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Africa
/ 19 May 2010

Zambia’s last DRC refugees fear return home

Ten years after fleeing war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Muzungu Makoi says he is still haunted by the massacres and refuses to leave Zambia.

By Obert Simwanza
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Africa
/ 11 May 2010

UN peacekeepers at crossroads in DRC

More than a decade and billions of dollars after UN peacekeepers deployed to the DRC during a civil war, President Joseph Kabila wants them out.

By Michelle Faul
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Africa
/ 15 April 2010

Civilian rape rockets in DRC

The number of rapes carried out by civilians in eastern DRC has increased 17-fold in the last few years, according to a study released on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 14 April 2010

UN mission’s withdrawal from DRC in 2011 ‘premature’

A withdrawal of the UN mission in the DRC in 2011, as sought by Kinshasa, would be "premature," France’s UN ambassador said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 13 April 2010

UN blasts Zambia over refugee expulsion

The UN said on Tuesday that it has protested Zambia’s move to deport dozens of DRC refugees after they took part in a demonstration.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 7 April 2010

Deserting Rwanda rebels tire of DRC forest hideouts

Former Hutu rebel Epiphany Mukamana did a little jig when she told of her pleasure at being able to escape her one-time base in a dense DRC forest.

By Emmanuel Peuchot
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Africa
/ 31 March 2010

DRC rejects report of LRA massacre

The DRC on Tuesday dismissed Human Rights Watch charges that Ugandan rebels had killed about 300 people in December.

By David Youant
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Africa
/ 29 March 2010

Uganda rebels deny mass killings in north-east DRC

Uganda’s Lord’s Resistance Army said on Monday a report that its members killed hundreds of villagers in the DRC late last year was fabricated.

By Frank Nyakairu
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Africa
/ 28 March 2010

‘Stench of death’ confirms resurgence of LRA

Fighters from Uganda’s Lord’s Resistance Army have hacked or beaten to death at least 321 Congolese villagers.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 21 March 2010

Years of conflict etched on a Congo village chief’s face

He has lost his family and only the UN guards at his camp now keep him safe. But when they go, what will happen?

By Peter Beaumont
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Article
/ 19 March 2010

Bush radio spreads the green message in DRC

Biso na Biso 88FM is a pioneering local radio project serving pygmy communities in the Congo Basin.

By Stephen Brook
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Article
/ 9 March 2010

War-crimes trial of DRC’s Bemba postponed

The war-crimes trial of former DRC vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba, due to have started on April 27, has been postponed to July 5.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 February 2010

South Africa notifies UN of seized North Korean arms

South Africa has notified the UN Security Council that it seized a shipment of North Korean arms bound for the DRC in violation of UN resolutions.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 16 February 2010

Rwandan rebels murder women in DRC

Rwandan Hutu rebels murdered seven women in the east of the DRC, the head of the United Nations mission in the country, Alan Doss, said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 15 February 2010

UN teaches DRC women to tackle rape

Five goats and some money used to be the price to forget a rape in south-east DRC, but UN staff are telling women they can now go to court.

By David Youant
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Africa
/ 6 February 2010

‘Terminator’ lives in luxury while peacekeepers look on

The casual sportsman in an oasis of luxury amid the poverty of Goma, in the DRC, is a man the United Nations would prefer did not exist at all.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 December 2009

DRC’s Bemba must stay in custody, says court

Former DRC vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba poses a flight risk and a threat to witnesses and must remain in custody, a judge said on Wednesday.

By Martine Pauwels
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Article
/ 12 November 2009

UN denies complicity in DRC war crimes

The UN head of peacekeeping in the DRC has rejected accusations that the organisation is complicit in war crimes Congolese troops allegedly committed.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 September 2009

LRA steps up attacks in northern DRC

As many as 320 000 people in the north of the country have been displaced by the LRA as it extends its abduction and terror raids.

By Owen Bowcott
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Article
/ 30 August 2009

DRC forces capture, kill 500 rebels in six-week offensive

The DRC military said Saturday it had killed or captured more than 500 Rwandan Hutu rebels after an offensive launched six weeks ago.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 August 2009

‘They made me their slave’, says former LRA child soldier

The boys were fishing when the rebel fighters struck, dragging them off for a slave life in one of the world’s most notorious guerrilla armies.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 August 2009

Clinton demands arrests over DRC sexual violence

Hillary Clinton on Wednesday called for the arrest and punishment of those responsible for the widespread sexual violence in the DRC.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 August 2009

Power to some people

The Inga hydropower projects are environmentally desirable, but who will really benefit ? Ilham Rawoot reports.

By Ilham Rawoot
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Article
/ 11 August 2009

Bill Clinton’s shadow darkens Hillary’s mood in DRC

No matter where she goes, it seems that Hillary Clinton cannot quite escape the international shadow cast by her husband.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 July 2009

Swiss lift 12-year freeze on Mobutu’s millions

Swiss authorities on Thursday lifted a 12-year freeze on nearly $7-million in assets the late Zairean dictator Mobutu Sese Seko held in Switzerland.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 March 2009

Uganda army captures rebel commander

Uganda’s army announced on Wednesday the capture of a commander of the rebel Lord’s Resistance Army.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 February 2009

Rwanda claims Hutu rebels ‘significantly weakened’

Rwanda’s Hutu rebels in the DRC have been seriously weakened but not eliminated by a month-long joint military operation, Rwanda said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 January 2009

Witness retracts evidence at DRC war-crimes trial

The first witness at the ICC’s inaugural war-crimes trial retracted his testimony on Wednesday after saying he was a former child soldier.

By Mariette Le Roux
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Article
/ 27 January 2009

Warlord accused of press-ganging children in DRC

DRC warlord Thomas Lubanga was accused on Monday of press-ganging children and using them to kill and rape, as the ICC’s first trial opened.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 January 2009

DRC’s Nkunda arrested in Rwanda, faces extradition

Congolese rebel leader Laurent Nkunda was under arrest Friday in neighbouring Rwanda awaiting extradition on war crimes charges.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 January 2009

Renegade DRC rebel leader forms ruling committee

A commander who claims to have overthrown Laurent Nkunda as rebel leader in eastern DRC has set up a ruling committee, his spokesperson says.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 December 2008

Rape fears hit Kinshasa

As militiamen rape and kill hundreds of women in the war-ravaged east of the DRC, Kinshasa has witnessed a growing wave of sexual attacks on women.

By Staff Reporter
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