Central Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Democratic Republic of the Congo: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Central Africa
A violent fire broke out at the Catholic pro-cathedral in Inongo, Democratic Republic of Congo, on October 6, 2026, causing significant damage and injuring two people.
DR Congo's North Kivu province reports suspicious symptoms in banana plantations
La culture du coton en Ituri, République démocratique du Congo, traverse une période difficile en raison de la baisse de production, des difficultés d'écoulement et du manque d'infrastruc...
Tshuapa provincial authorities conclude a two-day workshop to develop an educational roadmap for 2026-2027.
Fighting between AFC/M23 rebels and FARDC/Wazalendo forces continues in Masisi, North Kivu, with multiple areas under dispute.
Construction of a new multipurpose hall marks a step towards development and social cohesion in Nyakeru.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has announced a ban on wooden canoes on all Congolese waterways, effective November 15, 2026.
DR Congo police and judiciary to improve handling of sexual violence cases in Bunia
La RDC et la Zambie renforcent leur coopération énergétique avec un projet d'interconnexion électrique Kolwezi-Kalumbila pour soutenir l'activité minière.
Une vidéo virale sur TikTok prétend montrer Joseph Kabila répondant aux accusations de Félix Tshisekedi, mais l'audio a été généré par intelligence artificielle.
DR Congo's Deputy Prime Minister for Transport, Jean-Pierre Bemba, has banned wooden canoes from navigating the Congo River and its tributaries from November 15.
Lionel Messi scores 126th goal in final match with Argentina
