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DR Congo Tightens Control Over Critical Minerals

The Democratic Republic of Congo is implementing measures to assert greater control over its critical mineral resources. This initiative includes the establishment of strategic reserves for these vital materials.

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James Swan Appointed New MONUSCO Chief in DR Congo

James Swan has taken over as the new head of MONUSCO, the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo. His appointment marks a leadership change for the crucial peacekeeping mission.

UAE Condemns Vandalism and Attacks Outside Damascus Diplomatic Mission
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UAE Condemns Vandalism and Attacks Outside Damascus Diplomatic Mission

The United Arab Emirates has condemned 'disturbances, acts of vandalism, and attacks' that occurred outside its diplomatic mission and the residence of its head of mission in Damascus, Syria.

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Landslide in DR Congo Kills at Least 12

At least 12 people have died in a landslide in the village of Gasasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, triggered by recent rainfall. Similar incidents have been frequent in the country in recent months.

Second Set of Rare Gorilla Twins Born in DR Congo's Virunga Park
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Second Set of Rare Gorilla Twins Born in DR Congo's Virunga Park

Conservationists are celebrating an 'extraordinary event' with the birth of a second set of rare gorilla twins in DR Congo's Virunga Park, just two months after another twin birth. This rare occurrence highlights the ongoing conservation efforts for mountain gorillas, with rangers placing the young primates under additional supervision.

Belgian Diplomat Etienne Davignon Ordered to Stand Trial for 1961 Lumumba Murder
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Belgian Diplomat Etienne Davignon Ordered to Stand Trial for 1961 Lumumba Murder

A Brussels court has ordered former high-profile Belgian diplomat Etienne Davignon to stand trial over the 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba, Congo's first prime minister, in a final attempt to clarify the murky circumstances surrounding his death.

IS-linked rebels stage deadly attack on DR Congo mines, says government
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IS-linked rebels stage deadly attack on DR Congo mines, says government

The ADF has been accused of massacres and pillaging in Ituri and the neighboring province of North Kivu. 'This attack, which was claimed by the Islamic State group, left multiple people dead, facilities burnt and civilian populations displaced,' the government said on Sunday.

US slaps sanctions on Rwanda military over DR Congo ‘violation’
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US slaps sanctions on Rwanda military over DR Congo ‘violation’

The United States said Monday it was imposing sanctions on Rwanda’s military, accusing it of violating a US-brokered peace agreement by continuing to back M23 fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo. “The continued backing from the RDF (Rwandan Defense Force) and its senior leadership has enabled M23 to capture DRC sovereign territory and continue […] The post US slaps sanctions on Rwanda military over DR Congo ‘violation’ appeared first on Vanguard News.

Morocco and DR Congo Reaffirm Strong Ties During Envoy Visit
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Morocco and DR Congo Reaffirm Strong Ties During Envoy Visit

Morocco's Foreign Affairs Minister Nasser Bourita met with Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde Kyenge, special envoy of DR Congo's President, in Rabat, where strong bilateral ties were reaffirmed and a message was delivered to King Mohammed VI.

Kagame labels US sanctions on Rwanda ‘insults’
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Kagame labels US sanctions on Rwanda ‘insults’

President Paul Kagame has described US sanctions as "insults thrown in the face" of Rwanda and said Washington is exerting "heavy pressure" on Kigali but treating the DR Congo "delicately". The post Kagame labels US sanctions on Rwanda ‘insults’ appeared first on Vanguard News.

Wuhan Robotaxi Malfunction Strands Passengers and Halts Traffic
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Wuhan Robotaxi Malfunction Strands Passengers and Halts Traffic

Autonomous taxis from Baidu's Apollo Go experienced a widespread system failure in Wuhan, China, causing over 100 vehicles to stop abruptly in traffic, leading to collisions and paralyzing road movement, with police rescuing stranded passengers.

23 killed in Nigeria suicide attack
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23 killed in Nigeria suicide attack

First, fresh violence is sweeping across Nigeria. Fifteen people killed in Katsina State while deadly explosions rock the northeastern city of Maiduguri, leaving at least 23 dead. Also, in the DR Congo, talk of a third term for President Félix Tshisekedi is growing louder. As allies openly back the idea, tensions are rising with an opposition that says the constitution must be respected. And in South Africa, tens of thousands of abused children never get the chance to speak in court: too trau...

51 people have been killed in the last 24 hours in Sudan's Kordofan region
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51 people have been killed in the last 24 hours in Sudan's Kordofan region

First, 51 people have been killed in the last 24 hours in Sudan's Kordofan region due to clashes between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. Also, UN Secretary General Anotnio Guterres appoints Former US diplomat James Swan as the new head of the MONUSCO in DR Congo. And, we will take a look at the "WOMANAKWA" photo exhibition launched here in Paris.

Landslide kills over 200 people at Congo’s Rubaya mine, mines ministry says
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Landslide kills over 200 people at Congo’s Rubaya mine, mines ministry says

More than 200 people died on Tuesday in a landslide triggered by heavy rains ​at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic ‌of Congo, the country’s mines ministry said on Wednesday. A senior official from the AFC/M23 rebel group, which controls the mine, told Reuters ​earlier that only five or six died in the […]

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DR Congo Citizens Hold 'Street Parliaments' in Kinshasa

Dozens of citizens in the Democratic Republic of Congo gathered in Kinshasa for 'standing parliaments' or 'street parliaments.' These informal assemblies were held to debate political change and ongoing chaos in the country.

DR Congo to Accept US Deportees Under New Deal
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DR Congo to Accept US Deportees Under New Deal

The Democratic Republic of Congo has agreed to accept third-country nationals deported from the US, a deal fully funded by Washington, which expands America's deportation network to Africa.

Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Born in DR Congo
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Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Born in DR Congo

Critically endangered mountain gorillas have seen a rare event with the birth of twins in the Democratic Republic of Congo, marking the second such occurrence in a short period.

Japan and US to discuss joint rare earths development
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Japan and US to discuss joint rare earths development

Japan and the United States are set to discuss joint development of rare earths, indicating a strategic collaboration in critical mineral resources.

French Aid Worker Killed in DR Congo Drone Strikes
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French Aid Worker Killed in DR Congo Drone Strikes

A French aid worker was among three people killed in drone strikes on a residential building in Goma, a rebel-held city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which witnesses say was frequently occupied by expatriates and aid workers.