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  • November 23
  • Arusha Times East Africa: DR Congo, Sudan Want to Join Economic Bloc

    The Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan could be the next two states to become members of the East African Community, EAC's secretariat in Arusha has revealed.

  • UN News Congo-Kinshasa: Hague Trial of Rebel Leaders to Open

    The trial against two former Congolese rebel leaders for crimes allegedly committed by their militias in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in 2003 is set to begin tomorrow in The Hague at the International Criminal Court.

  • HRW Congo-Kinshasa: Rights Group Calls for Arrest of 'Warlord'

    The International Criminal Court's (ICC) joint trial of two Congolese rebel leaders offers victims the chance to see accountability for atrocities committed in Congo's armed conflict, Human Rights Watch said today.

  • New Era Namibia: DRC School Project a Few Years After

    The DRC School Project was initiated in 2004 in an effort to assist this informal settlement of Swakopmund's community and provide much needed services as well.

  • New Times East Africa: EAC Expansion Good for Its People

    The news that East African Community's neighbours, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the Sudan have shown interest in joining the five-nation grouping will go a long way in increasing the development prospects of the sub-region.

  • New Vision Uganda/Congo-Kinshasa: Congo's Vita Want Bagoole

    CRANES coach Robert Williamson may not have been impressed by the form of Johnson Bagoole but the midfielder has attracted the attention of DRC Congo's premier side AS Vita.

  • November 21
  • New Vision Uganda: More LRA Rebels Surrender in DR Congo

    A total of 34 rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) have surrendered to the UPDF intelligence squad in Faradje in eastern Congo Nzara, according to military sources.

  • November 20
  • IRIN Congo-Kinshasa: New Wave of Refugees Flees Fresh Fighting

    Renewed clashes in northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have led to a further wave of refugees, leaving corpse-littered villages in the affected area deserted, say humanitarian officials.

  • Monitor Uganda: More LRA Rebels Surrender in Congo

    Nine former rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) last week surrendered to the Congolese army, bringing the total number of defectors in the last five months to 51.

  • New Times Rwanda/Congo-Kinshasa: DRC's Vita Raids Local Clubs

    DRC premier league side AS Vita has made an approach on Atraco's midfielder Johnson Bagoole and Kiyovu's defender Karim Nizigiyimana.

  • New Vision Uganda: UPDF Kills Another LRA Commander

    UGANDAN special forces have killed a senior commander of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in the Central African Republic, the army spokesman said yesterday.

  • Monitor Uganda: Kasese Feels Pinch of Evictions From DRC

    At least 150,000 people, residents of Kasese District who had crossed to the Democratic Republic of Congo but were evicted, have started feeling the pinch of expulsion, Daily Monitor has learnt.

  • November 19
  • New Times Congo-Kinshasa: Spain, France Probed on Links to Rwandan Militia

    The UN's Eminent Group of Expert report on rebel militias in the DRC is expected to reveal Spanish and French connections to the FDLR militia, The New Times has been informed.

  • New Vision Central Africa: UN Condemns LRA on Civilian Attacks

    THE UN Security Council has condemned the increasing attacks by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic and the Sudan.

  • New Times Congo-Kinshasa: Gold Still Funds Rwandan Rebels, Says UN Expert

    Dinesh Mahtani, the coordinator of the UN Eminent Group of Experts report on militia groups' activities in DRC has told the BBC that almost 40 tonnes of gold is smuggled out of the country annually.

  • UN News Congo-Kinshasa: UN Blue Helmets Help Passengers in Country When Plane Overshoots Runway

    United Nations peacekeepers helped passengers and provided emergency medical treatment today after an airliner with 117 passengers on board over-ran the airstrip in Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

  • UN News Rwanda: Leaders of Rebel Militia Arrested for Atrocities Committed in DR Congo - UN

    19 November 2009 - The top United Nations envoy to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) today welcomed the arrest of two leaders of a rebel Rwandan militia on suspicion of carrying out crimes against humanity and war crimes in the eastern region of the DRC.

  • U.S. House Congo-Kinshasa: Rep. McDermott Introduces Conflict Minerals Trade Act [press release]

    Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA), flanked by leaders from World Vision, the Enough Project, Global Witness, and the Information Technology Industry Council, unveiled legislation he will introduce in the U.S. House of Representatives today to help stop trade in conflict minerals that is sustaining a brutal war of unfathomable atrocities, especially against women, in the Congo. Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) ...

  • Monitor Uganda: Nine LRA Fighters Surrender

    Nine former fighters of the Lord's Resistance Army who recently escaped from captivity in the Democratic Republic of Congo, have returned to Gulu, northern Uganda.

  • New Vision East Africa: Unbs Fails to Monitor Congo, Sudan Borders

    THE Uganda National Bureau of Standards does not have enough staff to monitor goods entering the country on the Sudan and the Democratic Republic Congo borders.

  • New Vision Uganda: Congolese Refugees Ask to Return Home

    Hundreds of Congolese women in Gulu district have asked the Government to repatriate them home.

  • November 18
  • UN News Central Africa: UN to Help Protect Civilians From Ugandan Rebels

    The Security Council today called on United Nations missions in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Central African Republic (CAR) and Sudan to coordinate strategies to protect civilians from the rebel Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), which has killed, kidnapped and displaced thousands of people.

  • New Times Rwanda: Germany Arrests Top Rebel Leaders

    Following yesterday's arrest of FDLR leader Ignace Murwanashyaka and his deputy, Straton Musoni, in Germany, government has welcomed the move, saying the two are part of a terrorist group that has not only committed crimes in Rwanda, but also in the DRC.

  • UN News Congo-Kinshasa: Angola Seeks Return of Refugees

    Angola has requested the re-activation of a tripartite mechanism with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the United Nations refugee agency to repatriate some 60,000 Angolans still in DRC in the wake of the mutual expulsion of scores of thousands of each other's nationals by the neighbouring States.

  • IPS Congo-Kinshasa: Water Shortages Hamper Urban Areas

    Kinshasa's population needs an estimated 700,000 cubic metres of water per day. The Régie de distribution des eaux (REGIDESO) produces only 425,000 cubic metres - vast neighbourhoods like Kitokimosi and Mpasa receive almost none of this water.

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