This week in DR Congo
DR Congo faced a turbulent week marked by pervasive insecurity, with a double murder paralyzing activities in Lubero and attacks on convoys reported on the Goma-Butembo road. This instability severely impacted education, as thousands of students in Ituri were prevented from taking state exams, and displaced students in Bunia faced trauma. Additionally, journalists highlighted ongoing precarity and intimidation, while political tensions saw the PPRD party denounce an arson attack on its headquarters.
About DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is Central Africa's largest country, renowned for its immense natural resources, vast rainforests, and exceptional biodiversity, including endangered mountain gorillas. Despite its rich cultural heritage and significant global role in mineral production, the nation navigates persistent challenges, including regional conflicts and a complex political landscape that profoundly shapes its news coverage.
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Media landscape
The media environment in the DR Congo is diverse, with numerous radio and television stations, but press freedom is severely restricted. Journalists frequently face threats from government, armed groups, and security forces, operating in a challenging conflict-ridden context.
When consuming news from the DR Congo, seek out multiple sources, including international and independent outlets, to gain a balanced perspective on events.
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Lubero Administrator Urges Ebola Response Collaboration After First Case Confirmed
- Lubero administrator Alain Kiwewa urges residents to cooperate with Ebola response teams following the confirmation of a case. - Kiwewa emphasizes that Ebola is real and not a hoax, encouraging prom…
DRC doctors' union suspends strike, medical services to resume Monday
- The Syndicate of Doctors of the Democratic Republic of Congo (SYMECO) has suspended its strike, which began on July 3, 2026. - The decision follows negotiations with the government, which included c…
North Kivu: Eringeti-Kainama axis deteriorates, users and merchants demand its rehabilitation
- The Eringeti-Kainama road in North Kivu, spanning about 45 kilometers, is severely degraded, hindering transport and trade. - Heavy rains in July have worsened the road's condition, creating deep mu…
Disinformation and Distrust Hamper Ebola Response in Eastern Congo, Expert Says
- Misinformation and community distrust are hindering efforts to combat the Ebola outbreak in North Kivu and Ituri, according to an expert. - Restoring trust between affected populations and response …
Congolese Press: Political Dialogue, Kabila's Role, and Opposition Ultimatum Dominate Headlines
- Congolese media report on political dialogue and the security crisis in eastern DRC. - Opposition coalition C64 maintains its August 15 ultimatum, demanding fair trials for political figures. - Jean…
Congo Airways grounded: National airline faces multiple operational and financial challenges
- Congo Airways, the national airline of the Democratic Republic of Congo, currently has no operational aircraft. - The grounded fleet, including an Embraer E-190, faces issues with pilot qualificatio…
DRC: Scholarships aim to boost girls' participation in STEM fields
- In the Democratic Republic of Congo, initiatives are providing scholarships to encourage young girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). - These scholarshi…
Coalition Condemns Attacks on Opposition, Upholds August 15 Deadline
- The "Article 64" Coalition condemned attacks on opposition members during a political meeting and on the ECiDé party headquarters. - The coalition called for an end to the violence and urged respect…
Lubumbashi vendors must vacate market by August 20 for reconstruction
- Lubumbashi authorities have ordered vendors at the Mzee Kabila market to vacate by August 20 to make way for a modern market reconstruction project. - Tens of thousands of vendors will be relocated …
Over $137.8 Million from Congo's Eurobond Disbursed for Key Projects
- The Democratic Republic of Congo has disbursed over $137.8 million from its inaugural Eurobond issuance. - Funds are allocated to priority structural projects, including Grand Katende and the N'djil…
Japan Funds New Bridge in DRC's Sankuru Region
- Japan funded the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge over the Lotembo River in the Sankuru territory of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The $352,500 project, financed through the Congo-…
At least 13 dead in new attack attributed to ADF in Mambasa
- At least 13 people were killed in a new attack attributed to the ADF rebels in Mambasa territory, Ituri province. - The attack also resulted in the burning of property, including shops, trucks, and …
