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Sat May 18 18:29:44 SAST 2013

Terrorism threat in Africa significant: Cwele

Zuma, Kabila condemn DR Congo violence

Sapa-AFP | 23 October, 2012 14:23
Fighters of the Congolese Revolutionary Army ride on a truck in Rushuru town, Democratic Republic of Congo, October 22, 2012. The M23 Movement, the newly formed political wing of former M23 rebels, has formed a semi autonomous administration structure in areas under their control in north Kivu province in the DRC.
Image by: JAMES AKENA / REUTERS

President Jacob Zuma and counterpart Congolese Joseph Kabila on Tuesday condemned forces destabilising the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, amid accusations that Rwanda and Uganda are backing a rebellion.

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In a statement after meeting in Pretoria, "the two leaders condemned in the strongest possible terms those forces that are involved in destabilising a sovereign state and called on them to cease their activities immediately."

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