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Mamadou Ndala (Mamadou Mustafa Ndala) was born on 8 December, 1978 in Uele. Discover Mamadou Ndala's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 36 years old?

Popular As Mamadou Mustafa Ndala
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Age 36 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 8 December 1978
Birthday 8 December
Birthplace Ibambi, Haut-Uele
Date of death January 2, 2014 - North Kivu
Died Place North Kivu
Nationality Democratic Republic of the Congo

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2014

He died charred in his jeep with two of his bodyguards on January 2, 2014, following an ambush, according to the Congolese government, by the Ugandan rebels of ADF-Nalu 10 kilometers from Beni, in North Kivu. He was married and the father of three children. He was buried in Kokolo Camp in Kinshasa and appointed brigadier general posthumously.

On January 2, 2014, in the late morning, Colonel Mamadou Ndala and his escort were about to leave the Albertine hotel in Beni-Boikene, going towards Eringeti aboard a pickup truck with a mounted heavy machine gun. Near the locality of Ngadi, the section fell into an ambush. An RPG-7 rocket hit the front of the pickup truck Ndala was inside of, killing the occupants instantly.

2013

The war had a decisive turning point in favour of the Congolese at the end of August 2013 when the M23 launched shells on the city of Goma. A sizeable FARDC offensive supported by the intervention brigade of MONUSCO led Mamadou Ndala's troops to their greatest feat of arms, the conquest of the "three branches" in the Kibati sector. The Battle of Kibati caused heavy losses to the M23 which left large quantities of ammunition and left the M23 population sinking in doubt.

After Kibumba, Kiwanja and Rutshuru-center, the Congolese army seized the base of Rumangabo on October 28, 2013. The victories of the FARDC are linked until the resumption of Bunagana. On October 30, 2013, Ndala triumphantly returned to the city in victory. In the process, Martin Kobler, the head of MONUSCO announced the end of the March 23 Movement as a military force.

The Congolese army, under his command, had secured the area and retook the city of Kamango. It had fallen on December 25, 2013, from the hands of fighters from Uganda. He was preparing to launch a general offensive to liquidate the ADF-Nalu. Army units were positioned.

2012

At first, the victories of Ndala's men left the population doubtful. The Congolese Army had accustomed the population to bewildering riots, as in November 2012 when the M23 seized the city of Goma, deserted by the national army. Three months earlier, in an interview with Belgian journalist Colette Braeckman, Rwandan General James Kabarebe claimed that the Congolese army were not even capable of killing a rat.

2004

Previously, the name of General Mbuza Mabe, nicknamed the man of Bukavu, came up in all conversations. This former officer of the Forces Armées Zaïroises, then the FARDC, is known to have saved the town of Bukavu in 2004. The city had been invaded by troops commanded by General Laurent Nkunda and Colonel Jules Mutebutsi. After his military triumph in Bukavu, Félix Mbuza Mabe was recalled by Kinshasa and sent to the Kitona base. In 2009, he died in Johannesburg  after a long illness, probably due to poisoning. The population of Goma was surprised and had panicked by the idea that the famous colonel was to the point of suffering the same fate.

1997

Ndala enrolled the army in June 1997. Fourteen years later, in January 2011, he was promoted to the rank of colonel. He took command of the 42nd Battalion of the Rapid Reaction Unit Commandos. Ndala was quickly noticed by the population of Goma. In July and August 2013, he led the victorious offensives against the M23 fighters who besieged the city. The inertia of the peacekeepers had eventually bored the population.

1978

Mamadou Mustafa Ndala (December 8, 1978 - January 2, 2014) was a colonel in the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

1942

He was the commander of the 42nd Battalion Commando Units Rapid Reaction FARDC, which was formed by Belgium, Angola, United States and China. He rose to fame with resounding victories over fighters from the March 23 Movement, a movement that was rampant in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

1923

The fighting between the FARDC and the March 23 Movement claimed the lives of more than 900 combatants according to the Congolese authorities. “Since May 20 and until November 5, the FARDC had 201 dead and 680 wounded. On the side of the M23, there were 721 dead and 543 captured, including 72 Rwandans and 28 Ugandans, " said General Jean-Lucien Bahuma, commander of the 8th Military Region, which includes the province of North Kivu and the theater fights. Three peacekeepers from the UN mission were killed.