An experimental Ebola vaccine being deployed in an outbreak in Congo has conquered some major scientific hurdles in giving high protection, but it now face... READ MORE›
This is Congo's ninth Ebola outbreak since 1976, when the disease was first identified... READ MORE›
Eleven new cases were confirmed Friday, including two more in an urban area... READ MORE›
KINSHASA - World agencies and neighboring countries on Friday hiked their response to an Ebola outbreak in Congo as the toll from the notorious disease mounted... READ MORE›
Vast, impoverished Congo has contained several past Ebola outbreaks but the spread of the hemorrhagic fever to an urban area poses a major challenge... READ MORE›
But the vaccine must be seen in the context of an overarching public health response... READ MORE›
Vast, impoverished Congo has contained several past Ebola outbreaks but the spread of the hemorrhagic fever to an urban area poses a major challenge... READ MORE›
A concurrent but much smaller and unrelated Ebola outbreak took place in Congo in 2014 as well... READ MORE›
Ebola outbreak declared in democratic republic of the congo after three die... READ MORE›
The WHO said on Friday it hopes to deploy an experimental Ebola vaccine to tackle an outbreak... READ MORE›
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The World Health Organization is deploying an Ebola vaccine to Congo in hopes that it will put an end to a deadly outbreak of the virus... READ MORE›
At least 17 people have died in an area of northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo DRC where health officials confirmed an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus... READ MORE›
Congo's military said on Saturday it had killed 13 militiamen during clashes with an unidentified group after coming under attack in the country's volatile northeastern Ituri province... READ MORE›
Another 15,435 refugees arrived in Uganda from North Kivu, running from armed groups and military offensives... READ MORE›
Mai Mai Simba describes itself as a self-defence rebel group that operates in the Okapi area... READ MORE›
Dozens of human rights, social and religious groups in the Congo and neighbouring countries are pleading with the Trump administration to keep the regulation in place... READ MORE›
Catholic protesters rallied in the capital, Kinshasa, and other cities after Sunday mass to demand Kabila, whose second term as president ended in December 2016, step down... READ MORE›
Digital boom as a catalyst for Africa's economic growth Business Africa... READ MORE›
Congolese security forces have killed at least 18 Burundian refugees during clashes over plans to send some of them home... READ MORE›
In May 2010, a mudslide swept over the eastern Congo village of Kibiriga and killed 19 people... READ MORE›
Local authorities say at least 34 civilians killed by Nande ethnic militia in attack on camp for displaced people... READ MORE›
Many of them are backed by government forces as they try to quash the Kamwina Nsapu militia... READ MORE›
Ntabo Ntaberi Sheka, the founder of Nduma Defense of Congo, has been wanted since 2011 on a national warrant for crimes against humanity, including for mass rapes... READ MORE›
Congo's government says two United Nations officials, one American and one Swedish, have been kidnapped along with four Congolese citizens in Kasai Central province... READ MORE›
Justin Milongo, the deputy governor of Kasai-Central Province, said on Saturday that 400 Kamuina Nsapu militia fighters had "laid down their arms" in Kananga and were being detained... READ MORE›
International Court Says Violence in Congo May Amount to War Crimes... READ MORE›
Since 1967, state-owned Societe National d'Assurances, or Sonas, has been the only insurance company allowed to operate in Congo, Africa's fourth-largest country by population... READ MORE›
Global Witness says at least 750m paid to Congo's tax bodies and state mining company disappeared in 2013-2015... READ MORE›
For years, many in Washington saw Kabila as Congo's best bet... READ MORE›
Four police officers were burned alive or beaten to death by protesters who also looted the headquarters of ruling coalition political parties, according to UNJHRO... READ MORE›
The Chowe-Pende accuse the Lulua-Luba of supporting the Kamwina Nsapu militia... READ MORE›
Mr. Katumbi has a flair for the flamboyant that evokes Mobutu Sese Seko, Congo's former dictator renowned for his staggering opulence... READ MORE›
Meet Elijah Amoo Addo Ghanaian chef, 26, who got Queen's award dressed in work gear... READ MORE›
As Ebola fears return, Congo-Brazzaville steps up fight against illegal bushmeat... READ MORE›
Two years after Kigeli's arrival in the United States, Rwanda descended into the genocide in which Hutu extremists murdered an estimated 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus... READ MORE›
Congo president says elections postponed to ensure millions of unregistered voters do not miss the chance to vote... READ MORE›
Congo's foreign minister, Leonard She Okitundu, last month opposed the creation of an international inquiry... READ MORE›
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, giraffes are being trapped and killed in crude snares, attacked with machetes and felled by poisoned arrows or guns... READ MORE›
This should be continued. Milo Rau's film The Congo Tribunal is due to be released in Autumn 2016... READ MORE›
Soldiers targeting the Kamwina Nsapu group in central Democratic Republic of Congo killed at least 101 people over five days in February, the UN said... READ MORE›
Various armed groups have committed atrocities around Beni since late 2014 to settle scores and undermine rivals, with attacks sometimes sectarian in nature... READ MORE›
More than 22,000 people fled clashes between Hema herders and Lendu farmers in Ituri province last week, according to the UN's refugee agency UNHCR ... READ MORE›
Tanganyika is on the brink of a deadly disaster, said Ulrika Blom, NRC's Congo country director, in a statement... READ MORE›
The Kano Emirate is simply the stand out monarchy across Nigeria's north... READ MORE›
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