rwandaise et désormais nous avons des poches de rebelles rwandais dans la brousse”, détaille-t-il en référence aux Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda (FDLR).
Ces combattants hutus rwandais, hostiles au régime actuel de l’ex-rébellion tutsi de Paul Kagame, sont exilés dans la zone depuis la fin du génocide de 1994 au Rwanda.
“Quand des gens ont des doléances, ils partent en brousse et tout recommence”, déplore M. Wabuya.
Dans la région, les conflits se résument plus souvent aux atrocités commises par les divers groupes armés contre la population qu’aux combats entre belligérants.
Dans le village de Nyamibungu, au bout de la “Route nationale 2″, une piste tellement boueuse et défoncée qu’aucun véhicule à quatre roues ne s’y aventure, Pierre Wangozi Lutula, 64 ans, est assis dans la maison que lui fournit la paroisse locale.
Avec son épouse, leurs enfants, et leur voisine octogénaire, Zaina Mombo, ils ont fui deux fois leur domicile au cours des dix dernières années.
Ils se sont installés à Nyamibungu l’an dernier, après avoir dû quitter précipitamment le village de Kululu, à deux heures de marche, après des affrontements entre les FDLR et la milice locale Raia Mutomboki.
Ils étaient arrivés à Kululu en 2002, au bout de sept jours de marche depuis leur précédent village Mulungu, où leur domicile venait d’être pillé par un groupe armé.
“On ne transportait rien avec nous, parce que tout avait été pillé”, se rappelle Pierre Wangozi Lutula. “A mon âge, j’étais honteuse de fuir et je n’avais pas la force de marcher”, se souvient Zaina Mombo, dont le sourire s’ouvre sur une bouche édentée.
Les gens du village leur ont réservé un bon accueil quand ils sont arrivés, le plus jeune des enfants dans les bras. Leur principal problème à Nyamibungu est qu’ils ne possèdent aucune terre. Ils doivent donc acheter leur nourriture ou louer un lopin pour cultiver leur subsistance.
La fuite de Constance Mukemba l’a elle aussi menée à Nyamibungu, après l’enlèvement de son mari par des éléments de Raia Mutomboki, une milice “patriotique” formée il y a quelques années avec l’objectif avoué de chasser tous les rwandophones de RDC, mais qui enlève et capture les autochtones qu’elle prétend protéger et les utilise comme porteurs.
Dans le village voisin de Kitutu, Kungwa Kyala est assise dans une hutte si petite qu’on se demande comment elle, sa mère et ses trois jeunes enfants parviennent à s’y entasser pour dormir.
Cette ravissante jeune femme de 23 ans a fui son village natal de Kambulumbulu en 2010, après avoir été violée, avec quatre autres femmes qui travaillaient dans les champs, par des éléments des FDLR qui ont ensuite pillé le village.
“Les hutus sont venus et ont brûlé le village. Cinq d’entre nous ont été violées. Certains de nos voisins sont déjà retournés au village. Moi, je voudrais rester ici, mais nous n’avons pas de parcelle”, explique-t-elle.
Les villageois, après l’avoir stigmatisée comme toute victime de viol, l’ont désormais acceptée en leur sein, dit-elle.
“Les gens disent que le nombre de groupes armés augmente (…), que plus de 20 groupes armés opèrent par ici”, a expliqué la commissaire européenne pour l’Aide humanitaire Kristalina Georgieva, lors d’une visite dans la région début mars.
Mais ces groupes “sont essentiellement dans les zones reculées et nous n’avons pas de connaissance précise de la façon dont les gens sont touchés”, a-t-elle souligné.
“Il y a un risque d’accroissement du nombre de déplacés”, note-t-elle. Rien qu’en décembre et janvier, 128.000 personnes ont été chassés de leur domicile, dans un pays qui compte déjà 1,8 million de déplacés.
