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The Ikela Siege: How 120 Zimbabwean Soldiers Survived a Year Cut Off in Enemy Territory

In the aftermath of the First Congolese War, the Rwandan government installed Laurent-Désiré Kabila as the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Initially expected to be a puppet leader, Kabila sought to assert his authority by expelling Rwandan politicians from key government positions. This move alarmed the Rwandan government, which feared that Kabila might commit atrocities against ethnic Tutsis in the Congo. To secure the safety of Tutsis, Rwanda prepared to invade. Rwandan General James Kabarebe to invade DRC and take over . However, the arrival of Zimbabwean troops shifted the balance of power. This is a story of how 120 Zimbabwean soldiers were encircled in a town called IKELA and for nearly a year they were cut off with no suppliers and life was difficult for them