East of the DRC: in Goma, a campaign to "boost vaccination coverage" against measles
In Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, a vaccination campaign against measles has been initiated to enhance coverage, particularly among children under five who are at high risk.
Central Africa: Intensified UPDF Patrols Reduce Cross-Border Militia Attacks On Lake Albert
Increased patrols by the Uganda People's Defence Forces on Lake Albert have led to a significant decrease in attacks on Ugandan fishermen by militiamen from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
East of the DRC: Traumatized populations recount the extent of the ADF's abuses
Residents in eastern DRC are sharing their traumatic experiences of the ADF's violent actions, highlighting the urgent need for more robust responses from authorities.
NGOs in DR Congo offer street children skills and hope of a better future
Non-governmental organizations in Kinshasa, DR Congo, are providing street children with vocational training and life skills to help them escape poverty.
African states agree to ‘de-escalate tensions’ after Washington talks
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have agreed to measures aimed at reducing conflict after diplomatic talks in Washington.
In the DRC, the European Union commits to strengthening mining governance
The European Union is investing 45 million euros in Africa from 2026 to 2029 to enhance mining governance, with a significant focus on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Rwanda, DRC agree to "ease tensions" after talks in Washington
Rwanda and the DRC have agreed to take steps to mitigate tensions following recent talks in Washington amidst ongoing conflict in eastern DRC.
In southern DR Congo, displaced persons fleeing fighting in eastern provinces call for help
In Lubumbashi, southern DR Congo, hundreds of displaced individuals are seeking humanitarian assistance after fleeing violent clashes.
DR Congo: In Goma, the UN urges the AFC/M23 to respect humanitarian space
In Goma, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator urged the AFC/M23 rebels to respect humanitarian principles to aid vulnerable populations in eastern Congo.
Congo-Kinshasa: Belgian Court to Decide On Holding Trial Over 1961 Killing of DR Congo Leader Lumumba
A Belgian court is set to rule on whether a former diplomat should stand trial for the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, a key figure in Congo's independence.
Thousands of DR Congo refugees struggle in overcrowded Burundi camp
Thousands of Congolese refugees are facing harsh conditions in Burundi's Busuma camp after fleeing violence in eastern DRC, with many lacking basic necessities.
Africa: US Hosts DR Congo-Rwanda Peace Talks Amid Rising Tensions
The US is facilitating peace talks between officials from the DR Congo and Rwanda to address escalating violence in eastern DR Congo.
World Cup qualifier: ‘Congo DR to replicate performance against Nigeria’
The coach of the Congo DR national football team, Sebastien Desabre, emphasizes his squad's readiness and motivation for the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Nigeria, reflecting on their challenging journey in the qualifying campaign.
DR Congo: Opening of the new parliamentary session
The new parliamentary session in the Democratic Republic of the Congo begins amid ongoing discussions about the war in the eastern region and the ratification of peace accords with Rwanda.
Morning recap: FIFA sanctions Nigeria, DR Congo over W’Cup play-off infractions, UK visit: FG alleges plot to embarrass Tinubu, other top stories
Nigeria and DR Congo face FIFA sanctions due to infractions during the World Cup African play-off, while the Nigerian government warns against attempts to undermine President Tinubu's upcoming UK visit among other current news.
Congo-Kinshasa/Nigeria: FIFA's Disciplinary Hammer Falls On Nigeria, DR Congo
FIFA has sanctioned Nigeria and DR Congo for disciplinary violations during their World Cup qualifying playoff match in Morocco.
DR Congo: Panic in Katanga after rumors of genital organ disappearances
In Katanga, DR Congo, there is widespread panic due to rumors claiming that men's genital organs are mysteriously disappearing through physical contact, leading to violence and at least four deaths.
DRC: Anti-gang fight at the center of the Council of Ministers meeting
The fight against gang violence and kidnappings in Kinshasa is prioritized by President Félix Tshisekedi during a recent Council of Ministers meeting, as public fear grows amidst increasing social media alerts.
China’s new security era in Africa: protecting assets, citizens from DR Congo to Somalia
China is shifting its approach to securing its interests and citizens in Africa, particularly in conflict-prone areas like Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Headlines: the "embarrassing strike" of Goma, Lukwebo retracts and a "Happy End" for Gertler
A drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, killed three people, including a French UNICEF worker, prompting controversy over the rebels' swift attribution of blame to the Congolese government.
[ICYMI] DR Congo drop NFF-disputed players for play-offs
The Democratic Republic of Congo has excluded two players from its World Cup play-off squad following a complaint by the Nigeria Football Federation regarding their eligibility.
Congo-Kinshasa: French UN Aid Worker Among Three Killed in DR Congo Drone Strike
A French UN aid worker and two others were killed in a drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, which may have targeted M23 leaders.
DR Congo authorities begin investigations into drone strike
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have initiated investigations following a drone strike that killed a French aid worker and targeted buildings associated with UN personnel.
UNICEF worker killed in DR Congo (VIDEO)
A French UNICEF worker, Karine Buisset, was killed in a drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, amid ongoing conflict in the region.
