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183 signals for Military+Criminal+Supply Chain+Health+Economic+Cyber · Congo

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HealthUpdate🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇬CG12d ago

An international health alert has been issued concerning a new epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, though specific details about the disease and its scope remain limited in available reporting.

3.5/10·Expansión (Mexico)

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MilitaryUpdate🇨🇩Congo26d ago

Amnesty accuses ADF fighters of war crimes in eastern DR Congo Amnesty International on Tuesday accused militants in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo linked to the Islamic State (IS) group of "rampant" war crimes and crimes against humanity.

3.5/10·AfricaNews·Kinshasa

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MilitaryUpdate🇨🇩Congo251d ago

Hope and resistance: Slam poets capture the weight of war in DR Congo Hope and resistance: Slam poets capture the weight of war in DR Congo marcduby Mon, 09/22/2025 - 12:40

3.5/10·The New Humanitarian (IRIN)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo672d ago

For about six months, the chiefdom of Bashu, in the territory of Beni, has been relatively calm. Socio-economic activities have resumed in all localities. The population displaced to the cities of Butembo and Beni is gradually returning to their fields. Even remote fields, where joint military operations of Congolese and Ugandan forces continue, are being cultivated again. These military operations target ADF jihadists, responsible for massacres of hundreds of civilians for several years in the region. This lull is attributed to increased vigilance and public confidence in the joint military operations conducted by the Congolese and Ugandan armies. Saddam Patanguli, one of the community leaders of the Bashu chiefdom, explains the reasons for this renewed calm: "This lull is justified by the confidence that the population has placed in joint operations between the army congolese and Ugandan army. It is also the result of many awareness sessions conducted by opinion leaders to bring civilian populations closer to these armed forces through civil-military relations. Thanks to this, some residents are starting to return to their fields, which is a good thing. However, much remains to b

3.5/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo680d ago

From Monday, July 22, the city of Kalemie will suffer a power outage that will last 10 days, due to necessary repair work at the Bendera power plant on a faulty turbine. The National Electricity Company (SNEL) detailed the measures taken to guarantee the supply of essential points of the city during this period. At a press conference held on Friday, July 19 in Kalemie, Marcel Kahite, head of the production and transport in Bendera, revealed that SNEL has two generators in the city to ensure the continuity of power supply to hospitals, morgues, the governorate and the Regideso in case of interruption of electricity. Unfortunately, Marcel Kahite has informed that these generators are currently out of service, calling on SNEL's partners to take preventive measures. He said: “We have sent communications to our customers potential, including the general hospital with its morgue, so that they can procure generators to maintain their operation during this period. Similarly, Regideso must make arrangements to continue to provide water to the population during these 10 days." Contacted on this subject, the Regideso de Kalemie confirmed that its generator is also out of service and that no a

3.5/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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EconomicUpdate🇨🇩Congo14d ago

The Carter Center has announced support for President Félix Tshisekedi's initiative to audit the Democratic Republic of Congo's mining sector, which was announced in late April. The NGO states the audit is necessary to improve state management of mining revenues and establish a more efficient tax system.

3.2/10·RFI Français

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HealthCrisis🇰🇪Kenya 🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇬CG4d ago

Some experts criticize White House approach and say not allowing Americans to return to US hurts treatment efforts The Trump administration is building a quarantine and treatment center in Kenya for Americans affected by the Ebola outbreak, instead of bringing them home. The White House on Wednesday confirmed that the US was setting up a facility in Kenya for Americans to quarantine after Ebola exposure in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Continue reading...

3.1/10·The Guardian World

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HealthCrisis🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇬CG4d ago

In Bunia, at the heart of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's ongoing Ebola outbreak, Muslims gathered on Wednesday morning to observe Eid al-Adha.

3.1/10·AfricaNews

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HealthCrisis🇨🇦Canada 🇧🇸BS 🇨🇩Congo+24d ago

The governments of Canada and The Bahamas have announced temporary travel restrictions on residents from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan following concerns over the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the region. The post Canada, Bahamas impose temporary travel restrictions over Ebola outbreak appeared first on Nairametrics .

3.1/10·Nairametrics

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HealthUpdate🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇬CG6d ago

More than 900 suspected Ebola cases have been identified in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the World Health Organization (WHO) has announced.

3.1/10·Pajhwok Afghan News

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MilitaryCrisis🇨🇩Congo 🇺🇸United States 🇺🇬Uganda+19d ago

The United Nations has intensified efforts to combat the worsening Ebola outbreak in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, deploying emergency medical supplies, transportation support and humanitarian assistance to affected communities. Speaking at a press briefing in New York on Thursday, UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said several UN agencies and peacekeeping […] The post UN mobilises emergency support as Ebola cases spread across Congo, Uganda appeared first on Latest Nigeria News | Top Stories from Ripples Nigeria .

