Mia Love, First Black Woman Republican Elected to Congress

Mia Love has been elected to the US Congress. She will represent Utah's 4th Congressional district. The former mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah was the 2012 Republican Party nominee for the United States House of Representatives in Utah's 4th congressional district, when she narrowly lost to the democratic candidate Jim Matheson by less than 800 votes.

A daughter of Haitian immigrants, Later Day Saint member or Mormon, she will be the first African American woman to be elected to the

Félix Tshisekedi and Yoweri Museveni in Kigali, Rwanda, March, 2019

On Saturday February 15, 2025, a few weeks after the capture of the town of Goma, in Nord-Kivu Province, Rwandan Defense Forces (RDF) and Ugandan People Defence Forces (UPDF), under the cover of M23 rebels, have also conquered Bukavu, in Sud-Kivu Province. Meanwhile,  the Chief of Defence of UPDF, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan dictator Yoweri Museveni, has confirmed that his troops are already being reinforced in North Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo),  ready to capture the town of Bunia, in Ituri, with the aim to create what he calls "Hima-Tutsi-Bachwezi empire" in Eastern DR Congo.  In a swift and coordinated operation, the RDF and UPDF troops, under the cover of M23 rebels, are moving towards the goal of the Balkanization of the DR Congo, as reported by AfroAmerica  Network in Jan 2023.  The troops are already advancing towards the Tanganyika province, where they are expecting the reinforcements from the deserters or current FARDC soldiers loyal to former President Joseph Kabila.
  The next step appears to be the capture of Butembo and Lubero in North Kivu, Bunia in Ituri  and  Bujumbura,  Burundi under the cover of RED Tabara, before advancing towards the Tanganyika province. 

SADC-EAC Joint Summit in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania on 02-08-2025

On  February 8, 2025,   Congolese President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi  declined to attend  to physically attend the Joint SADC-EAC Summit in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania,  on the worsening security crisis  in Eastern the Democratic Republic of the Congo, caused by Rwandan Defense Forces (RDF) who have invaded the DRC under the cover of M23 rebels and reinforced by Ugandan People Defense Forces (UPDF). He, instead,  sent the Congolese Prime Minister Judith Suminwa as his representative and participated virtually. This is a second decline to attend such meetings, that appear to be setups and masquerades by some African leaders to cover their  questionable and controversial agendas.

As the Joint SADC-EAC Summit meeting was being held,  the Rwandan government  was reinforcing  its  Rwanda Defense Forces (RDF) troops in South-Kivu,  heading towards the town of Bukavu. Meanwhile, the World community, including the United Nations, European Union, the United States of America,  continue to express worries.  Independent observers, journalists,  and political analysts continue to point to these setup meetings as  prelude to a potential human tragedy similar to the one in Rwanda in 1994, following the assassination of the late Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana, on his way back from a similar meeting Arusha, Tanzania.

Felix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame in Gisenyi, Rwanda on June 25, 2021

  On January 18, 2025, in his public address during the ceremony of exchange of wishes, for 2025, with the members of the diplomatic corps accredited in the DR Congo,  the DR Congo President Félix Tshisekedi, has reiterated his positions regarding the invasion of Eastern DRC by Rwandan troops. In his address, he called for overdues international sanctions against Rwandan leaders, and rejected any proposition of a dialogue with M23, considering the pressure as an external attempt to legitimize the invasion of Rwandan troops under the cover of M23.

The speech happened following the controversial statements  by Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame claiming that Felix Tshisekedi was never elected. Paul Kagame also appeared to mock Félix Tshisekedi one of  " african idiot leaders".  In late 2023, President Felix Tshisekedi  on a presidential campaign for his reelection, while addressing his supporters,  directed his attacks against Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame comparing him  African Hitler and  promising his supporters that, if elected,  he would declare war against Paul Kagame and invade Rwanda all way to Kigali to overthrow Paul Kagame's regime.

Felix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame in Angola July 6, 2022

  On January 15, 2025, The United States of America  government, reacting to the mid-term report published by the United Nations Group of Experts on Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in December 2024,  has condemned  the illegal invasion and presence of several thousand  of Rwandan troops in the eastern DRC, under the cover of M23 rebels. The reaction was published in a statement released by  the US State Department.

The statement by the US Government comes as a new government  to be led by President-elect Donald Trump is about to take the reins.
 Reacting to the statement to the US Government and the UN Report, the Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame has rejected any critics from the US and other powers of his dictatorship and justified his invasion of DRC claiming that  President Felix Tshisekedi has never been elected.