July 31

• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Security Council Condemns ADF Attacks in DRC

  The United Nations Security Council has condemned the renewed attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF-NALU) which resulted in 66,000 Congolese refugees and caused casualties... Read more »

July 23

• Uganda: Over 15,000 Refugees Registered in Bundibugyo

  A total of 15,447 Congolese refugees have been registered at Bubukwanga Transit Centre in Bundibugyo, according to a statement released by the Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS). Read more »

July 16

• Uganda: Displaced Congolese Relocated

  Aid and relief agencies in Uganda have began the evacuation of Congolese nationals displaced by fighting in DR Congo last week. Read more »

June 20

• Central Africa: Army Deploys on Rebel-Controlled Frontiers

  The Democratic Republic of Congo government Wednesday deployed hundreds of soldiers and tanks along its frontier with M23 rebels territory creating up new tensions in the war-torn... Read more »

June 12

• Uganda: Kony Attacks On Civilians Increases - Report

  The Lords' Resistance Army (LRA) attacks against civilians have increased, raising security concern of the civilians in Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic and... Read more »

June 10

• Uganda: M23 Rebels to Resume Talks With DR Congo

  The M23 rebel group has said that it has returned to Kampala to resume talks with the Kinshasa regime after the recent meeting with UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. Read more »

May 22

• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Force Must Speedily Deploy in Eastern DR Congo - Ban

  The deployment of a rapid UN intervention force in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo should be speeded up in view of this week's fresh unrest, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday. Read more »

May 20

• Congo-Kinshasa: Fresh Congo Fighting Threat to Regional Peace

  A new wave of fierce fighting has broken out in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) after the army, Forces Armee de la Republic Democratique du Congo (FARDC), carried out an early... Read more »

May 16

• Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Clashes Kill At Least 21

  Violent clashes between rebels and government troops in the restive eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have left at least 21 people dead, a military official said Thursday. Read more »

May 14

• Uganda: Immature Fish Destined for DRC Impounded

  Eight tones of immature fish worth millions of shillings destined for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been impounded. Read more »

May 01

• Uganda: Congolese Are Coming Back

  In a world that seems rather far away, Congolese musicians dominated the music scene.  They were everywhere: live music, in the clubs, at social functions... if you didn't know... Read more »

April 16

• Central Africa: U.S. Charity Finds Flaws in UN Experts Report

  An evaluation commissioned by a US-based charity, has revealed flaws in the process of compiling the UN group of experts report which accuses Uganda of supporting M23 rebels. The... Read more »

April 02

• Uganda: M23 Appeals to Museveni Over Kampala Talks

  The political leader of the M23 rebel group, Bertrand Bisimwa, has appealed to President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda to revive the Kampala peace talks. Read more »

March 30

• Uganda: Rwanda Won't Accept Victimization Over DRC - Kagame

  President Paul Kagame has said Rwanda will not be victimized over the DR Congo crisis, which it neither created, nor compounds. Read more »

March 26

• Congo-Kinshasa: Ntaganda Appears Before Hague Court Today

  Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda makes his first public appearance before the International Criminal Court in The Hague on Tuesday after evading arrest on war crimes charges for... Read more »

March 19

• East Africa: Uganda Named in the Plunder of DR Congo Timber

  While on a visit to Bweramule, Rwebisengo in Ntoroko district early last year, a youthful man sprung from his watchtower nestled under a tree shade. Read more »

• Uganda: Uganda Optimistic of Congo, M23 Rebels Talks

  Kampala talks between the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the M23 rebel movement will resume next week. Read more »

March 18

• Uganda: Uganda Dares Khartoum Over Rebel Claims

  Sudan has no chances of succeeding if it goes ahead to work with forces opposed to the Government to bring about positive political influence, a top Government official has said. Read more »

March 12

• Uganda: DRC Offers Terms of Amnesty to M23 Rebels

  The DR Congo government will grant amnesty to members of the M23 rebel group, as well as offer them positions in the national army if they agree to lay down arms and sign a peace... Read more »

March 08

• Congo-Kinshasa: Bertrand Bisiimwa Is New M23 President

  The military high command of DR Congo's M23 rebel group has installed a new president, Bertrand Bisiimwa, after Bishop Jean-Marie Runiga was relieved of his duties last week. Read more »

March 07

• Uganda: PM to UN Group - Uganda Did Not Aid M23

  Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi has assured the visiting UN group of experts on DR Congo that Uganda did not in any way support the M23 rebels as alleged in their 2012 report to the... Read more »

March 04

• Central Africa: M23 Delegation Divided at Kampala Talks

  The M23 rebel delegation at the ongoing dialogue with the DR Congo government has split into two factions following last week's internal clashes within the rebel group's high... Read more »

March 02

• Uganda: Refugess Flood Uganda After Fresh DRC Fighting

  Thousands of refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo fled from fresh fighting in their country to Kisoro district in western Uganda. Read more »

February 25

• Uganda: Army Deploys At DR Congo Border

  The Uganda People's Defense Forces (UPDF) has deployed heavily at the Uganda - Democratic Republic of Congo border in Kanungu district following renewed fighting between Mai Mai... Read more »

February 22

• Uganda: DR Congo Peace Agreement to be Signed

  Uganda will participate in the signing of a framework agreement to restore peace in eastern DR Congo, in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Sunday, the foreign affairs ministry... Read more »