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Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Whistleblower Yves De Moor to me: Jean-Paul Moka is a crook about to swindle the DRC out of $1m

Posted on 13:12 by Unknown


(PHOTO 1: Rev. Jean-Paul Moka)


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(PHOTO 2: Belgian businessman and whistleblower Yves De Moor during a presentation of his paper on September 12, 2012 at the 5th West & Central African Mining Summit in Accra, Ghana)



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The conventional wisdom across the political spectrum in the DRC is that Rev. Jean-Paul Moka is a highfalutin bloviator and liar.


But not a high-flying swindler...until now. At least, if what Belgian businessman Yves De Moor has just revealed to me about the new scheme concocted by Rev. Moka proves to be true... 


And the allegations by De Moor, a successful businessman, are all the more credible that the man stands to gain nothing by blowing the whistle on Rev. Moka. More on these explosive allegations, backed by documents, below.


Now, if it's a con that the man of God is really pulling, then he chose the wrong moment.


These days, police sleuths are on the lookout for crooks and thieves.  Especially in the heels of the dragnet that nabbed a gang of swindlers led by one Malubunyi Kaloba John Israël who were posing as Kabila and his associates. The four-strong gang (that included a middle-aged woman) were presented to the media at a presser convened last Thursday by Interior Minister Richard Muyej. 


(Police investigators allege that Malubunyi had developed uncanny ventriloquist skills when it came to imitating Kabila's voice over the phone when dealing with foreign investors he bilked out of millions of dollars.)


Rev. Moka has had occasion, to be sure, to claim, for instance, that he was once taken in the dead of the night from his cell at Kinshasa Makala Prison by a death squad sent by Joseph Kabila, who drove him and others to a  piece of waste land in the N'Djili Commune, where they shot and killed and buried him! 


Then, as Moka is a faithful servant of the Lord, he was brought back to life a few hours afterwards by none other than Jesus Christ himself, who tore his tomb asunder, left other Kabila's victims to rot in the mass grave, and set him on the path his current glorious ministry!


Well, it turns out that Moka was instead jailed at Makala Prison for fleecing the Memling, a Belgian-owned Kinshasa hotel by failing to pay his room and board bills--a scam called "grivèlerie" or chiseling.


(Rev. Moka's mischiefs, see the first part of the following post aptly titled "Nollywood stuff": http://alexengwete.blogspot.com/2011/09/drc-elections-2011-watch-1-nollywood.html?m=1)


But the scheme Yves De Moor has just uncovered will set Rev. Moka on a par with Malubunyi.


Rev. Moka's machination is quite simple: he is the mastermind behind the so-called Zurich Summit in Switzerland where the global political and financial elites will assemble and rally behind his $300b-Marshall Plan for the DRC.


Moka has been selling this notion of a DRC Marshall Plan since his phony presidential bid of 2011 when his Marshall Plan was still worth $60b.


There's a catch or caveat, if you will, in Moka's grand design: the DRC has to come up with $1m to fund his Summit.


And that's not all: in the meantime, he's allegedly soliciting $100,000 a pop from business people who'd be willing to meet with Joseph Kabila and other high rollers of the Congolese scene. 


And that's why Rev. Moka is in Kinshasa these days, warns Yves De Moor.


Though a disgraced petty thief who went to Makala Prison for "grivèlerie" (chiseling), Rev. Moka has an eerie innate ability to bamboozle unsuspecting suckers. 


And among Rev. Moka's recent suckers figures no doubt Professor Mathias Buabua wa Kayembe, managing director of ANAPI (the Congolese national agency for the promotion of investments), who wrote on July 19 to DRC Ambassador accredited to Brussels soliciting on behalf of Moka and his associate Breuls de Tiecken, that the visas of the pair to the DRC be expedited.


According to the letter by Professor Buabua whose PDF copy Yves De Moor emailed me, the objective of Rev. Moka's current trip to Kinshasa is "to meet with the country's Highest Authorities on the subject of the Zurich Summit for the Marshall Plan of $300b over fifteen years for the benefit of our country, which will be held in Zurich from 09 to 11 September 2013."


