Rwanda-backed rebels advance and Congolese forces retreat from eastern Congo’s second largest city
Panic and looting are sweeping through eastern Congo’s second largest city as residents fled by the thousands to escape the ...
Congolese soldiers seen circulating in Bukavu as M23 rebel group advances into South Kivu
Trucks and cars full of Congolese soldiers carrying their weapons could be seen circulating in Bukavu, South Kivu province on ...
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Kagame publicist calls out Belgium's hypocrisy in DR Congo crisis
President Paul Kagame’s Press Secretary, Stéphanie Nyombayire, has called out Belgium’s hypocrisy in accusing Rwanda of mineral exploitation in DR Congo, despite the European country’s colonial ...
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Pleas for ‘dialogue’ as Rwanda-backed forces advance into Congolese territory
A report by the Denis Hurley Peace Institute of the Southern African Bishops Conference revealed disturbing trends in the ...
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How lack of street lights, parking yard affect cross-border business
Local authorities, led by Katuna Town Council LC3 chairman, Mr Elvis Byonanebye Nzeirwe, have appealed to the government and its partners for special funding to improve infrastructure ...
'I'm no hero,' says Southport personal trainer who risked his life during the knife attack - as he hails dance teacher's actions on that horror day
Joel Verite, 26, came face-to-face with evil killer Axel Rudakubana as he rushed headlong into the carnage at the Taylor Swift-themed dance event last summer.
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PHOTOS: Rwandans in Switzerland celebrate Heroes Day
Rwandans in Switzerland gathered in Geneva on Friday, January 7, for a celebration marking the 31st National Heroes Day, a moment dedicated to honouring the bravery, patriotism, and sacrifice of ...
I came face to face to face with evil: Southport killer Axel Rudakubana doesn't deserve to be alive for what he did to those little girls
Joel Verite, 26, risked his own life as he rushed headlong into the carnage at The Hart Space to try and save the little girls who had fallen victim in the frenzied attack.
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Machete marks were still in the skulls, and Dr. Ellen Kennedy said she began to sob. The interim director at the University of Minnesota Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies will be at the ...