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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Kasaï-Central: Governor Joseph-Moïse Kambulu Reshuffles Provincial Government
- Governor Joseph-Moïse Kambulu of Kasaï-Central has reshuffled his provincial government, appointing ten members including one woman. - Three new individuals have joined the executive, with Fiston Ts…
After Bukavu, Savings and Credit Cooperative Chahi Operational in Kinshasa
- The Chahi savings and credit cooperative has opened a branch in Kinshasa, DR Congo, after 50 years in Bukavu. - The new branch aims to provide financial services like savings and credit, and financi…
UDPS Calls for Tanganyika Governor's Resignation Over Mismanagement
- The UDPS party in Kalemie, Tanganyika province, has officially called for the resignation of Governor Christian Kitungwa, citing mismanagement. - The party accuses the governor of failing to curb in…
Congolese Party Calls for Deportation of Migrants, Files War Crimes Complaint
- The Unité des Valeurs party urges the Congolese government to deport migrants back to their countries of origin. - Party leader Michel Okongo Lomena claims a US-DRC agreement is unfavorable to natio…
Government takes measures to stabilize cocoa prices
- The Congolese government is implementing measures to stabilize cocoa prices amid a decline in the international market, aiming to protect the sector and the national economy. - A plan adopted by the…
National Assembly investigates management of academic fees in DRC universities
- The National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Congo has launched a parliamentary inquiry into the management of academic fees. - The investigation, initiated by Deputy André Mushongo, aims to …
DRC: 'Ensemble pour la République' opposes electoral cycle extension
- The Congolese party 'Ensemble pour la République' firmly opposes any attempt to extend the electoral cycle in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The party, led by Moïse Katumbi, warns against any i…
MONUSCO Condemns Deadly Attacks on Civilians in Ituri, North and South Kivu
- The UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) condemned recent deadly attacks on civilians in Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces. - Dozens of civilians have been…
UNICEF equips N'sele nutritional center in Kinshasa with new facilities
- UNICEF has funded a new nutritional center at the N'sele General Hospital in Kinshasa, DRC. - The center, built in five months, will provide care for malnourished children and strengthen health prom…
Plea for respect of the Red Cross emblem and strengthening of humanitarian support in the DRC
- The Red Cross in the Democratic Republic of Congo is appealing for greater respect for its emblem and increased support for humanitarian actions. - This appeal comes amid multiple crises across the …
Controversy Erupts Over Governor's Interpellation in Maniema Provincial Assembly
- Provincial deputies in Maniema, Democratic Republic of Congo, are divided over the interpellation of Governor Moïse Kabwankubi. - The interpellation, initiated by Deputy Amisi Abdallah, seeks explan…
DRC Reports Significant Progress in Child Protection Mechanisms
- The Democratic Republic of Congo has made significant strides in implementing child protection mechanisms, according to Gilbert Lusamba. - Key advancements include harmonizing national laws with int…
LINAFOOT/Play-offs: AS Vita Club Defeats FC Lupopo, Earns First Three Points
- AS Vita Club secured a narrow 1-0 victory over FC Saint-Éloi Lupopo in the LINAFOOT Play-offs. - The decisive goal was scored by Platini Mpiana Mozizi in the 23rd minute. - This win earns AS Vita Cl…
DRC constitutional reform: Felix Tshisekedi does not rule out a third term
- Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi stated that elections scheduled for 2028 cannot be held if the war in the East of the country is not resolved. - He cited security concerns in North and South Ki…
DRC mining safety concerns rise after armed attack
- An armed attack occurred on May 2 in the Luisha mining area of Haut-Katanga, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The attack targeted a prospecting convoy, resulting in two deaths (a geologist and his dr…
ADF Rebels Kill at Least 26 in New Massacre in Oicha
- At least 26 people, including farmers, were killed in an attack attributed to ADF rebels in the Babila-Bakaiko agricultural areas near Oicha, North Kivu. - Local civil society urged authorities to i…
Félix Tshisekedi: "American Sanctions Against Kabila Are Justified"
- Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi stated that U.S. sanctions against former leader Joseph Kabila are justified, linking them to the security situation in eastern DRC. - Tshisekedi defended recent…
Lubero-Centre paralyzed by 'city-dead' strike amid rising insecurity
- Socio-economic activities in Lubero-Centre, North Kivu, were paralyzed on Wednesday, May 6, due to a local strike called by civil society. - The protest aimed to denounce the persistent insecurity i…
Press Freedom in DRC Marked by Precarity and Intimidation
- Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo celebrated World Press Freedom Day amidst significant challenges to their work. - Media professionals face precariousness and poverty, which undermine…
Lukuga Mayor in Kalemie Faces No-Confidence Vote Over Mismanagement Allegations
- The mayor of Lukuga commune in Kalemie, Zedi Ntambwa, faces a no-confidence motion. - Accusations include administrative and financial mismanagement, lack of transparency, and failure to deliver loc…
Socio-economic Activities Paralyzed After Double Murder in Lubero
- Socio-economic activities in Kimbulu and Lubero-Centre, North Kivu, have been paralyzed since Sunday, May 3rd, following the murder of a motorcycle taxi driver and his client. - The victims were all…
PPRD Denounces Headquarters Fire, Accuses Government of "Dictatorial Drifts"
- The PPRD party in the Democratic Republic of Congo condemned the arson attack on its headquarters during a march organized by the ruling UDPS party. - The PPRD accused the ruling party and its allie…
Displaced Students in DRC Take Exams Amidst Trauma from Conflict
- Displaced final-year students from Djugu territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo are taking their state exams in Bunia, traumatized by armed conflict. - The ongoing insecurity and prolonged di…
DRC Launches Strategic Roundtable on Territorial Development Challenges
- A roundtable on territorial development challenges in the Democratic Republic of Congo opened in Kinshasa, gathering public officials and experts. - The two-day meeting aims to establish a framework…
Insecurity prevents thousands of students from taking preliminary state exams in Ituri
- Persistent insecurity in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo, has prevented approximately 40% of secondary school finalists from taking preliminary state exam tests. - Armed violence has di…
State Exams 2026: Finalists begin preliminary tests this Monday
- Congolese secondary school students begin preliminary state exams on Monday, May 4, 2026. - The exams include dissertation, technical subjects, oral French, and professional practices, preceding the…
DRC Journalists Face Precarity and Poverty, Hindering Press Freedom: UNPC
- Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo face significant precarity and poverty, hindering their ability to exercise press freedom, according to the UNPC. - The ongoing war, particularly in t…
Olive Kiloha re-elected head of the National Women's Football League
- Olive Kiloha was re-elected president of the National Women's Football League in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - She secured 12 out of 23 votes, defeating rivals Arlette Butela and Charmante. - …
Two Killed in Attack on Convoy Along Goma-Butembo Road
- Two people were killed and one seriously injured in an ambush on a convoy of vehicles on the Goma-Butembo road. - The attack occurred near the Virunga National Park, in the Rutshuru territory. - Thi…
Gasoline Price Plummets in Beni After Youth-Led Advocacy
- The price of a liter of gasoline in Beni, North Kivu, has dropped from 22,000 to 5,500 Congolese francs (approximately $2.5 USD). - This price reduction follows advocacy and pressure from local yout…
Road Traffic Resumes on RN4 After ADF Rebel Incursion in Ituri
- Road traffic has resumed on the RN4 highway between Komanda and Luna in the Ituri province. - The resumption follows disruptions caused by an ADF rebel attack in Ndimo-Koto village, where over a doz…
Oïcha Faces Crime Wave: 12 Robberies Reported in One Week
- At least 12 robberies, some armed, were reported in Oïcha, Beni territory (North-Kivu) within a week. - The incidents, which targeted homes and businesses, resulted in financial losses estimated at …
Police reactivate ban on motorcyclists in downtown Lubumbashi
- The Congolese National Police (PNC) in Lubumbashi has reinstated a ban on motorcycles and tricycles in the city center. - The restriction prohibits their circulation between 9:30 PM and 5:00 AM and …
