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DR Congo: Sheka trial opens amidst uncertainty

DR Congo: Sheka trial opens amidst uncertainty

A Congolese military court on November 27 started the trial of Tabo Ntaberi, known as “Sheka”, founder and former leader of Nduma Defence of the Congo (NDC), a rebel militia active in North Kivu province. He is charged with crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Walikale and Masisi. The trial opens amidst the […]

By Claude Sengenya

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