Kinshasa residents face humiliation due to severe lack of public toilets
- Residents of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, face a severe lack of public toilets, forcing some into humiliating situations. - The absence of facilities is particularly acute in busy urban a…
Kasaï-Central maintains 268 km of agricultural roads in early 2026
- The Agricultural Access Roads Office (OVDA) in Kasaï-Central, Democratic Republic of Congo, maintained 268 kilometers of rural roads in the first quarter of 2026. - These efforts, funded by the Nati…
DRC's VAT revenue jumps 17% with 'normalized invoice' reform
- Value-added tax (VAT) revenues in the Democratic Republic of Congo increased by approximately 17% over the last three months. - Finance Minister Doudou Fwamba attributed this rise to the successful …
War rhetoric persists in eastern DRC despite peace talks
- The eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is experiencing a "war language" amid ongoing peace talks. - Despite signed agreements, reports indicate a military buildup by conflicting parties. - This rh…
DRC Census: Guylain Nyembo reviews preparations and challenges
- Guylain Nyembo, the Congolese Minister of State for Planning and Development Aid, provided an update on the preparations for the Democratic Republic of Congo's second General Population and Housing …
Civilian bodies discovered in Mambasa; several residents missing after ADF attacks
- At least five civilians were found dead in Mambasa territory, Ituri province, following attacks attributed to the ADF. - Several residents, including children, are reported missing after abductions …
Ebola virus infiltrates displaced persons camps; UN fears health disaster
- Ebola cases confirmed in camps housing displaced people in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The UN fears a rapid spread due to crowded conditions. - The outbreak has reached a critical and worryi…
DR Congo: Detained Ex-Officials Transferred to Military Court
- Former Congolese officials Aubin Minaku and Emmanuel Shadary have been transferred to military court custody after over 200 days detained. - They were arrested between December 2025 and January 2026…
Ebola Fears Cause Over 40% Drop in Essential Healthcare Use in Ituri: UNICEF
- UNICEF warns of a significant drop in essential healthcare services in Ituri, Congo, due to Ebola fears. - Healthcare use, including child vaccination and facility births, fell by 42% in outbreak ho…
Confederation Cup Draw: DRC's DC Virunga to Face Bazar Brothers, Maniema Union Enters in Second Round
- The Confederation Cup draw has set the preliminary round matchups for the Democratic Republic of Congo's representatives. - DC Virunga will face Bazar Brothers of Seychelles in their debut CAF inter…
2nd General Population and Housing Census: Physical submission of applications for census mapping agents
- The General Population and Housing Census is recruiting agents for cartography tasks. - Following online recruitment, a physical application submission phase is open from July 28 to August 13, 2026.…
Over ten children missing after canoe capsizes on Lulua River in Kasaï-Central
- Over ten children are missing after a dugout canoe capsized on the Lulua River in the Kasaï-Central region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The incident occurred on Wednesday, August 5, while …
Ebola: US Allocates Additional $242 Million to Support DRC Response
- The United States has announced an additional $242 million in funding to support the response to the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - This new financial aid will bolster efforts…
‘Pedals for Peace’: Cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï Reaches Kinshasa, Advocates for Eastern Congo
- Congolese cyclist Miguel Masaïsaï arrived in Kinshasa as part of his "Pedals for Peace" initiative, cycling from Goma to Rabat to promote peace in eastern DRC. - Masaïsaï shared his message of peace…
Uvira paralyzed by city shutdown demanding stronger FARDC and Wazalendo equipment
- Socio-economic activities in Uvira, Democratic Republic of Congo, were largely paralyzed due to a call for a "ville morte" (city shutdown). - Local civil society actors demand the central government…
Returning to Uvira, the governor denounces a 'disinformation campaign' on the security situation
- The governor of South Kivu, Jean-Jacques Purusi, returned to Uvira and denounced a "disinformation campaign" regarding the security situation. - He refuted claims of towns falling and Uvira being en…
Uvira Faces Surge in Violence: Four Dead, Several Injured in Four Days
- Urban violence has surged in Uvira, South Kivu, with four people killed and several injured in four days. - The citizen movement MCLA-RDC reports targeted attacks, armed robberies, and a general det…
Mbuji-Mayi markets overflow with affordable tomatoes, praised for health benefits