L’impuissance de la Communauté Internationale et le régime sécuritocrate de Joseph Kabile, qui tue sans merci á Kinshasa, mais tourne un oeil aveugle aux atrocités á l’est du pays font penser un ”plan génocidaire” á vider l’est de la RDC au profit de Rwandais, á une balkanisation de l’est du pays.
L’administration Obama a dépeché 1200 US marines d’AFRICOM au voisinage de la RDC et l’Ouganda, en vue de restaurer la paix á la région l’est de la RDC, mais il se trouve que l’envoi de ces troupes n’était juste une stratégie politique.
Au délá du sphére AFRICOM, l’administration Obama, en concert avec la star Américaine George Clooney ont beau sensibilisé le monde avec un ”YOUTUBE” vidéo ” KONY2012” mais n’ aménagent aucun éffort consistant á réveiller la conscience de gens sur cette culture de ”viole et pillage” á l’est de la RDC.
Par quels mots faut-il crier, écrire afin que le monde se rende compte de la dure réalité quotiedienne á l’est de la RDC?
Par quel bâton magique faut-il frapper les coeurs de leaders du monde: Barack Obama, David Cameron, Nicolas Sarkozy, Ban Ki Moon et bien d’autres á tourner leurs régards aux femmes violées á l’est de la RDC?
Entre 2007-2009, le régime de Joseph Kabila a dépensé prés de 17 milliards de dollars Américains á l’achat des armes Chinoises……qui plus est, l’arméé Congolaise est chaperonnée par l’Angola et le Zimbabwe…..Par conséquent je me torture en se demandant: Pourquoi alors le régime de Joseph Kabila avec tous ces atouts et la complicité de MONUSCO n’arrive point á sécuriser l’est de la RDC?……la thése de la balkanisation de la RDC est bien : la preuve évidente de leur ” laisser aller attitude”.
Si seulement si Joseph Kabile était Congolais…Il aurait du moins sécurisé l’est de la RDC…donc, étant donné qu’il ne soit pas congolais…..l’est de la RDC ne serait pas sécuriée” voilá ma philosophie.
RONALDO NOMA
Manchester City ready to launch sensational bid to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid this summer
Abu Dhabi powerbrokers willing to match £80 million world-record transfer fee and sanction salary of between £400,000-a-week and £500,000-a-week to land Portuguese icon
Cristiano Ronaldo - Real Madrid
Sources in both Manchester and Spain have told Goal.com that there has been contact between intermediaries in recent weeks to gauge the player’s interest in returning to Manchester and the early indications from the 27-year-old's camp is that he could be open to a transfer that would send shockwaves through football.
Ronaldo's agent Jorge Mendes has become increasingly close to senior City officials over the past year.
It is understood that Abu Dhabi go-betweens floated the idea to Ronaldo last summer but the feedback from the player was that it was not the right time.
"The signs now from the Ronaldo camp are surprisingly more positive," a source close to the situation told Goal.com. "The contact has taken place in the last few weeks and there is serious chatter in the corridors at the Etihad, akin to when City tried to sign Kaka from AC Milan a few years back."
Owner Sheikh Mansour, advised by the club’s senior hierarchy in Abu Dhabi, is a huge admirer of Ronaldo and has tremendous respect for Real Madrid as a footballing institution.
Although City strongly refuted on Friday that the club have made any move to sign the forward, it is understood that the billionaire owner is ready to sanction the monies if there is a deal to be done.
“City want a marquee signing this summer to confirm their emergence as serious players among football’s elite,” the source added. “Ideally, they would do so from a position of strength as Premier League champions but whatever happens in the title race they want to send out a statement of intent.
“Ronaldo is the one they have wanted for a long time. They know they will not get Lionel Messi.”
Three years on from the failed attempt to sign Kaka from AC Milan in a world record €108m deal (worth £90m at current exchange rates), the Sheikh’s advisers are confident that the club’s growth on and off the pitch will enable them to hold firm in their dealings with the nine-time European champions.
