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Samir Tounsi

DRC in mourning as funeral parties banned

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Numerous countries around the world have adopted similar measures to try to counter Covid-19

DRC presidential runner-up asks court to cancel result

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Martin Fayulu has appealed to the Constitutional Court to annul the provisional result which awarded victory to his opposition rival Felix Tshisekedi

A Tshisekedi finally at DRC’s helm

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But there are fears that Felix has been co-opted by Joseph Kabila, who controls the electoral commission

DRC’s Tshisekedi: Son, heir and president-elect

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Since his father founded the UDPS in 1982, the party has served as an opposition mainstay in the DRC

Hopes rise that DRC’s elections are in home stretch

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The country is in flux over a thrice-delayed presidential vote

DRC: State says it cut internet to avoid ‘uprising’ after vote

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The DRC has never had a peaceful transition of power since independence from Belgium in 1960, and bloodshed marred elections in 2006 and 2011

Volatile DRC braces for troubled election

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The vote crowns two years of turmoil, sharpening worries that the fragile giant of central Africa may once more spiral into violence

DRC to vote in end-of-an-era poll

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Twenty-one candidates are running to replace Kabila, whose hand-picked successor Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary is one of the front-runners

Campaigning for critical election opens in crisis-wracked DRC

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At stake in the vote is political stewardship of a mineral-rich country that has never known a peaceful transition of power since independence

Ebola fear empties DRC village schools

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Teaching staff and aid workers fear that children who walk around freely in the village pose a risk far worse than they would pose in a classroom

DRC’s Kabila backs ex-interior minister for vote: spokesperson

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The announcement came just hours before the deadline for lodging applications for the December 23 election

DRC’s carbon bomb is ticking

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Scientists and green campaigners say the peatlands hold gigatonnes of carbon — a stockpile that poses a threat to hopes of limiting global warming.
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