- Tomatoes are abundant and affordable in Mbuji-Mayi's markets during the dry season. - Health experts highlight the tomato's nutritional benefits, including vitamins and antioxidants. - The fruit may…
DRC road project Kasomeno-Kasenga-Chalwe advances toward 2027 service
- Construction on the Kasomeno-Kasenga-Chalwe road project in the Haut-Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo is proceeding on schedule. - A recent mission assessed the project's progres…
Government grants debtors 30 days to repay $350 million owed to the state
- The interim Minister of Industry, Justin Kalumba Mwana-Ngongo, has given debtors of the Fund for Industrial Promotion (FPI) 30 days to settle nearly $350 million USD owed to the state. - This initia…
Congolese politician Lambert Mende opposes 'accomplices of aggressor' in national dialogue
- Lambert Mende, a Congolese politician, opposes the inclusion of individuals he deems "accomplices of the aggressor" in any national dialogue in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - He argues that tho…
DRC civil society calls for collective action against Ebola
- Civil society in Kasindi-Lubirigha, eastern DRC, has urged collective mobilization against the persistent threat of Ebola. - A three-day awareness campaign aims to emphasize that fighting Ebola is a…
DRC newspapers cover Genocost commemoration and Ebola response
- Congolese newspapers are focusing on the commemoration of National GENOCOST Day and the ongoing response to the Ebola epidemic in North Kivu. - President Félix Tshisekedi called for preserving memor…
Ituri: Ebola Continues to Ravage Tchomia with Alarming 61% Fatality Rate
- The Ebola epidemic in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo, shows a high fatality rate of 61% in the Tchomia health zone, with 25 deaths out of 41 confirmed cases. - Health officials cite la…
Congolese government launches merit-based recruitment for public officials
- The Congolese government is recruiting nearly 140 public officials based on merit. - The recruitment process, launched July 31, aims to promote meritocracy, transparency, and performance in state-ow…
Congolese athlete Christophe Mputu clinches second world ju-jitsu title
- Congolese athlete Christophe Mputu won his second world ju-jitsu championship title in Abu Dhabi, UAE, in the under-94kg category. - Mputu secured his first world title in 2020, also in Abu Dhabi, a…
Mambasa paralyzed by strike against ADF massacres and road harassment
- Residents of Mambasa territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo observed a "dead cities" strike to protest escalating massacres attributed to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF). - The strike, cal…
Eight killed in attack attributed to Maï-Maï militia on army camp in Mitwaba
- At least eight people died in an attack attributed to Maï-Maï militiamen on a Congolese army camp in Mitwaba, Haut-Katanga province. - The attack, which occurred on Sunday, August 1, resulted in the…
DRC Commemorates Genocide Day with Victim Testimonies, Calls for Justice
- The Democratic Republic of Congo commemorated the National Genocide Day (GENOCOST) with moving testimonies from victims of atrocities in the East. - Over 1.2 million potential victims have been reco…
Hunting and Trapping Suspended in Epulu Okapi Wildlife Reserve
- Hunting and trapping are suspended in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve (RFO) in Epulu, Mambasa territory. - The measure, effective August 1 to November 30, aims to protect wildlife, promote animal reprodu…
SAFRIMEX and REGIDESO reconcile, relaunching road construction collaboration in Kananga
- Construction company SAFRIMEX and water utility REGIDESO in the Democratic Republic of Congo have resolved their dispute. - The conflict arose from damage to water pipes during roadworks, causing wa…
Lualaba: One Dead, Two Injured in Armed Attack on Mining Site
- An armed attack on the "Indépendance" mining site in Mutshatsha, Lualaba province, resulted in one death and two serious injuries. - The deceased was a Republican Guard soldier, and the incident has…
All inmates escape Luebo prison in Congo's Kasaï region
- At least 50 inmates escaped from the Luebo prison in the Kasaï province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The escape, described as well-prepared, reportedly involved security agents and resulte…
Lubumbashi consultations to be presented first to President Tshisekedi
- Raphaël Katebe Katoto concluded consultations in Lubumbashi on August 1, gathering concerns from various community groups. - He stated that the findings would be presented first to President Félix T…
DRC: Homes in Matadi Threatened with Demolition for Road Works, Residents Seek Solutions
