Join us for the Banyamulenge Convention, presented by the Mahoro Peace Association Leadership, on May 25th-26th in Louisville, Kentucky, USA .
This two-day event will bring together the Banyamulenge community and allies to celebrate our culture, discuss important issues, and work towards a peaceful future.
Date: May 25th-26th
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Host: Mahoro Peace Association Leadership
Stay tuned for more details and registration information
Join us for an inspiring journey towards peace and unity at the Mahoro Peace Association Leadership Retreat!
Date: Friday, May 24th, 2024
Time: 4:00 PM
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
The retreat, organized by the Mahoro Peace Association, promises a weekend filled with engaging workshops, insightful discussions, and meaningful connections. Whether you’re an activist, educator, community organizer, or advocate, this is an opportunity to come together with like-minded individuals to explore strategies for fostering peace in our communities.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of a transformative experience where you’ll gain valuable skills, exchange ideas, and build lasting friendships. Let’s work together to create a world where peace prevails.
See you there!
On April 19th, 2020, rebel group known as mai-mai, Red Tabara, Forebu brutally raped and slaughtered two women (Nyamwiza Francine and Nyiramutarutwa Naziraje) and a man (Gicondo Sebarezi Adoni) while attending to their farms to get some produce for their families. MPA had organized Peaceful Demonstration across continents to alert the ongoing Genocide/massacre against the Banyamulenge community
As promised during elections campaign, MPA Executive members have developed a new fundraising strategy meant to develop a sustainable financial support strategy which will help MPA to generate needed income to support the implementation process of its programs. … After discussion, a decision was made to fix an affordable monthly contribution of 20$ for each MPA working member. This is part of our long term commitment to support MPA activities in the US as well as to provide humanitarian and peacebuilding needs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
For the last three years Red Tabara (Burundian armed rebel group) in conjunction with its Burundian allies (FOREBU and FLN) and local mai mai militias have been operating in the high plateau of Uvira, Fizi and Mwenge districts of South Kivu Province / DR Congo since 2016. These militias are known for their brutal killing, destruction and looting committed mainly against members of the Banyamulenge community. They have killed several hundred Banyamulenge people; they also wiped out 200 villages and looted more than 125,000 cattle in different villages of the high plateau of Uvira, Fizi and Mwenga.
For the last three years Red Tabara (Burundian armed rebel group) in conjunction with its Burundian allies (FOREBU and FLN) and local mai mai militias have been operating in the high plateau of Uvira, Fizi and Mwenge districts of South Kivu Province / DR Congo since 2016. These militias are known for their brutal killing, destruction and looting committed mainly against members of the Banyamulenge community. They have killed several hundred Banyamulenge people; they also wiped out 200 villages and looted more than 125,000 cattle in different villages of the high plateau of Uvira, Fizi and Mwenga.