DR Congo seeks to further restrict social media use in the name of "social stability"
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is looking to impose stricter regulations on social media to combat disinformation and promote social stability, as announced by President Félix Tshisekedi during a recent cabinet meeting.
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.
DR Congo: Two mass graves with 172 bodies found in Uvira after rebels departed
Two mass graves containing at least 172 bodies have been discovered in Uvira, Democratic Republic of Congo, following the withdrawal of rebels from the area.
Mass graves discovered in DR Congo – media
At least 171 bodies have been found in mass graves in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, attributed to recent violence involving M23 rebels.
Francophonie: the DRC will present the candidacy of former minister Juliana Lumumba for the presidency of the OIF
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has announced the candidacy of Juliana Lumumba for the presidency of the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF).
African neighbors discuss major joint hydropower project
Officials from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of Congo are advancing plans for a significant hydropower project aimed at boosting energy production in the region.
Rwanda: DR Congo Challenges Rwanda's Mushikiwabo With Lumumba Bid for Francophonie Top Job
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has nominated Juliana Amato Lumumba to challenge Rwanda's Louise Mushikiwabo for the Secretary-General position of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Headlines: two possible mass graves discovered in Uvira, in eastern DRC
Two potential mass graves containing over 160 bodies have been discovered in Uvira, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, linked to the recent conflicts involving the M23 rebel group.
DR Congo Signs $1.2bn US Health Deal As Zambia and Zimbabwe Walk Away
The Democratic Republic of Congo has entered into a $1.2 billion health partnership with the United States, while Zambia and Zimbabwe opt out due to concerns over health data sovereignty.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
Six Countries to Watch for Global Agricultural and Food Balance
The report identifies six pivotal countries that are likely to have a significant impact on global agricultural and food balances in the future.
Ceasefire in eastern DRC: what the Memorandum of Understanding under the auspices of the regional organization CIRGL provides
The article discusses a ceasefire agreement in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) facilitated by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (CIRGL).
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.
It Will Be on April 25: Mike Tyson vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. and a Surprising Million-Dollar Deal for a Historic Fight
The exhibition match between boxing legends Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr. is set for April 25, 2026, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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.
East of the DRC: a month after the departure of the AFC/M23, Uvira tries to catch its breath
A month after the withdrawal of the M23 group from Uvira, the city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is slowly recovering but still grapples with the aftermath of violence and disruptions to trade.
Eastern DRC: the EU announces humanitarian aid of more than 81 million euros for victims of the conflict
The EU has pledged 81.2 million euros in humanitarian aid for victims of the ongoing conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
At the Mining Indaba summit, details of the mining agreement between the DRC and the United States are unveiled
The Mining Indaba summit revealed new details about a strategic mineral agreement between the DRC and the United States, centering on cobalt production.
Sudan: AU Intensifies Diplomatic Push to End Conflicts in Sudan and Eastern DRC, Says Bankole Adeoye
The African Union is increasing its diplomatic efforts to secure ceasefires in Sudan and the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting a renewed strategy for stability.
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.