Mass graves with at least 170 bodies found in Congo
Congolese authorities have discovered two mass graves in eastern Congo containing at least 170 bodies.
Two probable mass graves found in war-torn Congo
At least 171 bodies have been discovered in two suspected mass graves in eastern Congo-Kinshasa, a region heavily affected by conflict.
Community forest in Eastern DR Congo tests promise of local control amid conflict
The Yainyongo community in Eastern DR Congo has gained official rights to manage 11,000 hectares of forest, facing challenges from external companies amidst ongoing local conflict.
Why a hot chocolate with rum has become a divisive issue in Germany
A traditional winter drink in Germany, named after Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba, is provoking debate due to its controversial historical associations.
East of the DRC: Authorities claim to have discovered two mass graves in Uvira
Authorities in Uvira, DRC, have announced the discovery of two mass graves while they return to restore public services after leaving due to the AFC/M23 presence.
DRC: At least nine killed in drone strike that killed M23 spokesperson
A drone strike in the DRC targeting an M23 rebel spokesperson resulted in at least nine additional civilian casualties.
Headlines: A turning point in the war in eastern DRC
The armed forces of the DRC have launched simultaneous attacks on M23 positions in eastern Congo following a significant development in the conflict.
DRC: In Paris, security in the East and the battle for the OIF at the heart of the Tshisekedi-Macron meeting
DRC President Félix Tshisekedi met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to discuss security issues in Eastern Congo and Congo's candidacy for the Secretary-General position of the International Organisation of La Francophonie.
DR Congo govt forces launch attacks on multiple fronts against AFC/M23 troops
The DR Congo government launched multiple attacks against AFC/M23 rebels, particularly around the strategic mining town of Rubaya, utilizing drone strikes.
DR Congo launches drone strikes on M23 at key coltan mine
The DR Congo has initiated drone strikes against the M23 rebel group at a significant coltan mining site, highlighting ongoing conflict in the region.
Congo in broad military offensive against rebel group
The Congolese government has launched a multi-front military offensive against the M23 rebel group in the eastern part of the country.
The Tough Life Story of Jenny Mavinga, the Congolese Woman Who Entered Big Brother: 'I Was Kidnapped'
Jenny Mavinga, a Congolese woman who moved to Argentina 23 years ago, shared her traumatic life story of kidnapping on the reality show Big Brother, touching the audience with her experiences.
Rebel spokesperson killed in DR Congo – media
A senior spokesperson for the M23 rebel group, Willy Ngoma, was killed in a drone strike by the Congolese army in North Kivu.
Congo-Kinshasa: Trade and Aid to Return to South Kivu As DR Congo-Burundi Strategic Border Reopens
The Kavimvira border crossing between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after being closed for over two months due to rebel activity, allowing for significant movement of people and trade.
Finding a new home brings 'peace' to refugees from war-torn nation
The Armidale community in Australia welcomes refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, providing them a sense of belonging after years of waiting for visas.
Senior M23 commander killed in Eastern DR Congo drone strike
A senior M23 rebel commander was killed in a drone strike in Eastern DR Congo, highlighting the tensions amidst ceasefire negotiations.
Boxing: "I have always proudly represented France," Tony Yoka's clarification that he will not compete for Congo at the Olympics
Tony Yoka, the Olympic champion, denies intentions to represent the Democratic Republic of Congo at the Los Angeles Olympics, asserting he remains committed to boxing for France.
DRC: the military spokesperson of AFC/M23 Willy Ngoma killed near Rubaya, in North Kivu
Willy Ngoma, the military spokesperson for the AFC/M23 rebel group, was killed in a drone attack near Rubaya in North Kivu, according to rebel sources.
Congo-Kinshasa: Fighting for the Strategic Coltan Mine in Rubaya
Battles intensify in North Kivu, DRC, over control of the vital coltan mine in Rubaya amid U.S. military aid discussions.
Congo-Kinshasa: AFC/M23 Spokesperson Lt. Col Willy Ngoma Killed in Drone Attack
AFC/M23 spokesperson Lt. Col Willy Ngoma was killed in a drone strike by Congolese army forces amid ongoing conflict in the region.
DR Congo-Burundi border reopens after two months of closure
The border between DR Congo and Burundi has reopened after a two-month closure due to security concerns.
Burundi Reopens Border With DR Congo After Two-Month Closure
Burundi has reopened its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo following a two-month closure due to regional violence.
Reopening of the Kavimvira Border Crossing Between Burundi and the Congo
Burundi has reopened the Kavimvira border crossing with the Democratic Republic of the Congo after being closed for over two months due to ongoing conflicts in eastern Congo.
National Dialogue in DR Congo: "The power must above all ease the political space"
Jean-Marc Kabund, a former high-ranking member of DR Congo's presidential party, emerges from prison advocating for an inclusive national dialogue to ease political tensions.
DRC–Burundi: the reopening of a strategic border in the heart of regional balances
The border between Uvira and Bujumbura reopened after several weeks of closure, aiming to boost regional trade and security.