City’s powerbrokers are also confident that the staggering sums required to entice Ronaldo to Etihad Stadium would not contravene Uefa’s financial fair play regulations, which the club are fully-committed to satisfying.
Sheikh Mansour would off-set the cost of signing Ronaldo and at least one other marquee summer signing – with Napoli’s Edinson Cavani the leading centre-forward target - by sanctioning a summer clear-out of big earners who are not central to manager Roberto Mancini’s long-term plans.
The club will listen to offers for Carlos Tevez, who earns £198,000-a-week, Edin Dzeko, who gets £130,000-a-week, Nigel De Jong, who is on £85,000-a-week. On-loan trio Emmanuel Adebayor (£170,000-a-week), Wayne Bridge and Roque Santa Cruz (who both earn £90,000-a-week) can also leave.
City are likely to encounter difficulties in shifting them from the wage bill but if they do so it would free up nearly £800,000-a-week, equivalent to an eye-watering £38m per annum, around a quarter of the Premier League record £174m salary bill revealed in the club’s 2010-11 financial accounts.
Ronaldo’s six-year Real contract, which runs until 2015, was initially worth £250,000-a-week but has built-in incremental rises which will swell the figure to around £400,000-a-week in the final year of the deal.
Such is the Portuguese’s vast marketing potential, built around the CR7 brand, City are confident they would be able to recoup much of their outlay through shirt sales, merchandise tie-ups and other commercial spin-offs.
The parameters of the deal would be quite similar to the offer made to Kaka in 2009, with City believed to be prepared to fund a series of soccer schools in Ronaldo’s name in a bid to demonstrate their commitment to the player and push his brand.
ALEX F AND VIERA ISSUE
Europa League round-up: Bilbao come from behind to stun Raul inspired Schalke
Big win: Fernando Llorente starred in Athletic Bilbao's comebackFresh from mauling Manchester United, Marcelo Bielsa's Athletic Bilbao took a giant stride towards the UEFA Europa League semi-finals with a dramatic 4-2 first leg win at Schalke 04.
Fernando Llorente scored twice as Bilbao came from behind to grab their crucial advantage, which they boosted in injury time when Iker Muniain scored his side's fourth.
Llorente put the visitors ahead on 20 minutes at the Veltins-Arena but Schalke hit back with two goals from Raul either side of the break to nudge the German side in front.
But Bilbao, without a win in three since seeing off Sir Alex Ferguson's men, responded through Llorente again and an 81st minute goal from Oscar De Marcos before Muniain added to their lead.
Substitute Eduardo Salvio struck in the 89th minute as Atletico Madrid claimed a potentially crucial 2-1 first leg advantage in their quarter-final clash with Hannover in Spain.
The Germans looked to be heading home with a draw after Mame Biram Diouf equalised Radamel Falcao's early strike, but Salvio let fly from 20 yards to leave his side in command.
But it was not all good news for the Primera Liga as former UEFA Cup winners Valencia were beaten 2-1 away Dutch Eredivisie leaders AZ Alkmaar.
Still got it: The legendary Raul was exceptional
Brett Holman put the home side in front in first half injury time and although Mehmet Topal equalised in the 52nd minute, Maarten Martens hit what turned out to be AZ's winner with 11 minutes left.
Sporting Lisbon beat Metalist Kharkiv 2-1 in Portugal but can expect a much tougher second leg after the Ukrainians gave themselves hope with an injury-time penalty.
Sporting were cruising through second half goals from Marat Izmailov and Emiliano Insua, but Cleiton Xavier's spot-kick deep into added time will give Metalist plenty of hope.
erguson hits back at refereeing 'bias' claim, insisting: I'll get Keane back to tackle Vieira!
exchange with Manchester City and Patrick Vieira on Thursday over suggestions his team benefit from favourable refereeing decisions at Old Trafford.