Fuel Prices Skyrocket in Beni, Threatening Local Economy
- The price of fuel in Beni, Democratic Republic of Congo, has surged from 3,000 to 21,000 Congolese francs per liter in one week. - Drivers are forced to buy from informal vendors due to a lack of re…
PDL-145 T: At Least 97% of Work Completed in Three Years in Lukula
- Approximately 97% of work under the Local Development Program for 145 Territories (PDL-145 T) is complete in Lukula, Kongo Central province, after three years. - Construction of schools, health cent…
FECOFA Election: 3 candidacies provisionally approved out of 9 received
- The Electoral Commission of the Congolese Football Association (FECOFA) has provisionally accepted three out of nine submitted candidacies for its leadership election. - Six candidacies were rejecte…
Three suspects arrested after Kinshasa church burglary, priest injured
- Three suspected robbers were arrested by Congolese police following a burglary at the Saint-Théophile Catholic parish in Kinshasa. - A priest was seriously injured during the armed attack, and an es…
DRC Defense Minister Tours Southern Africa to Boost Military Cooperation Amid Eastern Crisis
- Democratic Republic of Congo's Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Guy Kabombo is touring Southern Africa to bolster military cooperation. - The tour includes visits to Botswana, Namibia, and…
Congolese Youth Organize, Advocate for Peace and Post-Conflict Recovery
- Young Congolese people are organizing to advocate for peace and post-conflict recovery in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - A joint advocacy document, developed after a diplomatic summit, has been…
Bunia Displaced Persons Urge Authorities to Evacuate Waste from Living Sites
- Displaced persons in Bunia, Ituri province, are calling for urgent evacuation of waste from their living sites. - Accumulating garbage is creating foul odors and posing significant health risks to t…
DRC: FNPSS Validates Five Internal Audit Tools in Kinshasa
- Five internal audit tools were validated for the National Fund for Social Promotion and Services (FNPSS) in Kinshasa. - The validation occurred on April 28th following a workshop aimed at strengthen…
Congolese Leader Explores Christian Church in Digital, AI Era
- Reverend Dr. Daniel Kawata has published a new book titled "The Christian Church in the Age of Digital and Artificial Intelligence." - Dr. Kawata is a respected Christian leader, academic, and exper…
Higher Education in DRC: Minister Questioned in Senate Over University Quality
- The quality of higher education in the Democratic Republic of Congo is under scrutiny, with senators questioning the minister. - Senators highlighted alarming issues such as dilapidated infrastructu…
DRC: Over 80 soldiers on trial for revolt and refusing to fight in Walikale
- Over 80 soldiers from the Democratic Republic of Congo's army (FARDC) are on trial for revolt and refusing to fight. - The trial opened in Kisangani, Tshopo province, for incidents in Walikale where…
Quality of education in the DRC
- The Democratic Republic of Congo is celebrating its National Education Day on April 30th under the theme "sustainable financing and transformation of the sector." - The government launched an initia…
Classes Halted in Kabambare as Teachers Relocate to Kasongo for Identification
- School activities in Kabambare territory have been paralyzed for five days as teachers have left to attend an identification and registration operation in Kasongo. - The mass displacement of educato…
Cardinal Ambongo Denounces "Dehumanizing" Conditions of Displaced People in Ituri
- Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo of Kinshasa has condemned the "dehumanizing" conditions faced by displaced people in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo. - He called upon the government, national…
Kinshasa's Public Transport Tariffs Descend into Chaos, Burdening Residents
- Residents of Kinshasa are experiencing significant hardship due to unpredictable and rapidly fluctuating public transport fares. - Prices can double or triple within hours, influenced by factors lik…
Bunia Residents Demand Compensation Amidst Airport Expansion
- Over 250 households in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo, are demanding compensation for land affected by the expansion of the local airport. - Residents are protesting the lack of compensation, w…
Anti-Erosion Works in Kananga Offer Hope to Residents
- Anti-erosion work funded by the World Bank through the PURUK project is showing significant progress in Kananga, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The project aims to stabilize the city, which is thre…