A few comments are now in order:


1) According to De Moor, the Marshall Plan for the DRC is the brainchild of his and of Dr. Faustin Mukela Luanga, an economist and erstwhile adviser to Kabila.   Dr. Mukela Luanga now works for the World Trade Organization (WTO). 


De Moor additionally claims that the Zurich Summit is also the brainchild of Dr. Mukela Luanga, who was swindled out of $30,000 by Rev. Moka.


2) The letter by Professor Mathias Buabua wa Kayembe is clearly requesting that visas be expedited for two Belgian citizens, as Rev. Moka wouldn't need any visa to travel to the DRC if he still had Congolese nationality. (Breuls de Tiecken passport number is EI 932393; and  Jean-Paul Monga Ngolo passport number is EH 878902).  


Was he already a Belgian citizen when he was attempting to run for DRC president or when he lobbied for the position of chairman of the electoral commission? If so, he ought to be immediately investigated by Congolese police.


3) In an email written on the same day that Professor Mathias Buabua wa Kayembe addressed his letter to the DRC ambassador in Belgium, Rev. Moka inserted a copy of that letter in the attachment of his email with the false claim that it was the official invitation of the DRC government,


This pattern of lies and deception exasperates Yves De Moor who thinks that Rev. Moka is a "sociopath, a  megalomaniac, and a swindler disguised in a smart suit and a flashing power tie."


De Moor points to Rev. Moka's doctored CV that is replete with outlandish claims: Moka has never attended Harvard or St. Andrews (Scotland), prestigious schools prominently featured in the educational trajectory of the mendacious pastor.


Moka goes around telling people he's the CEO of a banking entity called Ebenbank--though he's never had a career in the banking of financial sector.


More tellingly, De Moor adds, Moka boasted about being the co-mediator with former Ghanaian President John Kufuor between the opposition and the ruling majority in the DRC's post-electoral crisis following the November 2011 elections. 


That's a bold-faced lie, crafty planted in the European press--especially the Belgian news agency Belga--by Rev. Moka via the Chinese press Xinhua, De Moor says. 


The theory is that Moka has a Congolese mole  in the Kinshasa bureau of Xinhua who regularly plants stories on Moka, who then alerts western media groups about those newswires in order to have them recycle those fake stories.


Before the appointment of Apollinaire Malumalu as head of the new DRC's electoral commission, a story that first appeared on Xinhua alleging that Rev. Moka was being considered for that job was quickly relayed by Belga agency before being recycled by the Congolese media.


And then on January 1, 2013, Belga cited a so-called joint communiqué allegedly issued by Kufuor and Moka announcing that the international co-mediation they were carrying out since 2011 was ending its activities on January 3--conveniently after Kabila called in his new year's message for a national political dialogue!


Yves De Moor is warning the Congolese: Moka is hellbent on swindling the Congolese government--especially the national agency of the promotion of investments that seems to have a gullible managing director.


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PHOTO CREDITS: PHOTO 1: By Belga/Julien Warnand Via rtbf.be; PHOTO 2: Via dmltrading.eu 

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Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Radio-Trottoir goes into overdrive

Posted on 15:20 by Unknown

(PHOTO 1: "MONUSCO Force Commander Gen. Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz during an observation mission on Munigi Hill as FARDC conduct an attack on M23 rebel positions in Kanyaruchinya near Goma, the 15th of July 2013." MONUSCO photo caption)

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(PHOTO 2: Col. Mamadou Ndala, operational commander in North Kivu, is mobbed by the press in Goma, Thursday, July 18)

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Radio-Trottoir, the relay of rumors and unsourced information in the DRC, has gone into overdrive ever since the appearance of M23 and this round of Rwanda-fueled instability in North-Kivu Province.


And some of those rumors could trigger riots, as the one that flared up in Goma on Thursday, July 18--a rumor alleging that the FARDC North-Kivu operational commander, Col. Mamadou Ndala, has been relieved of his command and recalled to Kinshasa.