- Dozens of homes in Matadi, Democratic Republic of Congo, face demolition due to urban road rehabilitation projects. - Residents are concerned about their fate and potential compensation, as some hou…
MONUSCO launches community project to curb Ebola in Djugu
- MONUSCO launched a community engagement project in Djugu, Ituri, to combat the Ebola epidemic. - The initiative involves former combatants as community health relays to build trust and counter misin…
Kinshasa families visit cemeteries for Day of Parents and Remembrance of the Disappeared
- Families in Kinshasa flocked to cemeteries on August 1 to commemorate the Day of Parents and Remembrance of the Disappeared. - Visitors cleaned, maintained, and adorned graves, with some young peopl…
Goma Celebrates African Women's Day, Highlighting Resilience and Entrepreneurship
- Goma celebrated International African Women's Day, highlighting women's resilience and entrepreneurship. - Activities included panel discussions and an exhibition showcasing local female entrepreneu…
Ituri Nurses' Order marks 10 years amid persistent challenges
- The Ituri Nurses' Order is marking ten years since its official recognition. - The organization faces numerous challenges despite its decade of existence. - The report highlights the difficulties en…
DRC Government Aims to Mobilize $18 Billion Budget in 2027
- The Democratic Republic of Congo's Vice Prime Minister and Budget Minister, Adolphe Muzito, aims to mobilize $18 billion in domestic revenue by 2027 and $40 billion by 2035. - These targets were dis…
Screening campaigns for blood pressure and blood sugar launched in Mbuji-Mayi and Kindu
- Eight free blood pressure and blood sugar testing sites opened in Mbuji-Mayi, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The initiative by the National Order of Nurses aims to screen for these common diseases …
Ituri civil society demands effective removal of illegal roadblocks
- Civil society in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo, is demanding the effective removal of illegal roadblocks. - These roadblocks, often manned by security agents, are reportedly used for extortion…
FECOFA Suspends TP Mazembe Over Unpaid Debt to Rangers
- TP Mazembe has been suspended by the Congolese Football Association (FECOFA) for 30 days. - The suspension is due to unpaid debt of $85,000 to AC Rangers. - Failure to pay could lead to permanent ex…
At Least 40 Youths Trained to Boost Ebola Fight in Ituri
- Around 40 young communicators and influencers in Bunia have committed to strengthening the fight against Ebola in Ituri. - They received training on risk communication and community engagement, focu…
Goma Adopts Ecological Charter for Greener Future
- Seventy local organizations in Goma adopted an ecological charter on July 25 to make the city greener and more attractive. - The initiative, led by Prince Kihangi, aims to raise environmental awaren…
Two Killed in Overnight Armed Attacks in Eastern Congo's Nyiragongo Territory
- At least two people were killed in armed attacks overnight in the Nyiragongo territory, north of Goma, in the North Kivu province. - The attacks targeted a shop owner and a homeowner, with looting a…
Over 60 Workers Demand 22 Months of Unpaid Wages on DRC Development Project
- Over 60 engineers and agents working on the "145 Territories" development project in Maniema province are demanding 22 months of unpaid wages. - They claim their financial situation has severely det…
Bunia-Kasenyi strategic road in disrepair; users demand urgent work resumption
- The strategic road connecting Bunia to Kasenyi in the Democratic Republic of Congo is in severe disrepair, causing significant travel difficulties. - Users report deep potholes, erosion damage, and …
Perenco-REP Rejects Pollution Allegations in Muanda
- Perenco-REP has rejected allegations of pollution in Muanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, made by Human Rights Watch. - The company claims the NGO's report lacks scientific and factual basis, relyi…
Rwanda Rejects Congolese Rebel Disarmament Deal, Citing Delay Tactics; Opposition Challenges Referendum Law
- Rwanda's foreign minister rejected a Congolese-brokered deal for the disarmament of Rwandan rebels, calling it a delaying tactic. - The Congolese government announced the rebels' commitment to disar…
Kasaï-Central Orders Removal of Illegal Roadblocks
- Kasaï-Central's provincial government orders the immediate removal of all illegal roadblocks and fake tax collection posts. - The measure aims to ensure the free movement of people and goods, end ha…
Mangbetu and Kuba Cultural Heritages to be Celebrated in Kinshasa Exhibition
- An exhibition celebrating the cultural heritage of the Mangbetu and Kuba peoples will be held in Kinshasa from August 24-26, 2026. - The event, themed "Architecture of the Body: Mangbetu and Kuba He…
Tshisekedi inaugurates water plant in Kamina, serving 230,000 residents