Displaced and Returned Households in Kanya Cultivate Vegetables for Self-Sufficiency
- Approximately 300 displaced and returned households in Kanya, North Kivu, have started vegetable farming. - This initiative aims to reduce their dependence on food aid and combat hunger. - The proje…
DRC Opens General Estates of Posts and Telecommunications in Kinshasa
- Kinshasa is hosting the General Estates of Posts and Telecommunications from April 27-29, focusing on economic growth and development. - The forum aims to create a national strategic roadmap for con…
UNICEF's mobilization praised in polio vaccination campaign
- Ibrahima Koné, coordinator of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), expressed satisfaction with the polio vaccination campaign in Haut-Katanga. - He commended the involvement of donors, pa…
DRC to host 2027 African Wrestling Championships in Kinshasa
- The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been selected to host the 2027 African Wrestling Championships. - The decision was made during the General Assembly of United World Wrestling Africa (UWW-A…
Masisi: 59 Schools Rehabilitated and Equipped Through "Education Cannot Wait" Project
- Fifty-nine schools in the Masisi territory have been rehabilitated and equipped through the
Bunia's 'Salongo' Community Work Mobilizes Fewer Youth
- Community sanitation work, known as 'Salongo,' is seeing declining participation among Bunia's youth. - Young people cite a lack of state support and insufficient equipment as reasons for their dise…
Tanganyika: GLC Cement Workers Strike Over Salary Disparities
- Great Lac Cement (GLC) agents in Kabimba, Tanganyika, have been on strike since Wednesday, demanding salary increases. - The strike was reportedly triggered by rumors of higher salaries for expatria…
Over 100 Midwives Register with Order in Beni
- Over 100 midwives in North Kivu are participating in an official registration process in Beni. - The initiative by the National Order of Midwives aims to identify, support, and assess the skills of …
James Swan visits a transit camp for demobilized FDLR fighters in Mubambiro
- UN Special Representative James Swan visited a transit camp for demobilized FDLR fighters in Mubambiro, North Kivu. - Swan reaffirmed MONUSCO's commitment to reducing threats from armed groups and p…
Measles, Rubella, and Polio Vaccination Campaign Nears End in Kongo-Central Amidst Parental Concerns
- A vaccination campaign against measles, rubella, and polio is concluding in the Kongo-Central province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - Over 2.3 million children aged 6 months to 14 years are …
Kongolo Residents Protest CAPSA Seed Center Relocation to Moba
- Residents of Kongolo are protesting the relocation of the CAPSA seed center to Moba. - Protesters cite the center's historical importance and Kongolo's agricultural significance. - The relocation is…
Ambassador Alyson King hails strengthening of Kinshasa-London relations
- British Ambassador Alyson King concluded her mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, expressing satisfaction with bilateral cooperation. - During a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Guy Kabomb…
LINAFOOT Ligue 1: Playoffs Kick Off April 30
- The playoffs for the 30th National Football League (LINAFOOT) in the Democratic Republic of Congo are set to begin on April 30, 2026. - The opening matches will feature TP Mazembe playing AS Vita Cl…
Displaced Persons with Disabilities in Eastern DRC Appeal for Urgent Humanitarian Aid
- Displaced persons with disabilities in North and South Kivu, affected by the M23 conflict, are urgently appealing for humanitarian aid. - A delegation from the organization VHAD is in Kinshasa to ad…
Cessation of Offensive Drone Use, One Condition for Effective Ceasefire in Kivu (James Swan)
- The UN Special Representative for the DRC, James Swan, emphasized the need to cease the use of offensive drones as a condition for an effective ceasefire in North and South Kivu. - Swan outlined sev…
Difficult Circulation on Sainte-Thérèse–Dokolo Stretch in Kinshasa Due to Road Degradation
- Residents in Kinshasa's N'Djili commune face severe difficulties due to the degraded state of the Sainte-Thérèse to Dokolo road. - The approximately two-kilometer stretch is riddled with potholes, m…
Bunia Residents Demand Designated Zones to Combat Pervasive Noise Pollution
