DR Congo's UDPS Party Honors Victims of 2016 Kinshasa Violence
DR Congo's UDPS party holds ceremony to honor victims of 2016 Kinshasa violence, 10 years on, and announces September 22 mobilization.
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DR Congo's UDPS party holds ceremony to honor victims of 2016 Kinshasa violence, 10 years on, and announces September 22 mobilization.
L'UDPS/Tshisekedi organise une marche le 22 septembre, avec l'appui des confessions religieuses.
L'ancien Inspecteur général des finances présente son livre sur la lutte contre la corruption
DR Congo's former Justice Minister Constant Mutamba denounces his 10-year sentence in the Frivao case as a "politico-judicial plot".
Moïse Moni Della marks 10 years since his arrest and trial in flagrance on September 19, 2016, when Kinshasa was plunged into violence and bloodshed.
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Amnesty International documents 18 summary executions of artisanal miners by M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo, citing multiple modes of execution.
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Main armed groups in Ethiopia, including those from Tigray, Amhara, and Oromia regions, form alliance to overthrow federal government.
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