In RDC, over 68,000 students affected by flood-related school disruptions in 2025
At least 68,165 students in the Democratic Republic of Congo experienced disruptions to their education due to floods in 2025, according to a UNICEF report.
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At least 68,165 students in the Democratic Republic of Congo experienced disruptions to their education due to floods in 2025, according to a UNICEF report.
A photo circulating on social media purports to show a Congolese anti-aircraft system destroying Rwandan drones, but has been debunked as a deepfake.
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DRC PM Judith Suminwa tells UN General Assembly that FDLR issue can no longer justify foreign military presence
Calm has been restored in two neighborhoods in Kinshasa's N'Sele commune after three days of clashes between youths left one dead and three suspects in custody.
Les églises en RDC exhortées à repenser leur engagement pour la nation lors d'une journée de réflexion citoyenne à Kinshasa.
Le ministre des Sports et loisirs, Didier Budimbu, a lancé un appel aux supporters congolais à protéger le stade des Martyrs de Kinshasa avant le match RDC-Guinée équatoriale.
DR Congo cholera outbreak worsens, with 2,200 cases and 14 deaths reported, prompting health authorities to strengthen surveillance.
The Ebola treatment center in Logo, Mahagi territory, Ituri, has not admitted any patients for seven days, following the recovery of the last two patients on September 15.
Parents in Kasaï-Central criticize schools for demanding multiple monthly payments, contrary to provincial ordinance for 2026-2027 school year.
DRC President Fatsi Tshivube denied a US visa to attend the 81st UN General Assembly, sparking controversy and concerns over his legitimacy.
DR Congo's Cenco hosts panel with Muyaya, Fayulu, and Mushobekwa to discuss national dialogue proposed by President Tshisekedi