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Congolese nationals claim intimidation during raids
Article
/ 21 January 2012

Congolese nationals claim intimidation during raids

Congolese nationals living in South Africa are furious at what they call politically-linked intimidation and violence by police during raids.

By Niren Tolsi
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Article
/ 16 January 2012

Observers condemn irregularities in DRC vote count

Electoral observers have slated the DRC’s election process and questioned the legitimacy of the results, saying it was marred by irregularities.

By Staff Reporter
Zuma companies begin hunt for oil in DRC
Article
/ 15 January 2012

Zuma companies begin hunt for oil in DRC

Two of Khulubuse Zuma’s companies have begun their exploration of the Democratic Republic of Congo in search of oil.

By Staff Reporter
DRC legislative vote results delayed
Article
/ 12 January 2012

DRC legislative vote results delayed

The DRC’s electoral commission has announced that the results of the November parliamentary polls expected on Friday would be delayed further.

By Staff Reporter
VSV calls for new round of monitored elections in DRC
Article
/ 8 January 2012

VSV calls for new round of monitored elections in DRC

A rights group in the Democratic Republic of Congo has called for new elections following November’s controversial legislative and presidential polls.

By Staff Reporter
Foreign experts consider review of DRC elections
Article
/ 5 January 2012

Foreign experts consider review of DRC elections

Foreign experts have arrived in the DRC to look at a possible review of the November elections, which have been denounced as flawed by observers.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 January 2012

Rwandan Hutu rebels kill 26 in DRC

At least 26 people have been killed and 13 wounded so far this year in two attacks by Rwandan Hutu rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 January 2012

DRC boosts prison security after fatal escape bid

Congolese authorities have beefed up security at Bukavu central prison following an attempted jail break that left eight people dead and 44 wounded.

By Staff Reporter
High times, it’s never been safer to fly
Article
/ 2 January 2012

High times, it’s never been safer to fly

Boarding an airplane has never been safer in the US but there are still some countries where flying is risky, including Russia, the DRC and Somalia.

By Staff Reporter
Journalists targeted in DRC elections
Article
/ 29 December 2011

Journalists targeted in DRC elections

An NGO that defends journalists’ rights in the DRC has denounced an ‘escalation of repression’ in the media around elections last month.

By Staff Reporter
New election crisis threatens to overwhelm DRC
Africa
/ 29 December 2011

New election crisis threatens to overwhelm DRC

The dispute over the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s presidential election has fizzled out, but a crisis over legislative polls is far from over.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 December 2011

DRC vote count halted until UK, US experts arrive

The electoral commission in the DRC has halted the vote count for parliamentary elections until experts arrive from the US and United Kingdom.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 December 2011

Africa’s middle class are enjoying a steady boom

A new financial assertiveness and cultural self-confidence is growing in Africa, fuelled no less by a technology boom.

By Staff Reporter
DRC military cut short opposition’s ‘swearing-in’
Article
/ 23 December 2011

DRC military cut short opposition’s ‘swearing-in’

Democratic Republic of Congo police have fired teargas at supporters of opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi and banned his "swearing-in" ceremony.

By Staff Reporter
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
Mugabe backs DRC’s Kabila victory
Africa
/ 21 December 2011

Mugabe backs DRC’s Kabila victory

President Robert Mugabe says Joseph Kabila, sworn in as president of the DRC, won a "democratic election" despite his rival disputing the results.

By Staff Reporter
Kabila sworn in as president despite DRC split
Africa
/ 20 December 2011

Kabila sworn in as president despite DRC split

Joseph Kabila has been sworn in on Tuesday for another term as president of DR Congo, a job also claimed by his main rival following disputed polls.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
Fears of violence as DRC presidential victory upheld
Article
/ 17 December 2011

Fears of violence as DRC presidential victory upheld

The DRC’s supreme court has upheld President Joseph Kabila’s victory following a contested election, raising fears of more violence.

By Staff Reporter
Hearings begin in DRC voting results annulment
Article
/ 15 December 2011

Hearings begin in DRC voting results annulment

The Supreme Court of the DRC has begun hearing a suit for the annulment of the presidential election lodged by an opponent of President Joseph Kabila.

By Staff Reporter
Opposition calls on supporters to take to DRC’s streets
Article
/ 14 December 2011

Opposition calls on supporters to take to DRC’s streets

DRC opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi’s party has called for mass protests to "protect" the victory he claims to have won in presidential polls.

By Staff Reporter
EU slams ‘deplorable’ DRC election results
Africa
/ 14 December 2011

EU slams ‘deplorable’ DRC election results

The European Union has slammed the results of the DRC’s "deplorable" elections, which handed President Joseph Kabila another five-year term in office.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
Zuma pleads for DRC peace during polling results
Article
/ 13 December 2011

Zuma pleads for DRC peace during polling results

President Jacob Zuma has called on political leaders in the DRC to keep peace in their country as election results name Joseph Kabila president.

By Staff Reporter
DRC vote flawed but not wrong, insists Kabila
Africa
/ 13 December 2011

DRC vote flawed but not wrong, insists Kabila

The DRC’s president elect Joseph Kabila has admitted that there may have been errors in the voting process, but refuted claims it lacked credibility.

By Staff Reporter
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 intensify in DRC as observers slam elections
Article
/ 11 December 2011

Clashes intensify in DRC as observers slam elections

Violence has continued in the DRC as protesters intensify their attacks after the Carter Centre called Joseph Kabila’s election win flawed.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
DRC runner-up Tshisekedi declares himself president
Africa
/ 9 December 2011

DRC runner-up Tshisekedi declares himself president

Etienne Tshisekedi has rejected the DRC’s election results which made Joseph Kabila president, instead declaring himself leader of the country.

By Staff Reporter
Kabila wins DRC polls amid threats of violence
Africa
/ 9 December 2011

Kabila wins DRC polls amid threats of violence

The DRC’s election commission has announced much-delayed poll results, naming incumbent Joseph Kabila the winner of another five-year term.

By Staff Reporter
DRC again postpones vote result amid tensions
Article
/ 9 December 2011

DRC again postpones vote result amid tensions

DRC officials have postponed declaring the winner of the November 28 presidential vote, drawing out fears the result could unleash new conflict.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
DRC expats rally against Kabila
Article
/ 9 December 2011

DRC expats rally against Kabila

The delayed poll results have rallied the Congolese against their leader and South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
DRC’s Kabila on the brink of new presidential term
Article
/ 8 December 2011

DRC’s Kabila on the brink of new presidential term

Officials are due to announce the winner of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s elections, which will probably see Joseph Kabila sworn in again.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
DRC troops on standby as Kabila leads partial results
Africa
/ 7 December 2011

DRC troops on standby as Kabila leads partial results

Troops in the DRC have been on standby as tensions rise amid voters waiting for election results, which have been postponed for 48 hours.

By Staff Reporter
Violence erupts in DRC as tensions escalate
Africa
/ 6 December 2011

Violence erupts in DRC as tensions escalate

Ahead of the announcement of the election winner in the DRC, tensions reached boiling point and police had to fire teargas at opposition supporters.

By Staff Reporter
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