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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
DR Congo: Residents of Uvira call for urgent reopening of border with Burundi
Residents of Uvira, DR Congo, are urging for the reopening of the border with Burundi, which has been closed since December 10, significantly disrupting daily life and trade in the region.
Rwanda: Kagame, EU Officials Discuss DR Congo Security Crisis
President Kagame of Rwanda and EU officials discussed the security crisis in eastern DR Congo, focusing on humanitarian efforts and regional cooperation.
"Enough is Enough", a documentary about eastern DRC as a cry of despair presented at Berlinale 2026
The documentary "Enough is Enough", highlighting the urgent plight of people in eastern DRC, is showcased at the Berlinale 2026 festival.
East of the DRC: the population of Uvira demands the reopening of the border with Burundi
The residents of Uvira, a city in eastern DR Congo, are urging for the reopening of the border with Burundi, which remains closed despite the cessation of hostilities in the area.
DR Congo: The trial of General Philémon Yav Irung, the prosecution and the defense clash over key evidence
The trial of General Philémon Yav Irung in the Democratic Republic of Congo is marked by disputes over key evidence related to allegations of collaboration with the Rwandan army.
World Cup: Things to know as FIFA rules on Nigeria’s petition against DR Congo
Nigerians are awaiting FIFA's verdict regarding Nigeria's appeal against DR Congo over the eligibility of players used in a World Cup playoff match.
Africa: Ebola Has Gone From a Global Emergency to a Disease We Can Stop, Says CEPI Chief
Dr. Richard Hatchett, CEO of CEPI, highlights the significant advancements made in controlling Ebola but warns of ongoing challenges.
W’Cup: Nigeria’s wait continues as FIFA delays DR Congo verdict
FIFA has delayed its verdict on Nigeria's petition regarding the eligibility of players fielded by DR Congo in the World Cup qualifying matches.
'M23 and Rwanda' to blame for latest violence in DR Congo: US senior adviser for Africa
A U.S. official has accused M23 and Rwanda of responsible for increased violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting a significant breach of a peace accord.
Congo-Kinshasa: Long Before AFC/M23 - Remembering Life As 'Banyarwanda' in Uvira
The article reflects on the personal memories and identities of individuals of Rwandan origin living in Uvira, DR Congo, against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in the eastern region.
Rwanda: Congolese Woman Convicted of Child Trafficking By Belgian Court
A Congolese woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison by a Belgian court for her involvement in child trafficking, having facilitated the illegal adoption of children from DR Congo.
DR Congo offers frontline freeze in step towards truce
The Democratic Republic of Congo has accepted a ceasefire principle involving a freeze of military positions in the eastern region amid ongoing violence.
Rwanda: DR Congo Crisis - What's the Main Challenge Facing AU Mediators?
The African Union Summit is set to address the ongoing crisis in eastern DR Congo, focusing on the challenges AU mediators face in influencing peace efforts.
East of the DRC: Kinshasa accepts the ceasefire principle proposed by Angola
The Democratic Republic of Congo has accepted a ceasefire proposal from Angola for conflict resolution in its eastern region.
DR Congo: Minister of Hydrocarbons denounces massive customs fraud of petroleum products
The Minister of Hydrocarbons in the Democratic Republic of Congo has raised alarms over massive customs fraud involving petroleum imports, resulting in significant losses for the state treasury.
Olivier Nduhungirehe: "If sanctions could solve the problem, I would sign tomorrow," declares the Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs
Rwanda's Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe discusses the ongoing conflict in eastern DR Congo and challenges international sanctions as ineffective in resolving the issue.
DR Congo denies selling off mineral wealth under US deal
The Democratic Republic of Congo's mining minister denied that the country has sold its mineral wealth to the United States amidst a contentious agreement giving access to its resources.
United Nations wants 'security guarantees' to monitor DR Congo ceasefire
The UN demands security guarantees from conflicting parties in DR Congo to monitor a ceasefire using a key airport.
Eagles await World Cup fate ahead of play-offs
The Nigeria Football Federation is optimistic that FIFA will rule in their favor regarding a protest against DR Congo's qualification for the World Cup.
DR Congo: 12 dead in the collapse of an artisanal mine near Kolwezi
Twelve artisanal miners have died in a mine collapse near Kolwezi, marking another tragic incident in the region that raises concerns about mining safety.
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Weighs Price of Security in Minerals Deal With U.S.
DR Congo faces a constitutional challenge regarding a minerals-for-security deal with the U.S., amid concerns of undervaluing its mineral wealth.
South Africa to pull troops from UN mission after almost 30 years
South Africa has announced its withdrawal from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after 27 years, citing a need to realign its military resources.
South Africa to withdraw troops from UN mission in DR Congo
South Africa has decided to withdraw its troops from the United Nations mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with plans to complete the withdrawal by the end of the year.
The DRC agrees to take back its irregularity migrants expelled from the UK
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has agreed to repatriate its undocumented citizens expelled from the UK following intense diplomatic negotiations.
Kagame criticises international "threats" against Rwanda as US sanctions loom
Rwandan President Paul Kagame called for greater self-reliance as the US considers imposing sanctions over Rwanda's alleged support for the M23 armed group in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
M23 Congo airport attack may be terrorism, African Union says
The African Union stated that the recent M23 drone attack on a civilian airport in Kisangani, DR Congo, could be classified as an act of terrorism due to its threat to civilian lives.
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Must Own Up, Stop Blaming Rwanda - Kagame
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame stated that DR Congo must take responsibility for its own issues instead of blaming Rwanda, during the opening of the National Umushyikirano Council.
Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Must Own Up, Stop Blaming Rwanda - Kagame
Rwandan President Paul Kagame asserts that Rwanda should not be held accountable for the problems facing the Democratic Republic of Congo, emphasizing that each country must manage its own issues.
DRC: In Kolwezi, residents denounce air pollution around the Musonoï mine
In Kolwezi, residents near the Ruashi Mining company are complaining about air pollution as the company tests a new facility related to the underground mining of Musonoï.
US-backed group seeks major stake in DR Congo mining sector
Glencore is selling a 40% stake in its copper and cobalt projects in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to a US government-backed investment group as part of an effort to secure crucial minerals for various technologies and national defense.
Congo-Kinshasa: End to Abuses Still Distant in DR Congo
Despite the signing of the Washington Accords, the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to experience ongoing conflict and abuses, leaving civilians vulnerable.