Hunt for 800 inmates after jailbreak
The jailbreak, which is said to have released a rebel leader, is being attributed to fighters of the ADF, a group associated with the Islamic State.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, security services are looking for more than 800 captives who were released by armed rebels.
According to the army and other sources, the attack on the Kakwangura central jail in North Kivu province resulted in the deaths of two police officers and one insurgent.
About 50 of the fugitives were apprehended.
The jailbreak, which is said to have released a rebel leader, is being attributed to fighters of the ADF, a group associated with the Islamic State.
According to one report, three ADF soldiers were stoned to death by locals.
In the eastern DR Congo, the gang has slaughtered thousands of people.
