DRC: Seizure of suitcases containing two million dollars at Kinshasa airport
Security forces seized nearly two million dollars in cash hidden in two suitcases at Kinshasa's Ndjili International Airport, prompting an investigation into the origins of the money.
In Kinshasa, the giant puppets leave their festival
The second edition of the International Performing Arts Festival "Série 7" in Kinshasa showcased various art forms, emphasizing environmental issues through performance art.
Congo-Kinshasa: Young Congolese Author Pascal Boroto Wins African Literary Prize
Pascal Boroto, a young author from the Democratic Republic of Congo, has won the Voix d'Afriques literature prize for his debut novel inspired by his journalist mother.
Headline: resignation of Modeste Bahati, panic in Kinshasa, Stanis Bujakera and the facts
Modeste Bahati resigned as the second vice-president of the Senate amid political tension following a petition for his impeachment.
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.
Resumption of the peace process between the DRC and Rwanda: what have Kinshasa and Kigali really committed to?
The DRC and Rwanda have reportedly agreed on 'concrete measures' to revive their fragile peace process during a meeting in Washington, but the exact commitments are still unclear.
Congo-Kinshasa: Ex-Belgian Diplomat to Stand Trial Over 1961 Assassination of Patrice Lumumba
A former Belgian diplomat has been ordered to stand trial in Belgium for his alleged role in the assassination of Patrice Lumumba in 1961, marking a significant step in addressing Belgium's colonial past.
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.
DRC-Rwanda: Washington wants to revive discussions between Kinshasa and Kigali
The United States is looking to revitalize discussions between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda amidst ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Congo-Kinshasa: Enforced Disappearances Surge in Kinshasa
The article highlights a significant rise in enforced disappearances in Kinshasa, attributed to the actions of Congolese security forces and the controversial use of the National Cyber Defense Council.
The DRC wants to diversify investors for its major extension project in Kinshasa
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is launching a major urban project to extend Kinshasa and create a new city, Kinshasa Kia Mona, with an estimated cost of €46 billion, seeking to attract additional investors beyond a Chinese consortium.
More than 200 dead in a landslide at a mining site in the DRC, according to Kinshasa
A landslide at a mining site in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has reportedly resulted in over 200 fatalities, including many children.
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.
Congo-Kinshasa: Someone Has to Step Up to Protect Civilians in Eastern DR Congo
Aerial bombardments by the Kinshasa regime in eastern DR Congo are endangering civilians, prompting the AFC/M23 rebel group to pledge protection against these attacks.
Congo-Kinshasa: Mass Graves Found in Eastern DRC Following M23 Withdrawal From Uvira
Mass graves containing at least 171 bodies have been discovered in eastern DRC following the withdrawal of M23 rebels from Uvira.
DRC: a cooperation agreement signed with the United States in the field of health
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the United States signed a $1.2 billion health partnership in Kinshasa to strengthen the Congolese health system amidst budget cuts in American aid.
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.
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.
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.
Ferdinand Ilunga, president of the Congolese boxing federation: 'Bakole and Yoka agree to fight' in Kinshasa
Ferdinand Ilunga, the president of the Congolese boxing federation, announces that Tony Yoka and Martin Bakole have agreed to face each other in a boxing match in Kinshasa next April.
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.
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.
Conflict in Eastern DRC: EU Humanitarian Commissioner in Kigali after Kinshasa and Bujumbura
The European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid visited Kigali as part of her tour addressing the humanitarian crisis resulting from the conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
DRC: France acknowledges training Congolese soldiers at Kinshasa's request
The French embassy in the DRC has confirmed the presence of French army officers in Kisangani as part of a military cooperation program, focused solely on training Congolese soldiers.
Congo-Kinshasa: Cholera Cases Drop 90% in Sange
Cholera cases in Sangé, DRC, have decreased by 90% following an emergency intervention by Doctors Without Borders after a significant outbreak.
Congo-Kinshasa: Fear and Survival - Reflections On a Year Under M23 Rule in Goma
The article reflects on the grim reality and emotional impact of living under M23 rebel control in Goma, DRC, a year after the group's takeover.
DRC: Musicians work to preserve Congolese rumba
In Kinshasa, musicians are making efforts to preserve Congolese rumba, a genre recognized for its historical significance and recently added to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list.
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.
"Congolese must not lose this music": in Kinshasa, nostalgia for rumba, neglected by the younger generation
In Kinshasa, there is a growing concern that the rich tradition of Congolese rumba is being forgotten by the younger generation, despite its recognition by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.
DRC: Kinshasa's 'sapeurs' honor the father of Congolese elegance
In Kinshasa, sapeurs commemorate Stervos Niarcos, the father of their fashion movement, celebrating their unique cultural heritage through elegant attire.
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.
DRC: The central prison of Makala in Kinshasa affected by a cholera epidemic
The cholera epidemic has reached the Makala prison in Kinshasa, DRC, leading to confirmed cases among inmates and initiated emergency measures by authorities.
Headline: in the DRC, the demolition of the Pakadjuma slum and a flight for hope in Goma
Residents of the Pakadjuma slum in Kinshasa are facing violence and unrest following a violent demolition of their homes, which resulted in three deaths and several injuries.
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.
DRC: Angola proposes a ceasefire starting Wednesday
Angola has proposed a ceasefire beginning Wednesday between Kinshasa's forces and the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Congo agrees to receive its citizens deported from Britain
The Democratic Republic of Congo has accepted to repatriate its citizens facing deportation from the United Kingdom following weeks of diplomatic tension between Kinshasa and London.
DRC: 31 years after his death, the legend of Sape Stervos Niarcos is still celebrated in Kinshasa
The legacy of Stervos Niarcos, a celebrated figure in Congolese fashion, continues to be honored by Sapeurs in Kinshasa 31 years after his death.
Congo-Kinshasa: Mantashe Clashes With DRC Counterpart Over Its Critical Minerals Deal With U.S.
Gwede Mantashe criticized the DRC's critical minerals agreement with the US during the Mining Indaba, emphasizing the need for African unity in resource management.
Congo-Kinshasa: Mantashe Clashes With DRC Counterpart Over Its Critical Minerals Deal With U.S.
Gwede Mantashe criticized the DRC's minerals deal with the U.S. at the African Mining Indaba, leading to a contentious exchange with DRC mining minister Louis Watum Kabamba.
DRC: tensions in a neighborhood of Kinshasa following an eviction operation
Tensions have escalated in the Pakadjuma neighborhood of Kinshasa after a recent eviction operation, leading to confrontations between residents and security forces.
Congo-Kinshasa: UN Vows Orderly Peacekeeping Transition As South Africa Withdraws Troops
South Africa has commenced the withdrawal of its troops from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after nearly three decades of service, prompting a commitment from the UN for an orderly transition.
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.
Between Closed Stadiums and Spoliated Fields, the Infrastructure Crisis Threatens Congolese Football
The Congolese football scene is in crisis due to closed stadiums and the confiscation of municipal playing fields, leading to urgent calls for policy action.
Failed Coup d'État in the DRC: Two FBI Agents in Kinshasa Before the Trial in the United States
Two FBI special agents are in Kinshasa as part of the Christian Malanga case, with several U.S. citizens, previously convicted in Kinshasa and extradited, set to be retried next March in a federal court in Utah.
Congo-Kinshasa: Joint Statement on the Inaugural Meeting of the Joint Steering Committee of the U.S.-DRC Strategic Partnership Agreement
The U.S. and the Democratic Republic of the Congo reaffirm their commitment to economic growth and stability through their Strategic Partnership Agreement.