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DRC: Violence forcing North Kivu civilians out of homes
Continuing clashes between armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have forced civilians to abandon their homes in North Kivu and affected aid operations, a UN official said.
Rwanda: Hutu Rebels Kill More DRC Soldiers - Monuc
After killing several DRC soldiers including a Major and a Captain, the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda have been blamed for killing two more Congolese soldiers.
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
International Justice/ICC: May a 09
IWPR trainee writes about his time as an intern in The Hague covering the International Criminal Court.
DRC: MONUC sticks to its guns - analysis
MONUC troops on patrol in Goma: The UN peacekeeping mission intends to press ahead with military efforts to neutralize the FDLR in eastern Congo - file photo KINSHASA, 22 June 2009 - Joint military efforts by the UN peacekeeping force in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the country's ramshackle army to neutralize Rwandan Hutu-led militias have ...
Witherslack residents help heal Africa
SOUTH Lakeland villagers are joining forces with an African charity to carryout life-changing work in war-torn communities.
Congo-Kinshasa: Govt, UN Offensive Kills 11
As the operation mounted by the Democratic Republic of Congo army, against the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda continues, close to a dozen deaths among rebel ranks have been reported.
11 Rwandan rebels killed in DRC
At least 11 Rwandan Hutu rebels have been killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo's restive east following a crackdown by the army and UN peacekeepers, a top local official said on Tuesday.
Mount Nyiragongo volcano shows increased activity
A general view of a permanent lava lake in the Mount Nyiragongo volcano's crater, 25km from Goma, April 29, 2009.
Rapes Soar in Eastern Congo's Culture of Impunity
Advocacy groups are calling for an end to the legal culture of impunity surrounding the mass rapes in the conflict zone of eastern Congo.
ZIMBABWE: Cholera is not going away anytime soon
JOHANNESBURG , 26 May 2009 - Zimbabwe's cholera caseload is expected to top the 100,000 mark within the next few days, amid warnings by aid agencies that although the disease is subsiding, it has not been eradicated and could flare up again.
DR Congo: Security Council team visits camp for internally displaced
A Security Council delegation on a week-long visit to Africa met with internally displaced persons in the Democratic Republic of the Congo today to assess efforts by the Government and the United Nations to consolidate peace and security in the area, a spokesperson for the world body said.
Security Council Delegation Visits Eastern DRC
The UN Security Council delegation continues its tour of Africa this week and today members stopped in Goma in the eastern DRC.
UN Applauds Improving Congo-Rwanda Ties
Ambassadors from the U.N. Security Council are in Kinshasa for talks with President Joseph Kabila's government about improving relations with Rwanda and stopping violence against women.
Congo ex-rebels accused of rape and killings
Congolese rebels integrated into the country's army as part of a peace deal are looting, raping and killing the civilians they are meant to protect, U.N. military commanders told top U.N. officials on Monday.
U.N. presses Rwanda on rapprochement with Congo
KIGALI, May 17 The U.N. Security Council pressed Rwanda on Sunday to stand by a rapprochement with neighbouring Congo and won assurances from President Paul Kagame he would pursue a course seen as key to ending violence in eastern Congo.
Video: Life inside a refugee camp
A woman trapped in an overcrowded Congolese refugee camp shows Telegraph TV the squalid living conditions she is forced to endure with her five children.
Africa/Congo Dr - North Kivu: Jesuit Relief Services launch alert for refugees and express ...
Over the last three weeks, in North Kivu , the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda , have stepped up reprisals against the civilian population in response to the joint military operation conducted by Rwanda and the DRC in February.
ICRC delivers aid in Congo amid violence
Aid operations in Congo's volatile North Kivu province face serious challenges as violence continues, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Georgianne Nienaber: Volcanic Eruptions Threaten Beleaguered Eastern Congo
In Goma people are very worried. The volcano eruption might happen once more for both volcanoes Nyamulagira and Nyiragongo.
DRC News Update: Amnesty Passed for Illegal Armed Groups; Goma Threatened With Volcano
Africa Congo: Amnesty Passed for Illegal Armed Groups By REUTERS Lawmakers in the Democratic Republic of Congo passed a law creating an amnesty for nearly two dozen illegal armed groups as part of a peace deal meant to end fighting in the violence-ravaged east.