M23 declares ceasefire in DRC as regional leaders try to forge peace
The rebel group M23 declared a ceasefire in areas under its control in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, citing humanitarian reasons. The streets of Goma were busy as aid groups rushed Tuesday to help the thousands of people wounded and displaced during the past week’s fighting between M23 and pro-Congolese government forces.
General Derrick Mgwebu said that the only way through the crisis unfolding in the mineral-rich DRC was not through megaphone ...
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has told CNN he doesn’t know if his country’s troops are in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between the M23 armed group and Congolese ...
The conflict between Rwanda-backed forces and the Democratic Republic of Congo is often presented as a struggle to control ...
President of the Democratic Republic of Congo said on Thursday that his troopers are fighting an insurgence by the ...
allAfrica.com on MSN5h
In DRC, a durable solution means addressing justiceThe South African National Defence Force confirmed on 27 January that three more soldiers had been killed in fighting near ...
Between 700,000 and 1 million people are living in refugee camps around the capital of North Kivu. Their critical situation ...
Violent clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo have escalated as the M23 rebel group takes control of Goma, resulting in ...
On Wednesday, an influential group of youth and faith leaders gathered at St George's Cathedral in Cape Town to call for an end to the war. They’ve launched the #GomaCallForPeace campaign. Archbishop ...
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Tense calm, fears for the future in DRC’s Goma a week after M23 takeoverTens of thousands of IDPs are leaving and routine is tentatively returning, as residents hope for peace despite crisis.
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