Clearly warming to the challenge, Ferguson hinted that the comments of Vieira, City's football development executive, might be of interest to the FA and even joked about bringing the former Arsenal midfielder's old rival Roy Keane back to Manchester United.
Mind games: City are not the best team now, says Fergie
An angry Vieira insists he was misrepresented in a BBC interview, and FA sources said last night they are unlikely to take any action against him.
But a week after he irked Ferguson by suggesting that bringing Paul Scholes out of retirement was an act of desperation, the United boss smiled when asked if the 35-year-old was trying to drag him into a slanging match as the Barclays Premier League title race hots up.
'I'm trying to analyse that,' said Ferguson. 'I'm not sure. He's more or less saying all the refs have been wrong this season and you're not supposed to discuss referees.
'So he is a paid official, isn't he? I think he is, isn't he? Apparently, he's retracted that. I can bring Keane back if he wants, and make it interesting!'
Famous feud: Roy Keane (left) and Patrick Vieira (right) clash
Vieira's comments followed a controversial incident at Old Trafford on Monday night when referee Michael Oliver rejected a late penalty claim from Fulham for Michael Carrick's challenge on Danny Murphy as United won 1-0 to go three points clear of City at the top of the table.
Ferguson insisted refereeing decisions even themselves out over the course of a season, and pointed to the penalty harshly awarded against Rio Ferdinand for his challenge on Newcastle's Hatem Ben Arfa in November.
The United boss had done his homework, claiming his side have been awarded an average of 'three-and-a-half penalties a year' during his time in charge.
He also tried to turn the tables on City by pointing out that Gareth Barry could have been penalised for his challenge on Stoke's Glenn Whelan at the weekend.
And he reminded his rivals that Mario Balotelli escaped a red card for his stamp on Scott Parker - the Italian received a retrospective ban - before scoring their winner from the penalty spot against Tottenham in January.
'We've had some terrible decisions at Old Trafford, like when Newcastle got a penalty kick,' said Ferguson.
Price of a stamp: Mario Balotelli catches the head of Tottenham's Scott Parker
'Tottenham could claim the same when Balotelli wasn't sent off and ended up scoring the winning goal. I think from the referee's position I could see why he didn't give one when Danny Murphy was brought down because the ball was moved to the angle as Michael Carrick challenged him.
'From that position it wasn't clear but it was a good claim.
'But then City could have had a penalty kick against them at Stoke, with Gareth Barry.
'Every club gets good breaks, they get bad breaks that even themselves out over a season and that will never change.
Prospering from a penalty: Balotelli remained on the pitch to score against Spurs
'Someone said to me years ago that United always get penalty kicks at Old Trafford. But you go back through the 25 years I've been here, it's only three-and-a-half a year or something like that.'
Ferguson also responded to Vieira's suggestion that City deserve to win the title because they have played the better football.
'They were playing great football in the first half of the season,' he said.
'We felt the brunt of it when they beat us 6-1. But a season lasts for a bit longer than three months.'
City can go top again by beating Sunderland at home on Saturday before United play at Blackburn on Monday night.
WE ARE BACK
Hot wheels: David Beckham is king of the road as he takes out his motorcycle before upgrading to the Rolls Royce Ghost
David Beckham got to spend some quality time with his big boys toys, yesterday, near his home in Beverly Hills, California.
The L.A Galaxy football star pushed the pedal to the metal when he rolled out two of his amazing vehicles from his expansive fleet.
The 36-year-old was first seen riding his vintage look motorcycle with effortless style as he zoomed around his neighbourhood on the impressive bike.
Born to be wild: David Beckham took his vintage look motorcycle out for a ride, yesterday, in Beverly Hills
The typically stylish father-of-four was not dressed in leathers, and instead opted for his own cool vintage biker style.
David wore a green jacket which he teamed with a pair of dark cream trousers and brown boots.
He was also sporting a pair of tan coloured gloves and a battered black helmet which hid his face behind a visor.
