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Since the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels marched into Goma, there has been an uptick in crime, including kidnappings and armed robberies, according to the OCHA.
Classes started on Thursday in some of Goma’s schools, the day after panic broke out following a rumor alleging the “forced recruitment” of pupils by M23 rebels.In the streets of Goma, concern is palpable. Parents, teachers, and pupils are wondering about their future as insecurity has become a daily reality. M23 leaders rejected the allegations, as did the Mayor of Goma in an exclusive interview with a media house.
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Since the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels marched into Goma, there has been an uptick in crime, including kidnappings and armed robberies, according to the OCHA.