- Residents of Bunia, Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo, are suffering from constant noise pollution caused by churches, bars, nightclubs, and football viewing centers. - The excessive nois…
African Music Day: Ten Years On, Papa Wemba's Legacy Endures
- Africa celebrates African Music Day on April 24th, established to honor the late Congolese musician Papa Wemba. - The day promotes the continent's cultural richness and immortalizes Papa Wemba's leg…
National Assembly Schedules No-Confidence Vote Against Deputy Prime Minister Jacquemain Shabani
- The National Assembly is scheduled to debate a motion of no confidence against Deputy Prime Minister Jacquemain Shabani on April 27. - Shabani faces accusations of incompetence in public security ma…
DRC Publishes Official Fees for 2026 State and TENASOSP Exams
- The Ministry of National Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo has published the official fees for the 2026 national certification exams (EXETAT and TENASOSP). - The fees vary by province, w…
Kasaï-Central Health Minister Ousted After No-Confidence Vote
- The Minister of Health for Kasaï-Central, Rose Kamueka, has been removed from her position following a no-confidence vote by provincial deputies. - The motion was initiated by provincial deputy Jose…
Unknown Virus Devastates Banana Plantations in Congo's Masisi Territory
- An unknown virus or bacterium is devastating banana plantations in the Masisi territory of North Kivu, Congo. - Over 60% of banana crops in Kivuta have been destroyed, leading to a significant incre…
What are the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in the DRC?
- In the Democratic Republic of Congo, landlord-tenant relations are legally defined but often fraught with practical difficulties. - Tenants report issues with restrictions on schedules, visits, and …
29 Inmates Die in Beni and Butembo Prisons in Three Months, Rights Group Reports
- A report by the local human rights organization REDHO indicates that 29 inmates died in the Beni and Butembo prisons in the first quarter of 2026. - The report attributes the deaths to overcrowding,…
DRC army intensifies hunt for Thomas Lubanga's CRP militia in Djugu
- The Congolese army (FARDC) has intensified military operations against the CRP militia led by Thomas Lubanga in the Djugu territory of Ituri province. - Recent clashes have resulted in at least eigh…
Kwilu Province Launches Major Vaccination Drive Against Measles, Rubella, and Polio
- A vaccination campaign targeting measles, rubella, and polio has been launched in the Kwilu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. - Over 3.2 million children aged 6 months to 14 years are sl…
DRC: UN Envoy Swan visits Ituri to bolster community dialogue
- UN Special Representative James Swan visited Bunia, Ituri province, to strengthen dialogue between MONUSCO and local communities. - The visit aims to enhance mutual understanding and the effectivene…
FECOFA Election Sees Nine Candidate Lists Received
- The election for the presidency of the Congolese Football Association (FECOFA) has officially begun with nine provisional candidate lists received. - The electoral commission is now reviewing these …
DRC Constitution Debate Intensifies: Ruling Party Pushes Reform, Opposition Demands Dialogue
- Congolese newspapers are debating the political implications of revising the 2006 Constitution, with the ruling party pushing for reform and the opposition demanding dialogue. - The ruling Union Sac…
DRC Begins Temporary Reception of US-Arriving Migrants, Assures Costs Covered
- The Democratic Republic of Congo has begun receiving third-country nationals arriving from the United States, marking the operational phase of a temporary reception framework. - The government has s…
Bunia Airport Modernization Revives Commercial Flights with Airbus Landings
- The Murongo Airport in Bunia, Ituri province, has been modernized, allowing commercial flights, including Airbus planes, to land. - The runway was extended from 1,800 to 2,500 meters, significantly …
UN Mission Chief Concludes Beni Visit Amid Calls for Civilian Protection
- The new head of the UN mission in the DRC, James Swan, concluded his first field mission in Beni. - Local civil society, youth, and women's associations raised concerns about civilian protection ami…
Crisis in Équateur Provincial Assembly: President Delssy Mata Summoned to Kinshasa
- The President of the Provincial Assembly of Ecuador, Delssy Mata, has been summoned to Kinshasa following a contentious plenary session. - The dispute centered on the legal proceedings against the p…
FENAJEC hails Pope's message for peace, justice, and human dignity
