Central Africa
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Elsewhere in Central Africa
The Democratic Republic of Congo's DINACOPE is training its agents on digital physical control to improve the accuracy of teacher payroll in Kwango province.
La province de la Mongala a organisé une grande marche pacifique pour soutenir le Président Félix Tshisekedi et les institutions de la République.
Archbishop Evariste Ejiba Yamampia meets with women's groups in Kinshasa to discuss national dialogue.
Kinshasa will host the first edition of Makutano Mining, a pan-African forum focused on industrialization and financing of mining projects, from November 22-25, 2026.
Civil society groups in Demba, Kasaï-Central province, denounce military harassment and interference in civilian affairs.
In DR Congo's Kongo-Central province, residents of Ntemo-Ndimbanienge have been working together to improve the state of several agricultural roads.
Journalists in Maniema, DRC, receive training on safety protocols in conflict zones from NGO JED.
Several food items see significant price hikes in Goma, North Kivu province
A new book by Miguel Kashal Katemb explores local content and economic sovereignty in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
La Cour des comptes du Congo lance une mission de vérification des opérations de trésorerie liées à l’exécution de la Loi de finances 2025 à la Banque centrale du Congo.
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita reaffirms Palestinian cause as a constant priority in Morocco's foreign policy at the 81st UN General Assembly.
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Equatorial Guinea are set to clash in a CAN 2027 qualifier, marking their fourth encounter.