- President Félix Tshisekedi inaugurated the Lovoy water treatment plant in Kamina, Haut-Lomami province. - The plant will provide potable water to approximately 230,000 residents, ending over 50 year…
DRC Constitutional Court Approves Referendum Law with Reservations
- The Constitutional Court of the DRC has declared a law organizing a referendum admissible and constitutional. - The court's decision is subject to provisions within thirteen of the law's forty-four …
Referendum: C64 Denounces Constitutional Court's 'Judicial Rebellion'
- The C64 coalition denounces a Constitutional Court ruling that declared the referendum law compliant with the DRC's constitution. - C64 labels the court's decision as "null and void" and alleges a p…
Kasaï teachers protest delayed payments after bank transfer
- Teachers in the Kasaï region, transferred from Finca bank to Advance Bank, are protesting delayed salary payments. - They report that their identification process with Advance Bank, which began in J…
Subdivision of MIBA land in Mbuji-Mayi canceled
- The governor of Kasaï-Oriental has canceled a decree that would have subdivided land belonging to the mining company MIBA. - The decision aims to preserve equity, justice, and lasting peace in Mbuji…
Ituri: Lack of drinking water raises Ebola fears
- Civil society actors in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo, warn that a severe lack of potable water is hindering efforts to combat an Ebola outbreak. - Handwashing stations, crucial for preventing…
Demilitarization of Mining Sites: What Are the Implementation Measures?
- Military and police personnel are ordered to withdraw from mining sites to focus on national defense and public security. - While some areas have seen withdrawals, uniformed personnel remain present…
DRC Launches Recruitment for Census Cartographic Operators
- The National Statistics Institute in the Democratic Republic of Congo is recruiting cartographic operators for the second General Census of Population and Housing. - The recruitment is specifically …
CRP militia occupies Lenga village in Ituri without combat
- Militiamen affiliated with the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CRP) have taken control of the village of Lenga in Djugu territory, Ituri province. - The CRP movement is led by Thomas Lubanga …
SOS for Thousands of Displaced People Left to Their Own Devices in Fizi and Mwenga
- Thousands of displaced people in Fizi and Mwenga territories of South Kivu province, Democratic Republic of Congo, are living in the bush without shelter or aid. - Mass displacement is attributed to…
Around 100 Ebola Community Deaths in One Week in Mambasa
- Approximately 100 community deaths from Ebola have been reported in one week in Mambasa territory, Ituri province. - The health situation is described as concerning, with over forty previously opera…
Security deteriorates in Mambasa, Ituri, and North Kivu
- Security in Ituri and North Kivu provinces has significantly deteriorated, with at least 32 civilians killed and others abducted in Mambasa territory in 72 hours. - Attacks attributed to ADF rebels …
DRC bicycle transporters protest "tracasseries" on Kasaï-Central roads
- Bicycle transporters in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Kasaï-Central province are protesting against excessive taxes and checkpoints. - They report paying multiple fees and facing demands for do…
Uganda Declares End to Ebola Epidemic
- Uganda has officially declared the end of the 2026 Ebola Bundibugyo epidemic after 42 days with no new cases. - The outbreak, which began in May, resulted in 20 confirmed cases, with 18 recoveries a…
DRC referendum law declared constitutional by court
- The Constitutional Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo has declared a referendum law constitutional. - The court's favorable ruling allows President Félix Tshisekedi to promulgate the law, end…
DRC President's Call for National Dialogue Meets Conditions from Opposition
- The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo has called for an inclusive national dialogue. - A political party, Congo Positif, supports the initiative but has set conditions for its success. -…
France backs DRC's national dialogue for harmony
- France supports an inclusive national dialogue announced by Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi. - The French Foreign Ministry stated this dialogue will help restore national harmony while respecti…
Moanda: HRW Alerts on Health Risks Linked to Perenco Activities
- Human Rights Watch (HRW) has reported significant health risks associated with Perenco's oil and gas operations in Moanda, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The NGO cited evidence including satellite …
Public Health: What Role Does Environmental Education Play in Combating Unsanitary Conditions in Congo?
