African Leaders Address DR Congo Issues at Conference
- Publisher:
- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 5 November 2013
- Tags:
- Southern Africa, Congo-Kinshasa, Governance, Arms and Military Affairs, Conflict, Peace and Security
African leaders attended a joint conference of the South African Development Community and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region in South Africa Monday, addressing the issue of violence in the DR Congo.
DRC Rebels Say They Will Disarm
- African Leaders Upbeat At DRC Peace Prospects
- Waiting for M24 or a Real Window of Opportunity?
- UN Envoys Note M23's Announced Cessation of Hostilities
- UN Wins War in DRC but Loses Neutrality
- Congo's M23 Rebels End Rebellion, Say Ready to Disarm
- Too Early to Celebrate in Eastern DRC
- Full Text of Regional Leaders' Communique on DRC Peace
- Joint Statement By the Great Lakes Envoys On the M23 Situation
- Fighting Continues
- DRC Conflict Hinders Regional Integration
- Will There Be Peace At Last in the DRC?
- Zuma Opens SADC, Great Lakes Summit
- M23 Rebels Declare End of Insurgency
- Rebels, Govt Close to Peace Deal
DRC Rebels Declare Ceasefire
- Rebels Declare Ceasefire
- M23 Ceasefire Offer Not Enough - Govt
- Armed Groups in Eastern DRC
- More Than 10,000 Congolese Civilians Flee to Uganda to Escape Fighting in North Kivu
- UNHCR Monitors Returns to North Kivu From Uganda, Prepares to Help Returnees
- Growing Concern for Victims of Fighting in North Kivu
- Uganda Protests Congo Aggression
