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Jonny Hogg

Tension in DRC intensifies after shelling in Rwanda
Africa
/ 20 November 2012

Tension in DRC intensifies after shelling in Rwanda

Rwanda has accused UN-backed DRC forces of shelling its territory, but said it won’t respond militarily to what it called Kinshasa’s "provocation".

By Jonny Hogg
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Article
/ 30 April 2012

Congo ex-rebels threaten AngloGold mining project

AngloGold Ashanti says its Mongbwalu gold mine in the DRC faces the obstacle of ex-fighters already mining the area who do not want to leave.

By Jonny Hogg
Rights group claims 24 killed in DRC election violence
Article
/ 22 December 2011

Rights group claims 24 killed in DRC election violence

Human Rights Watch says DRC security forces have killed 24 people since President Joseph Kabila won a disputed presidential election.

By Jonny Hogg
Kabila sweeps aside DRC poll credibility complaints
Article
/ 12 December 2011

Kabila sweeps aside DRC poll credibility complaints

Joseph Kabila has conceded "mistakes" have been made in recent elections but rejects criticism by monitors that the results lacked credibility.

By Jonny Hogg
Clashes erupt in DRC ahead of vote results
Article
/ 5 December 2011

Clashes erupt in DRC ahead of vote results

Clashes erupted between protesters and security forces in parts of Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of the country’s full election results.

By David Lewis and Jonny Hogg
Fear of factions ahead of DRC poll results
Article
/ 4 December 2011

Fear of factions ahead of DRC poll results

Politicians in the DRC have been urged to show restraint as opposition parties reject partial results that show President Joseph Kabila in the lead.

By David Lewis and Jonny Hogg
AU rejects calls for ‘sterling’ DRC polls to be anulled
Africa
/ 30 November 2011

AU rejects calls for ‘sterling’ DRC polls to be anulled

African Union observers have urged candidates in DRC’s elections to accept the outcome of this week’s polls, insisting they were well managed.

By Jonny Hogg
DRC polling stations fall victim to violent attacks
Africa
/ 28 November 2011

DRC polling stations fall victim to violent attacks

Violence erupted at four polling stations in the DRC as the country held its second elections since a war that killed more than five million people.

By David Lewis and Jonny Hogg
UN calls for calm on eve of DRC vote
Africa
/ 27 November 2011

UN calls for calm on eve of DRC vote

Organisations appealed for calm on the eve of DRC’s presidential election, after a run-up that has already been tainted by deadly street clashes.

By David Lewis and Jonny Hogg
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Article
/ 4 April 2011

UN workers killed in DRC plane crash

At least 20 UN workers were killed when their plane crashed on Monday while trying to land in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s capital Kinshasa.

By Jonny Hogg

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