Ituri Education Sector Receives 5,000 Thermoflashs and 400,000 Gels to Combat Ebola
The Global Fund donates 5,000 Thermoflashs and 400,000 gels to schools in Ituri, DRC, to enhance Ebola prevention measures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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The Global Fund donates 5,000 Thermoflashs and 400,000 gels to schools in Ituri, DRC, to enhance Ebola prevention measures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Healthcare structures in Beni, DRC, struggle with hygiene and water shortages, compromising patient and staff safety.
La RTNC a rendu hommage à Guy Kitoko Aloma, caméraman décédé dans un incendie lors d'un mariage à Kinshasa.
Congolese cyclist Miguel Masaisai dies in road accident in Republic of Congo
Young vendors in Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of Congo, are selling bread door-to-door, a new commercial practice that is gaining popularity in several neighborhoods.
53 Congolese youths receive certificates in air hospitality and cabin service after three-month training in Kinshasa.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is moving forward with its second general population and housing census, with cartography training completed in Kinshasa.
Two comedians, Serge Manseba and Odon Karibona, have become stars in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, entertaining audiences with their unique humor.
TV5MONDE and WeMake Productions launch second season of "Les Nouveaux Boss" in Kinshasa, expanding sectors and focus on high-growth enterprises.
DR Congo politician Freddy Mulongo Mukena criticizes government and opposition leaders
At least 28 people, including two military personnel and seven women, were arrested in Beni's Malepe neighborhood during a security operation on September 19, 2026.
Congolese cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï, who was on a peace mission across Africa, dies in road accident in Ouesso, Congo-Brazzaville.