Over 4.5 million people displaced: The forgotten crisis in the DRC
Over 4.5 million people displaced: The forgotten crisis in the DRC via UNHCR in Tuck Magazine
Over 4.5 million people displaced: The forgotten crisis in the DRC via UNHCR in Tuck Magazine
AP photo By Byobe Malenga The provincial government of
By Joe Khamisi In 2001 a clean-shaven 30-year
By Brian Minga Amza The legality of Joseph Kabila‘s
By Byobe Malenga At least 60 civilians have
By Darell Maurice Eleven Congolese soldiers and peacekeepers
By Darell Maurice Since leaving his post of
By Darell Maurice The new province of North Ubangi is
Paul Bettings By Byobe Malenga A shortage of employment
T.J. Kirkpatrick/Reuters By Darell Maurice It was during a
By Darell Maurice In the space of two years, the
Carlo Allegri/Reuters By Byobe Malenga Sanctions and international pressure
By Darell Maurice Concerned with the ongoing deterioration of the
By Byobe Malenga Despite some absences, most of the Congolese
Kenny Katombe / Reuters By Darell Maurice After a
John Bompengo By Brian Minga Amza For many years,
By Byobe Malenga DRC citizens are continuing to pay tribute
AP photo By Darell Maurice On May 31st, the
Lynsey Addario By Darell Maurice The Democratic Republic of
By Byobe Malenga Known by the name of Jules Shungu
By Byobe Malenga Secretive mining deals risk illicitly financing this
By Darell Maurice Michel Kirumba Director General of Transco (Transport
By Darell Maurice The commander of the third zone defense
By Darell Maurice More than 200 Congolese MPs earlier this
By Darell Maurice Maman Sambo Sidikou, Special Representative of the United
By Darell Maurice The Congolese Government has decided to continue
By Darell Maurice Following the appointment by the African Union of
By Darell Maurice A vote was recently taken by the
By Darell Maurice The Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic
By Darell Maurice Japan has donated US$2 million in support
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