Stylish rider: David looked great in his green jacket and tan gloves as he sped around his neighbourhood
The superstar had the bike specially made last year after seeing one similar that he liked in a magazine.
A spokesperson for David told MailOnline: 'The bike was made by The Garage Company and it is a custom built 93 Knucklehead.'
While it is unclear how much the bike cost it has been a labour of love and it has taken more than six months for the cycle to be made.
The British sporting legend didn't end his motor mad day there, and he was later seen driving his most recent acquisition, a Rolls Royce Ghost.
The beast: The L.A Galaxy footballer later took out his all black Rolls Royce Ghost
Beckham took the all black car for a spin and kept his sunglasses on despite having the luxury of all the windows on the £250,000 car tinted.
Sun protection: Beckham kept his sunglasses on despite having tinted windows
The former Manchester United star had the Rolls Royce made in England and shipped over to his Los Angeles home, where it sits with his other all black motors in an air conditioned garage.
It's no surprise David wanted to spend some time alone after his busy day earlier this week with his family.
The doting dad gave his wife, Victoria, a break on Monday afternoon when he took their two younger children shopping at a Beverly Hills mall.
David was accompanied by a female nanny as he perused the shops with six-year-old Cruz and eight-month-old Harper.
Pushing the his daughter's stylish buggy, David looked relaxed as he spent some quality time with two of his children.
Wearing a grey sweater with blue jeans and a dark green beany hat, he was dressed down for the day out.
He didn't waste any time adding to his footwear collection and was seen clutching a few shopping bags from Footlocker as the group stopped for a rest.
Young Cruz looked excited to be out shopping and was wearing a stripey football shirt with some black shorts.
The family nanny had also been treated to something and was spotted peeking in at Harper every now and then.
Family fun time: David took baby Harper and Cruz out shopping with the help of the family nanny, earlier this week
Yes, you must feel terrible about your figure! Rihanna steps out bra-less in JUST a blazer after revealing body insecurities
During a chat with Kate Garraway, Rihanna admitted that she feels 'fat' some days and confessed to wanting what 'other people have' at times.
However it appeared that she had regained some of her usual confidence by the time she set off for another interview this afternoon.
The 24-year-old left the BBC Radio One studios wearing a short brightly-patterned dress, with a plunging neckline which made it clear that she wasn't wearing a bra.
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Regained your confidence? Rihanna left BBC Radio One this afternoon wearing an over-sized blazer, after revealing in an interview this morning that she often felt insecure about her body
A high hemline and strappy heels showcased her slender legs.
Rihanna tweeted as she was on her way 'Scott mills, I'm almost there!!!!!'
Her appearance on the Scott Mills show was of a rather different tone to her earlier interview, as the star is currently promoting her new film, Battleship.
Little self-conscious? The star was clearly not wearing a bra, and accessorised with sunglasses
All about publicity: The star was promoting her forthcoming film Battleship, which hits UK cinemas April 11th
So perhaps the outfit change was a nod to the more upbeat tone of her afternoon engagement.
In fairness, Rihanna certainly has no reason to hide her stunning figure.
But the ensemble was slightly incongruous with her earlier remarks.
Don't look too shy! Rihanna certainly has no reason to feel down about her gorgeous figure
Spot the difference: Rihanna tweeted this snap of herself next to a Battleship poster, writing 'this is unreal'
Just 24 hours after sizzling on a London hotel roof in a satin dress, the star revealed an almost bizarre claim that she isn't always full of the confidence she seems to ooze from every pore.
Despite the The Love The Way You Lie singer tweeting pictures of herself half-naked, posing topless and admitting she loves being naked - it turns out it really isn't as easy as it looks.
Keep walking: Despite the bright sunshine in London today Rihanna kept covered up in a eye-watering jumpsuit
Kate Garraway was interviewing the sultry star and perhaps due to cutting remarks Rihanna, 24, made to a reporter just the day before, she stuck to safe topics and sprinkled a bucket load of compliments on her.
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