UN chief condemns killing of UNICEF worker in DR Congo strike
The UN Secretary-General condemned the killing of UNICEF worker Karine Buisset in a drone strike in Goma, DRC, expressing outrage at the incident.
World Cup 2026: DRC relies on continuity to seek qualification in playoffs
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) national football team aims for World Cup qualification by maintaining a consistent squad for the intercontinental playoffs.
DR Congo: The death of a French aid worker in Goma sparks numerous reactions
The death of a French aid worker in Goma has led to an outpouring of reactions from political leaders and humanitarian organizations.
Israeli billionaire's firm settles DR Congo graft probe for $30 million
A Dutch investigation has led to the settlement of a corruption case involving Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler's firm, which has paid $30 million to resolve allegations of bribery in mining deals in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
French aid worker among three killed in DR Congo air strike
A French aid worker was among three fatalities in an air strike in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where clashes continue between M23 militia and Congolese forces.
Emmanuel Macron: A French aid worker was killed in DR Congo after an attack
A French humanitarian worker was killed in Goma, DR Congo, amidst ongoing violence from the M23 group, supported by Rwanda.
French aid worker for UNICEF killed in DR Congo's Goma, Macron says
A French UNICEF aid worker was killed in Goma, DR Congo, during airstrikes, prompting condemnation from President Macron.
M23 rebel group accuses DRC government of targeting civilians after drone strike
The M23 rebel group in eastern DR Congo has accused the government of targeting civilians in a drone strike that destroyed a residence, allegedly occupied by UN personnel.
Drone strikes on M23-held DR Congo city kill several people
Drone strikes in Goma, a city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo controlled by the M23 militia, have resulted in multiple fatalities, with accusations directed at the Congolese army.
DR Congo: Senator's comments on constitutional change stir controversy
Senator Modeste Bahati's remarks against changing the Congolese Constitution have sparked controversy amidst ongoing discussions within the government about potential constitutional revisions.
"Contract of the Century" DR Congo-China: "It is good news that this audit is being launched"
A significant audit of the 2008 DR Congo-China economic agreement has been announced, aiming to address concerns regarding its transparency and equity.
DRC: An audit of the 'contract of the century' rekindles debate over the agreement signed with Chinese groups in 2008
An audit of the Sino-Congolese mining contract signed in 2008 has reignited discussions regarding its terms and implications for resource management in the DRC.
Southeast of the DRC: An investigation accuses the mining giant CMOC of pollution causing a health crisis
An international report accuses the mining giant CMOC of causing pollution and a health crisis in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
DR Congo: Serge Sindani's entourage concerned after journalist's arrest in Kisangani
The arrest of journalist Serge Sindani in Kisangani has raised significant concerns among his colleagues and family, with calls for his immediate release.
DR Congo: The Lubumbashi derby between TP Mazembe and Saint-Éloi Lupopo descended into violence
The Lubumbashi derby was halted due to violent clashes between supporters of TP Mazembe and Saint-Éloi Lupopo, forcing the match to be suspended after halftime with a score of 0-0.
East of the DRC: Washington imposes visa restrictions on 'several senior Rwandan officials'
The U.S. has implemented visa restrictions on several senior Rwandan officials accused of supporting the M23 rebellion in the eastern DRC.
DRC: Making the ceasefire a reality, the first test for the new head of MONUSCO
The American James Swan has taken over as head of MONUSCO in the DRC, with the immediate challenge of implementing a ceasefire.
Former US diplomat James Swan to lead UN peacekeeping mission in DR Congo
US diplomat James Swan has been appointed to lead the UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo, succeeding Bintou Keita.
DR Congo: Sports Minister weakened after complaint regarding partnership with AS Monaco
The sports minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Didier Budimbu Ntubuanga, faces scrutiny following a complaint about a financial partnership with AS Monaco.
Children among 200 dead in mine collapse
A landslide at the Rubaya coltan mine in DR Congo has resulted in over 200 fatalities, including around 70 children.
Morning recap: FIFA dashes Super Eagles’ World Cup hopes, Yabatech student killed, state police panel, other top stories
FIFA's confirmation of DR Congo's participation in the World Cup play-off has eliminated the Super Eagles' chances of qualifying for the 2026 tournament, alongside updates on political unrest and security reforms in Nigeria.
Congo-Kinshasa: Over 200 Feared Dead in DR Congo Coltan Mine Landslide
A landslide at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has resulted in over 200 feared dead, including many children, as heavy rains impact the area.
DR Congo: return to calm in Upemba Park after armed attack attributed to Maï-Maï militiamen
After an armed attack by Maï-Maï militiamen in Upemba National Park, calm has returned as the army secures the area and some park staff return following the tragic loss of five colleagues.
Landslide at mine in DR Congo kills over 200 people - many of them children
Over 200 people, including many children, died in a landslide at a coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with heavy rainfall causing the incident according to government reports.
Landslide in mine costs 200 people their lives in DR Congo
More than 200 people have died as a result of a landslide at the Rubaya mine in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo).
DR Congo mine landslide death toll tops 200: government
The death toll from a landslide at a coltan mine in eastern DR Congo has surpassed 200, with significant casualties reported among children.