A deal has been signed to end Joseph Kabila's 15-year rule in the Democratic Republic of Congo... READ MORE›
Regional official blames group led by Ugandan rebels for civilian deaths in North Kivu province near Beni over weekend... READ MORE›
A frustrated CENCO official, speaking on condition of anonymity, blasted DR Congo's political class for serious mediocrity in their inability to reach a deal... READ MORE›
Peacekeeping mission in Congo said it had documented 19 people shot to death, 45 wounded and a very high number of arrests in Kinshasa, Lubumbashi, Matadi and Goma... READ MORE›
Against this backdrop, Etienne Tshisekedi, the opposition leader, called on the Congolese people to peacefully resist Kabila... READ MORE›
Many people in Congo -- the largest country in sub-Saharan Africa -- are bracing for a violent clash between Kabila's opponents and security forces... READ MORE›
Government officials blame the opposition for the lack of progress in reaching a settlement... READ MORE›
Move seemingly in order to prevent organisation of public protests as President Kabila's term ends on Sunday... READ MORE›
However, the deal was boycotted by Rassemblement, the main opposition coalition, which says it violates the constitution... READ MORE›
But the teenage goalkeeper of Gambia's national women's football team never made it to Italy as she planned... READ MORE›
This week, Laurent Kabila's son, Joseph, another Congolese president facing upheaval at home, heads to Luanda in search of a helping hand... READ MORE›
Most opposition forces, however, boycotted the national dialogue and called for a nationwide general strike on Wednesday to put pressure on Kabila... READ MORE›
European Union foreign ministers said on Monday they would prepare economic sanctions against Congo unless it held presidential and parliamentary elections next year... READ MORE›
Main opposition bloc views vote delay as President Joseph Kabila's attempt to remain in power beyond his term... READ MORE›
For years, many in Washington saw Kabila as Congo's best bet... READ MORE›
Congo president says elections postponed to ensure millions of unregistered voters do not miss the chance to vote... READ MORE›
Buildings, including the offices of major opposition parties, were badly damaged amid widespread looting... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch said in a statement on Monday that the clashes were preceded by intensified government repression... READ MORE›
Government spokesman Lambert Mende called the demonstrations a premeditated criminal act... READ MORE›
A demonstration against President Joseph Kabila has been banned in Democratic Republic of Congo DRC after two policemen died in clashes with protesters... READ MORE›
DR Congo Seeks Democracy The Democratic Republic of Congo says it will deport four pro-democracy activists from Senegal and Burkina Faso arrested on Sunday... READ MORE›
The 2011 presidential election was tainted by serious irregularities and voter fraud, according to American and European electoral observers... 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›
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have given scant details about the allegations made last week, which Katumbi denies... READ MORE›
According to the Bill Clinton Foundation for Peace, a human rights nongovernmental organisation in Kinshasa, six former fighters and three soldiers were killed... READ MORE›
Our future president is Moise Katumbi whether Kabila likes it or not, said Pierre Nyembo Muyeye outside the prosecutor's office in Lubumbashi... READ MORE›
Joseph Kabila is still clinging to power in Kinshasa... READ MORE›
KINSHASA, CONGO--Congo's constitutional court said Wednesday the president can stay in office beyond his mandate if there is a delay in presidential elections, slated for November... READ MORE›
The proposed law has raised suspicions among the opposition that President Joseph Kabila, in office since 2001, is hoping to cling to power after his term ends... 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›
Human Rights Watch on Thursday urged the EU to impose sanctions, saying that it could help prevent a broader crisis... READ MORE›
Yet as the UK's Department for International Development's youth agenda points out, more than 600 million young people live in fragile or conflict afflicted areas... READ MORE›
U.N. rights boss urges Turkey to uphold rule of law, allow monitors... READ MORE›
Flag on the ground. Holding posters of the United Nations, the group of children appears to be holding a sit-in outside the U.N... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch has also documented murders by torture, public executions and beating deaths by Congolese peacekeepers... READ MORE›
United Nations officials did not dispute the findings but said the study did not reflect steps the organization had taken to prevent corruption by peacekeepers... READ MORE›
The latest attack pushed the number of civilian casualties to close to 9,000, the United Nations said, with 3,218 killed and 5,778 injured... READ MORE›
The United Nations report came as the world body's Human Rights Council prepared to take up the South Sudan conflict... READ MORE›
United Nations investigators suspect that French peacekeepers abused boys in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, in 2014... READ MORE›
The United Kingdom stands with President Kabore and the people of Burkina Faso in the fight against terrorism, he said... READ MORE›
Said the sexual abuse allegations were putting peacekeeping operations in a??jeopardy.a??... READ MORE›
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