- Many Congolese cities suffer from persistent unsanitary conditions despite cleanup efforts. - Experts cite widespread poverty as a barrier to basic hygiene and low environmental education as a contr…
DRC's Lualaba Region Welcomes First Navigational Buoyage Vessel in Over 40 Years
- The maritime transport office for Lualaba-Ubundu-Kindu has acquired a new navigational buoyage vessel, the first in over 40 years. - The vessel will enhance navigational safety and efficiency in the…
Ebola Outbreak: Nia-Nia Private Health Facilities Declare Minimum Service, Sparking Disagreement with Response Coordination
- Private health facilities in Nia-Nia have declared a minimum service due to Ebola resurgence. - The measure includes suspending night consultations and transferring severe cases to the reference hos…
Mbuji-Mayi: Facing extreme climate variations, experts recommend adapting daily habits
- Residents of Mbuji-Mayi in the Democratic Republic of Congo are experiencing extreme climate variations at the end of the season, with fluctuating temperatures and humidity. - Experts advise adaptin…
Kananga: Safe spaces multiply to guide children during holidays
- Safe spaces offering learning, leisure, and citizenship education for children are flourishing in Kananga, Kasaï-Central during school holidays. - These centers, run by various organizations, provid…
DRC's Ebola Crisis Deepens as PM Tours Disaster-Stricken East
- The Democratic Republic of Congo faces a severe Ebola outbreak, particularly in its eastern provinces. - Prime Minister Judith Suminwa's recent tour of affected areas revealed the extent of the disa…
Uganda donates 5 ambulances to Ituri's Aru health zone to fight Ebola
- Uganda has donated five ambulances and medical equipment to the Aru health zone in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The donation aims to strengthen the response to the Ebola virus disease. - T…
Tracep Congo Aviation plane found after crash; one pilot survives
- A cargo plane belonging to Tracep Congo Aviation, missing since Friday, has been found crashed in the Walikale territory. - One of the two crew members survived, while the pilot in command died in t…
Tracep Aviation Plane Reported Missing Over Walikale
- An airplane belonging to Tracep Aviation has been reported missing since Friday, July 24. - The aircraft was flying from Beni to Kasongo, carrying cargo. - Military aircraft have been mobilized to s…
MONUSCO steps up Ebola prevention efforts in Ituri
- The UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO is intensifying its Ebola prevention efforts in the Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - Peacekeepers conducted awareness campaigns in Jipi, educ…
Ituri Governor Orders Dismantling of Illegal Roadblocks
- The military governor of Ituri province has ordered the dismantling of all illegal roadblocks. - This decision aims to stop extortion and rackets on provincial roads, which have impoverished the pop…
Congolese refugees in Burundi face dire conditions, deputy calls for government action
- A provincial deputy is calling on the Congolese government to improve the living conditions of Congolese refugees at the Busuma camp in Burundi. - Refugees report inadequate food assistance, a lack …
DR Congo Football Union Focuses on Player Protection and Well-being
- The Union of Footballers of Congo (UFC) held its general assembly in Kinshasa to discuss player welfare. - The assembly addressed combating child sexual abuse and violence in sports, with plans for …
ADF attacks in eastern Congo kill at least 32 civilians in 72 hours
- At least 32 civilians were killed and several others abducted in a series of attacks attributed to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in Mambasa territory, Ituri province, over 72 hours. - The recen…
DRC's First Hydrocarbons Conference Calls for Stronger Governance and Supply Security
- The first National Hydrocarbons Conference concluded in Lubumbashi, DRC, focusing on the challenges and prospects of the oil sector. - Participants called for strengthened governance and security of…
Mbuji-Mayi Markets Face Cassava Leaf Shortage, Prices Soar
- Prices for cassava leaves have surged in Mbuji-Mayi due to scarcity during the dry season. - Vendors report significantly lower supplies, forcing them to pay more to producers and pass costs to cons…
DRC pushes for increased Congolese ownership in mining firms
- The Democratic Republic of Congo is accelerating efforts to ensure Congolese citizens participate in the capital of mining companies. - A draft decree aims to mandate at least 10% of capital in mini…
DRC: Peace consortium calls for inclusive national dialogue
- The Consortium for Peace and Development (CPD) in the DRC is calling for an inclusive national dialogue to consolidate national cohesion and restore peace. - CPD coordinator Marie Ngombo Zaïna state…