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Africa possesses many minerals needed for the global clean-energy transition, but extracting them is only the first step in capturing their economic value.
Plus de 80 combattants de groupes armés se sont rendus aux FARDC dans les provinces du Nord-Kivu et du Sud-Kivu ces trois derniers mois.
Closure of universities in occupied zones leaves students without options
Le Professeur Jo M. Sekimonyo réagit à la réponse de Belhar Mbuyi sur les 100 milliards de dollars d’endettement de la RDC.
Nearly 200 students from North and South Kivu provinces have joined the University of Kisangani to continue their studies after the Congolese government suspended activities of several un...
The Foire de l'Entrepreneuriat de la Femme Africaine (FEFA) has concluded its first training session in Nkamba, with a 95% success rate among nearly 100 participants.
Health services in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo, faced criticism for their delayed response to a reported death, with a three-and-a-half-hour wait after the initial alert.
Ali Kutumisa, leader of PNRD, criticizes Joseph Kabila's recent speech, saying it supports aggression against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
DR Congo's Ceni electoral commission reminds citizens that voter ID duplicates are free, as it sanctions agents for demanding payment.
La journaliste congolaise Rose Bundu encourage les filles du Maniema à faire preuve de résilience face aux difficultés de la vie.
DR Congo's Constitutional Court signs medical subscription agreement with Biamba Marie Mutombo Hospital
Diplomats and foodies gather for Moroccan culinary experience in DRC