Kinshasa evaluates cataract surgery interventions
Kinshasa's governor evaluates free cataract and retina disease surgery initiative
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Kinshasa's governor evaluates free cataract and retina disease surgery initiative
DR Congo's women's football team must overcome a 3-goal deficit against Ivory Coast to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Les Léopards U20 de la RDC ont débuté le tournoi de l'Union des fédérations de football d'Afrique centrale (UNIFFAC) par un match nul vierge face aux Panthères du Gabon.
Les émissaires du président Félix Tshisekedi rencontrent les Églises de réveil pour recueillir leurs avis dans le cadre du dialogue national.
Young people in Kinshasa's Masina commune are being encouraged to undergo voluntary sickle cell disease screening before marriage to protect future generations.
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have determined that a recent death in Kingasani, Kinshasa, cannot be attributed to Mpox without further confirmation.
Fécofa invites Linafoot club officials to a meeting on October 19 to discuss the upcoming 2026-2027 championship.
Des miliciens Mobondo imposent des taxes aux agriculteurs dans le sud-est du territoire de Kwamouth.
Niger's oil ministry reports an exceptional oil and gas leak at an Agadem site, causing environmental concerns and injuries.
Augustin Kabuya reacts to Joseph Kabila's new political and military direction
Kremlin spokesperson says Russia, Ukraine in talks on energy truce proposed by Donald Trump
Christophe Mboso says Joseph Kabila's FRN leadership confirms Felix Tshisekedi's warnings.