From the basement of a Belgian museum to Congolese mines: the issue of geological archives of the DRC
The article discusses the dispute over the geological archives of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), currently held in Belgium, and the call for their digitization.
DR Congo-Burundi border reopens
A significant border crossing between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi has officially reopened, facilitating cross-border movement and trade.
DRC: Maurice Pellosh's Clients Rediscover Their Portraits in Documentary
The documentary 'Maurice Pellosh: Memory in Images' evokes emotional responses from former clients who view their long-lost portraits from the 1970s during its premiere.
Trade and hope return to Uvira after DRC-Burundi border reopens
The border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after more than two months of closure, revitalizing trade and normalcy for Uvira residents.
“End of an Era”: Why South Africa is Withdrawing its Blue Helmets
South Africa is withdrawing its peacekeeping troops from the United Nations missions, marking the end of its 27-year participation in such initiatives.
The border between Uvira and Bujumbura reopens after almost two months of closure
The Uvira-Bujumbura border reopens after nearly two months of closure due to security concerns, stirring significant public interest on both sides.
Key DRC-Burundi border reopens after two-month closure
The border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi has reopened after a two-month closure due to M23 rebel activities in eastern DRC.
DR Congo border crossing with Burundi reopens after AFC/M23 offensive
A crucial border crossing between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after being closed for over two months due to an offensive by the Rwanda-backed AFC/M23 group.
DR Congo: How War Worsens the Cholera Epidemic in South Kivu
The ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo exacerbates a cholera epidemic in South Kivu, where over 800 cases have been reported due to population displacements caused by violence.
The border between Congo and Burundi opens for the first time in two months
The border crossing between Congo and Burundi reopened for the first time in over two months after being closed due to security concerns.
Fighting resumes in eastern DRC in violation of ceasefire deal
Fighting has resumed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo despite a ceasefire deal, with both the Congolese army and the M23 rebels accusing each other of violations.
DR Congo Mediation - Aligning African Leadership and Diplomatic Complementarity
The article discusses the evolving mediation efforts regarding the conflict in eastern DR Congo, highlighting the recent focus on the Luanda process and its implications for regional diplomacy.
DRC: Violent clashes reported between the army and Twirwaneho fighters in South Kivu
Violent clashes between Congolese armed forces and Twirwaneho fighters, allied with the AFC/M23, have escalated in South Kivu, resulting in significant displacement among local populations.
Strategic Minerals: Africa Faces the Challenge of Fair Contracts
Africa is navigating the complex landscape of securing fair contracts in the global demand for strategic minerals key to energy transition.
DRC: After an alert from the IMF, Félix Tshisekedi launches an audit of civil servant salaries
President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC has initiated an audit of civil servant salaries following an IMF warning about the unsustainable wage bill exceeding half of the state's budget.
Eastern DR Congo situation 'catastrophic', says visiting EU commissioner
EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib described the situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as catastrophic during her visit to Goma amid ongoing conflict.
Trial of General Philémon Yav Irung in the DRC: a four-year-old SMS at the heart of the case
The trial of Lieutenant-General Philémon Yav Irung in the Democratic Republic of Congo centers around a four-year-old SMS that allegedly links him to collaboration with the Rwandan army.
DR Congo: Opponents, Artists, Activists, and Lawyers Denounce Abusive and Arbitrary Arrests
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a coalition of opposition figures, artists, activists, and lawyers have condemned what they describe as abusive and arbitrary arrests.
Headlines: 20 years after its promulgation, the Constitution of the DRC is 'at a crossroads'
The political climate surrounding the 20th anniversary of the DRC's Constitution is characterized by division between supporters of its revision and those in opposition who fear it allows current power retention.
Congo-Kinshasa: France Confirms Its Soldiers Are in DR Congo, but Only to Train Local Troops
France has confirmed its military presence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, stating that its soldiers are there solely to train local armed forces as part of a cooperation agreement.
France denies deploying troops to DRC, says army is training Congolese forces
France has clarified that it is not deploying troops in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) but is instead focused on training Congolese armed forces as part of a bilateral cooperation effort.
Climate Protection: Fighting Deforestation in the Congo with Tribal Leaders
The rainforest in the Congo Basin, vital for biodiversity, has been partially saved from deforestation through collaboration between a local initiative in Germany and tribal leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Namibia: Namibia, Congo Move Beyond Trade Rhetoric
Namibia and Congo aim to strengthen trade and investment ties despite a history of strong political connections.
Congo-Kinshasa: Bisimwa Condemns 'Indifference' of Mediators Amid Kinshasa's Attacks
Bertrand Bisimwa of the AFC/M23 movement has criticized peace mediators for their indifference towards ongoing attacks on civilians in South Kivu province, specifically citing large-scale violence in Minembwe and surrounding areas.
Rwanda: EU Official Says It's Hard to Tell Who Committed Abuses in Uvira
The European Commissioner for Equality remarked on the complexities of identifying perpetrators of abuse in Uvira, DR Congo, following the withdrawal of rebel forces.