This caused such anger and outrage among Goma residents--with mobs of unruly youths and army wives cutting off roads--that the government and the FARDC took the unusual step of having Col. Ndala deny the rumor at hastily-convened pressers. 



(Dangerous rumor for the powers that be, indeed, as Goma demonstrators were chanting anti-Joseph Kabila slogans alleging that he was in cahoots with his old pal, Paul Kagame!)


People in the Kivus and throughout the DRC are still reeling from what they view as the betrayal by Kinshasa authorities when, in 2004, the late Col. Budja Mabe, then operational commander in Bukavu

Col. Ndala told Radio Okapi:



"It's not true; it's a rumor. A manipulation by rebels who want to destabilize the morale of the population and of troops engaged on the theater."


He added:


"Secondly, my chief, the region commander, General Bauma, I am in contact with him every five minutes. If I had to be relieved of my command, it's he, my immediate superior, who'd have indicated it to me. Therefore, it's absolutely untrue."


In Kinshasa meanwhile, there are three rumors that make Kinois laugh their heads off: 1) the Rwandan joke of strayed mortar shells lobbed by the FARDC and MONUSCO on Rwandan territory AND the desecration of dead M23 bandits; & 2) MONUSCO being caught between the rock of Rwanda and the hard place of the DRC.


1) The Rwandan joke of FARDC strayed mortar shells landing on Rwandan territory AND The Desecration of dead M23 bandits


The Rwandan accusation of FARDC and MONUSCO strayed mortar shells falling on Rwandan territory caused much merriment in Kinshasa.


"Do these Rwandan bastards remember what they did to Kisangani during the 6-Day War?" I heard a woman yell at a sidewalk bar.


She was referring to the blanket shelling of the city of Kisangani during what has been dubbed "The 6-day war" in 2000 pitting Rwandan against their erstwhile Ugandan allies. A stupid plunder war over the share of turfs and loots of Congo resources.


The 6-day war devastated the third Congolese city! And Congolese dead bodies were desecrated by Rwandans on a mass scale.


The feeling in Kinshasa is that more mortar shells should be aimed at Rwandan  cities and that more M23 bodies ought to be desecrated!


2) MONUSCO between a rock and a hard place


Citing a local journalist reporting in North Kivu Province, veteran Belgian Africa reporter Colette Braeckman charged in a post published on her blog on July 17 that MONUSCO tanks at first had attempted to stop the FARDC offensive against M23 at Munigi.


"He'd seen with his own eyes Munusco in the process of blocking the road to FARDC with their tanks so as to prevent the tanks to get to the frontline with their munitions," Braeckman wrote.


"According to that witness," she goes on to say, "the civilian population then intervened: pelting stones in the direction of Monusco, they ended up opening the road to government forces."


It seems that MONUSCO doesn't want war, but a negotiated political settlement between the DRC government and M23. The very solution advocated by Mary Robinson, the UN Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region of Africa.


The collusion of MONUSCO with DRC foes is a persistent rumor here anyway. And this situation is seen by people as the unenviable situation of MONUSCO being between the rock of Rwanda and the hard place of DRC.

 

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PHOTO CREDITS: PHOTO1: by Sylvain Liechti/MONUSCO; & PHOTO 2: by Charly Kasereka via actudukivu.blogspot.com

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Thursday, 18 July 2013

1) ITALY: Cécile Kyenge, the Orangutan Minister; & 2) The FARDC give Rwanda the heebie-jeebies

Posted on 00:59 by Unknown


(PHOTO 1: Dr. Cécile Kyenge Kashetu, Congolese-born Italian minister of Integration)


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(PHOTO 2: Brig. Gen. Joseph Nzabamwita, Rwanda military & Defense spokesman: "We have credible information that FDLR is currently embedded in FARDC")


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1) Italy: Cécile Kyenge Kashetu, the Orangutan Minister


Back in April, I celebrated on this blog the appointment by the new Italian leftist prime minister Enrico Letta of Congolese-born Dr. Cécile Kyenge Kashetu as the first ever black minister in Italy's history.