- The National Federation of Jesuit Alumni Associations in the DRC (FENAJEC) praised Pope Leo XIV's message on peace, justice, and human dignity. - FENAJEC views the Pope's call for dialogue and recon…
Analysis of conclusions from the 9th round of negotiations between the Congolese government and the AFC/M23 in Switzerland
- The ninth round of negotiations between the Congolese government and the M23/AFC coalition concluded in Montreux, Switzerland, with international mediation. - Both sides agreed on releasing detainee…
Medical Biologists Advocate for Provincial Reference Laboratory in Maniema
- Medical biologists and technicians in the Maniema province of the Democratic Republic of Congo are calling for a provincial reference laboratory. - They highlight that the absence of such a facility…
Kalemie Floods Displace 90% of Residents in Affected Neighborhoods
- Approximately 90% of residents in the Kamko and Dav neighborhoods of Kalemie have evacuated their homes due to recurrent flooding. - The floods are caused by rising waters from Lake Tanganyika and t…
DRC Prime Minister: Migrant Reception from U.S. is a Service to America
- Congolese Prime Minister Judith Suminwa stated that the reception of migrants from the United States is a service rendered by the Democratic Republic of Congo to the U.S. - Suminwa clarified that th…
Return of Peace in Komanda Boosts Local Economy
- A lasting calm has settled in several parts of Ituri, allowing residents to return to their villages and resume economic activities. - Joint patrols by FARDC and MONUSCO peacekeepers, along with mil…
Eurobond: DRC Strengthens Monitoring Framework with UNDP Support
- The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is strengthening its monitoring and reporting mechanisms for its Eurobond with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). - This initiative …
Lubumbashi: Lukuni Street Children's Shelter in Disrepair
- The Lukuni children's shelter near Lubumbashi is in a state of severe disrepair and abandonment. - Provincial authorities visited the facility, which suffers from dilapidated infrastructure, includi…
Ring Road Project: DG Freddy Shembo Notes Significant Progress
- Freddy Shembo, Director General of the Agency for Steering, Coordination and Follow-up of Collaboration Agreements (APCSC), noted significant progress in Kinshasa's ring road construction. - Shembo …
Suspension of 'Outboard Motor Control' Tax Imposed on Fishermen in Moba
- The administrator of Moba territory in Tanganyika province has suspended an illegal tax imposed on fishermen for outboard motors. - The tax, set at 50,000 Congolese francs, was collected by intellig…
Street vending, a difficult profession, testifies a seller in Bunia
- A street vendor in Bunia, Ituri province, described the challenges of his profession, working long hours from noon to 8 p.m. - Many unemployed individuals, including youth from North and South Kivu,…
Nearly 400,000 Doses of Antimalarials Expire in Lodja Warehouse Amidst Distribution Woes
- Approximately 400,000 doses of antimalarial drugs expired in a regional distribution center in Lodja, Democratic Republic of Congo. - The medications, received in November 2024, were never distribut…
The 'Shegués' Rule the Streets of Lubumbashi
- Young people, known as "Shegués," are increasingly causing disruption in Lubumbashi, setting up roadblocks on avenues to extort money from motorists. - A viral video shows these youths barricading a…
Police Inspect Detention Centers in Kinshasa, Release Detained Irregularly
- Police inspectors in Kinshasa conducted a surprise inspection of detention facilities to ensure the rights and proper procedures for detainees. - The operation, ordered by the Inspector General of t…
DRC Organization Urges Government to Improve Access to Education, Health, and Culture
- The Organization for Sustainable Development (OPDD) urges the Congolese government to improve access to education, health, and culture. - This call was made during a workshop in Kinshasa, organized …
Fuel: Importers reassure on DRC stock availability
- Importers of petroleum products in the Democratic Republic of Congo have assured the public that fuel stocks are sufficient. - They stated the country faces no risk of stockouts, despite tensions re…
UN Security Council: Washington Accuses Kigali of Worsening DRC Crisis
- The UN Security Council discussed the security situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - The U.S. accused Rwanda of exacerbating the conflict in eastern DRC, calling for an immediate wi…