DRC-Rwanda Peace Agreement Implementation Stalls at 33.3%
The DRC-Rwanda peace agreement, signed over a year ago, has stalled with an implementation rate of 33.3% as of October 2026, according to the Barometer of Peace Agreements in Africa.
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The DRC-Rwanda peace agreement, signed over a year ago, has stalled with an implementation rate of 33.3% as of October 2026, according to the Barometer of Peace Agreements in Africa.
DR Congo's Mines Minister Louis Watum Kabamba has supervised the reinstallation of artisanal miners in Mulondo, a year after a deadly collapse.
DR Congo's Odep reaffirms its independence and neutrality, emphasizing it does not support any political party or personality.
Conflict escalates between Kinshasa's city government and a presidential task force over funding and responsibilities for the city's cleanup.
Over 300 children displaced by ADF rebel attacks in DRC's Lubero territory face significant challenges in pursuing their education due to inadequate school infrastructure.
A commemorative event will be held in Schaerbeek, Belgium on November 11th to pay tribute to Congolese soldiers who fought in the two World Wars.
Pope Leon XIV visits Argentina, sparking memories of Pope Francis, the Argentine-born Pope who never returned to his homeland during his 12-year pontificate.
Le chef de file démocrate à la Chambre des représentants aux États-Unis, Hakeem Jeffries, s’est engagé à utiliser la majorité dont il dispose pour poursuivre les responsables politiques c...
Thousands in Uvira, DR Congo, protest against war and demand peace
DR Congo's RN23 road in Sud-Ubangi province has deteriorated, causing supply disruptions and price hikes in Zongo.
Le renouvellement du mandat de la Monusco au centre d'une réunion bilatérale entre Jacquemain Shabani et une délégation française à Kinshasa.
DR Congo's politico-military movement FRN warns that changing the constitution could collapse the Doha peace process.