Since then, she's been threatened by her fellow citizens with hanging and rape.


But those niceties pale in comparison to the one that  Roberto Calderoli, the vice-president of the Italian senate and leader of the Northern League party, came up with a few days ago when he told his supporters in Treviso:


"I love animals... but when I see pictures of Kyenge I can't but think of--even if I'm not saying she is one--the features of an orangutan."


Calderoli later on apologized for what he called his "esthetic" remark that was taken out of the joking context in which it was uttered.


Be that as it may, Calderoli is now being investigated for his racist slanderous comments.


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2) The FARDC give Rwanda the heebie-jeebies



Rumor through the grapevine of Kinshasa Radio-Trottoir has it that there are two explanations for Rwanda's jitters of these past few days.


The first explanation is that little doubt remains in the minds of Rwanda's President Paul Kagame and his military entrepreneurs and plunder operators that they are watching unravel--live!--the endgame of this installment in their serial assaults on the Congo. 


The moxie and combativeness of the new FARDC units at Mutaho--where they are massively responding to M23 attacks, with two stray "bombs" harmlessly hitting the Rwandan border city of Gisenyi--and at Kisingi--where they routed the al-Qaeda-linked Ugandan rebels of the ADF/NALU--have given Kagame and his co-conspirators the heebie-jeebies and forced them to reassess their whole game plan.


That's why Kagame and his people are seeing these days bogeymen under their own beds in the shapes of FDLR terrorists embedded with FARDC and MONUSCO troops, as have loftily claimed in their talking points Rwandan U.N. Ambassador Eugene-Richard Gasana and Rwanda Defense Forces spokesman Brig. Gen. Joseph Nzabamwita.


The second explanation is that Rwanda is rehearsing its rationales for an all-out military assault in the Congo.


And this could turn out to be Kagame's biggest mistake in his long career of pillages and thefts in the Congo, as the Rwandan president is now antagonizing Tanzania.


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PHOTO CREDITS: PHOTO 1: REUTERS/Tony Gentile/NTB-Scanpix Via m.db.no; & PHOTO 2: AFP via theeastafrican.co.ke

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Thursday, 11 July 2013

Lost in Translation: Valérie Trierweiler as DRC "First Lady of Hearts"; & Death squads of Anti-women AIDS carriers in eastern Congo

Posted on 05:52 by Unknown


(PHOTO: France's First Lady Valérie Trierweiler, center, and French Delegate Minister to Francophony Yamina Benguigui, with one victim of sexual and gender-based violence at Panzi Hospital, Bukavu, July 8, 2013.)


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Dr. Denis Mukwege, who's been profiled more than once on this blog and who is partially blocked in the photo above by Valérie Trierweiler, came up Monday with a finely-spun witticism when he called the French First Lady "notre Première Dame de cœur."


The problem is that "dame de cœur" is French for "queen of hearts" and if you translate Dr. Mukwege's bon mot literally, you'd completely lose the nice subtlety of the whole thing in the translation. 


On the other hand, by adapting it to English as "our First Lady of hearts" as I did in the title of the post above might amount to nonsense!


Anyway, we got the gist of Dr. Mukwege's  wittiness--and it's best left as is: in French!


Be that as it may, the high profile visit in the Congo by these two powerful women who've made Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in the DRC their crusade was a morale booster for the Congolese who can't wrap their head around (1) the continued occupation of a chunk of the DRC territory by M23 after the deployment of MONUSCO Intervention Brigade, and (2) the shifting narratives by successive UN Groups of Experts on Rwanda and Uganda's responsibility in the destabilization of the Congo.


By the way, the two women left two tons of medications at Panzi Hospital and Benguigui awarded the prestigious Légion d'honneur to Dr. Mukwege on behalf of French President François Hollande.


Benguigui told SGBV victims at Panzi hospital:


"At this time when your bodies are considered by some as battlefields, it is humbly that on behalf of the French Republic and of the Head of State François Hollande I stand before you to voice the solidarity and the support of the French people."


