Ebola transmission declines in parts of DR Congo’s Ituri
WHO says Ebola transmission is easing in parts of Ituri, but cases are rising in North Kivu
Ebola transmission declines in parts of DR Congo’s Ituri Read More »
WHO says Ebola transmission is easing in parts of Ituri, but cases are rising in North Kivu
Ebola transmission declines in parts of DR Congo’s Ituri Read More »
Congo’s Ebola response shows progress, but rising North Kivu cases temper hopes of a turning point
UN sees progress but warns Congo Ebola crisis far from over Read More »
Islamic State-linked fighters use bullets and machetes to kill 36 people in eastern DR Congo.
ADF rebels kill 36 people in northeastern DR Congo attacks Read More »
M23 held a symbolic funeral for 22 victims of a drone strike amid contested casualty claims and ongoing peace negotiations in eastern Congo.
M23 holds symbolic funeral for drone strike victims in Congo Read More »
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned deadly attacks in Congo and the Security Council welcomed a new peace framework while urging compliance with international law.
UN Secretary-General strongly condemns deadly attacks in Congo Read More »
A deadly clash among Congolese soldiers in North Kivu left three dead and several injured amid rising tensions in eastern Congo
Soldier kills three comrades in eastern Congo Read More »
A Moroccan soldier and a local language assistant died in a MONUSCO convoy crash in North Kivu, DR Congo.
UN peacekeeper and interpreter die in Congo road accident Read More »
The DR Congo military accused M23 rebels of launching attacks in eastern Congo despite a declared ceasefire.
M23 rebels accused of attacking DR Congo army despite truce Read More »
DR Congo’s military has called for de-escalation as peace talks continue, urging troops and self-defense forces to respect the ceasefire agreement.
Congolese military calls for truce amid peace talks Read More »
Around 375,000 children in North Kivu, DRC, are missing education due to ongoing conflict, with many at risk of violence and recruitment by armed groups, according to Save the Children.
DRC’s conflict denies education to 375,000 children Read More »