Thousands Flee Displacement Sites in Djugu Amid Threats of Attacks
Over 5,000 displaced people flee their sites in Djugu, Ituri, after threats of attacks attributed to CODECO militiamen.
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Over 5,000 displaced people flee their sites in Djugu, Ituri, after threats of attacks attributed to CODECO militiamen.
Work on the 2027 budget forecast has begun in Lubumbashi, Haut-Katanga province, Democratic Republic of Congo, focusing on recovery, social peace, and laboratory accreditation.
Kinshasa's Provincial Executive reaffirms commitment to strengthen cooperation with Spain on its National Day
The DRC and US strategic partnership aims to create jobs and wealth through local value chains, says expert Patrick O. Tambwe.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has appealed for increased international support to address a humanitarian crisis affecting 6.1 million internally displaced persons.
Flohka Tsheko, a Congolese web-humorist, is set to perform his first live show, "Sous ma casquette," at the Kinshasa Cultural Center on December 13.
Congolese comedian Ronsia Kukiel to perform one-man show "YEMEÏ" in Kinshasa, blending humor and history.
Congolese cyclist Joël Kyaviro misses World Gravel Championships due to financial constraints and lack of government support.
Les Léopards dames de football de la RDC jouent leur survie dans les éliminatoires des Jeux olympiques de Los Angeles 2028 face à la Côte d'Ivoire mardi à Abidjan.
Le chef de l'armée soudanaise ordonne une enquête sur les frappes aériennes meurtrières près de la frontière avec l'Égypte.
Le pape Léon XIV sera hospitalisé mardi pour une opération d'un nodule pulmonaire à l'hôpital Gemelli de Rome.
Moni Della, leader of the Camp de la nation, has called on former DRC President Joseph Kabila to seek forgiveness from the Congolese people through a national dialogue.