Adding:


"Treating sequels of violences isn't enough; root causes have to be attacked, namely the war that turns the woman's body into a military object; that's why France had backed Resolution 2098 of the United Nations [...] and won't spare any efforts to have the DRC territorial integrity respected."


Upon her return Wednesday to Kinshasa before flying back home to Paris, Benguigui came out swinging at a presser against the horrible reality that zombie-like "squads of AIDS carriers evinced a will to contaminate several generations of women in eastern DRC."


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PHOTO CREDITS: AFP Via lexpress.fr

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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

Memo to Obama: There's a country called Kenya!

Posted on 02:32 by Unknown


(PHOTO: From left to right: Senegal's First Lady Marieme Faye, U.S. President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, and

Senegal's President Macky Sall at the Presidential Palace in Dakar, Senegal, June 27, 2013.)


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"Obama, you should've gone home to Kenya to visit your family!" 


This was the universal mantra resounding in the streets of Kinshasa when TV and radio reports were broadcasting news of Air Force One being all wheels down at Dakar.


The rumor of the mantra went up a notch when TV footage showed Obama beaming by the side of Senegal's First Lady Marieme Faye instead of Kenya's First Lady Margaret Kenyatta. 


"What a fool!" a woman yelled at the big screen TV in a Lebanese-owned snack bar that showed more footage of Obama in Dakar. "He should've gone home to visit grandma. I mean, the guy really thinks Senegal is a democracy!"


Well, that woman was right. Senegal isn't actually the model of "stable democracy" Obama claimed it to be despite a history of peaceful changeovers in political leadership with no coups d'état.


Take a look around!


Senegal's former president, Abdoulaye Wade, after long years in the opposition, turned into an autocrat soon after he assumed the presidency.


And just months into his presidency, Macky Sall had Karim Wade, the son of former president Wade and a former minister, thrown in Dakar's infamous Rebeuss Central Prison on trumped-up charges of ill-gotten gains.


Just as under Wade, political activities of opposition parties continue to be severely curtailed in the Sall administration.


A French describes well this Senegalese perfect symmetry: "bonnet blanc, blanc bonnet." In plain English: Tweedledee and Tweedledum!



What's more, a conviction on "unnatural acts," as homosexuality is defined in Senegalese law, is still punishable by a sentence of up to 5 years in prison.


Well, I shouldn't be glossing over this mention of homosexuality by Obama on the first leg of his Africa tour.


Just as everywhere in Africa, Obama's unfortunate glee at a joint presser with Sall over the Supreme Court rulings overturning California Proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage and striking down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) had a major negative reverberation in Kinshasa.


I was scolded by two female Christian fanatics to whom I was trying to explain that in both cases Obama wasn't a plaintiff--a notion I couldn't dispel after long minutes of a discussion that quickly escalated into insults directed at me over my unchristian defense of a "pro-homosexuality president."


To shut me up for good, one of the women exclaimed: "Why doesn't Obama just divorce Michelle and marry another man!"


Anger at Obama reached fever pitch on Monday when at another joint presser, this time with Tanzania's President Jakaya Kikwete, he said:


"The countries surrounding the Congo, they've got to make a commitment to stop funding armed groups that are encroaching on territorial integrity and sovereignty of Congo."


"Who are these mysterious and unnamed culprits?" Kinois angrily wondered. "Who are those elusive 'countries surrounding the Congo' but America's strongest allies in the region: Rwanda and Uganda? Rwanda and Uganda who are doing America's dirty work in Africa!"


Congolese were especially exercised by what they perceived as double standard or "double speak" as one TV pundit put it: while Congo's aggressors remain forever unnamed, "Kabila was namely trampled in the mud" by Obama!


Obama actually said:


"President Kabila inside Congo, he has to do more and better when it comes to dealing with the DRC's capacity on security issues and delivery of services."


An opinion that eerily rehearses Rwanda and M23 propaganda; the same argument used to justify rape by what the woman wears...


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PHOTO CREDITS: AFP photo Via nation.co.ke

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