3.1/10·Ripples Nigeria·New York

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HealthCrisis🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇬CG11d ago

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the response is being organized in Ituri to face the Ebola epidemic. This province in the northeast of the country is the epicenter of the contagion. It is there that the first cases were reported last week, mainly in the mining areas of Mongbwalu and Rwampara.

3.1/10·RFI Français

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HealthUpdate🇨🇩Congo 🇺🇬Uganda 🇨🇬CG12d ago

[Nile Post] The Ministry of Health has announced a temporary ban on handshakes and other forms of physical greeting following the confirmation of two Ebola cases from the Democratic Republic of the Congo that crossed into Uganda.

3.1/10·AllAfrica (Latest Headlines)

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HealthUpdate🇨🇩Congo12d ago

La République démocratique du Congo fait face au retour du virus Ebola qui sévit principalement dans la province de l’est d’Ituri. À Bunia, la capitale provinciale, mais aussi dans la zone minière de Mongwalu, à 90 kilomètres environ plus au nord. À Kinshasa, l’Institut national de recherche biomédicale (INRB), Kinshasa a séquencé ce virus.

3.1/10·RFI Français·Kinshasa, Kinshasa

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo14d ago

Poliţiştii argeşeni au reţinut trei bărbaţi din judeţul Dâmboviţa, prinşi în flagrant după ce au furat doi cai, de pe un islaz din judeţul Argeş. Cei trei au băgat animalele într-o autospecială folosită pentru transportul cailor, maşina fiind oprită în trafic.

3.1/10·Digi24 (Romania)·Masina, Kinshasa

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo 🇨🇴Colombia 🇨🇬CG16d ago

Adriana Maria Quiroz Zapata Adriana Maria Quiroz Zapata was deported to the Democratic Republic of the Congo after a judge ruled she could not be deported to her home country of Colombia. [ more › ]

3.1/10·Gothamist (New York)

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MilitaryUpdate🇺🇸United States 🇶🇦Qatar 🇨🇩Congo23d ago

Hundreds of former U.S. officials are calling on Washington to cancel a reported plan to relocate Afghan refugees from Qatar to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In an open letter addressed to the U.S.

3.1/10·Ariana News·Washington, District of Columbia

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Supply ChainUpdate🇺🇸United States 🇨🇩Congo32d ago

US-backed mining guard to secure Congolese cobalt sites, says Kinshasa A new 20,000-man unit will oversee the transport and extraction of critical minerals as the DRC aligns with American industrial interests – but the US embassy denies direct funding.

3.1/10·The Africa Report

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MilitaryUpdate🇨🇩Congo666d ago

A relative lull reigns this Saturday, August 3 in the eastern part of the capital of Rutshuru territory, after a day of clashes between the M23 rebels supported by Rwanda, and the Wazalendo militias. These fights took place on Friday, August 2, on the Kiwanja-Ishasha road, in the Bwisha chiefdom, while a 15-day humanitarian truce, initiated by the United States of America, expired on the evening of August 3. Sources report that several villages in the cluster Binza came under the control of the M23 rebels. These villages include Ngwenda, Nyabanira, Kasave, Kiseguro, Katwiguru, and Kisharo, located between 15 and 30 km from the city of Kiwanja, on the Kiwanja-Ishasha road. These new occupied villages add to an already long list of localities under M23 control in Rutshuru territory. The clashes began early in the morning of Friday, August 2, when M23 rebels launched attacks on Wazalendo positions. The fighting lasted most of the day, displacing dozens of households. A resident of Kisharo, joined on August 3 in the morning, confirmed the current lull and mentioned the return of some displaced people. Local sources report a dozen dead and several wounded among civilians. The injured we

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo680d ago

In Ituri, Governor Johnny Luboya issued a warning to all political actors and community leaders who would consider collaborating with the M23 rebels. In a statement to the press, Lieutenant General Luboya denounced the recruitment of young Iturians by certain individuals for the benefit of this armed group. These actions, he said, are aimed at undermining the peace and development efforts already undertaken in the province. "As far as the M23 is concerned, there has so-called leaders who are recruiting here and who have contacted the M23 to bring them to Ituri. Look how far we've come. We had almost the entire province in insecurity. Today, out of the five territories, four are relatively secure. Even in Djugu, markets have reopened and people are rubbing shoulders again. The city of Bunia has developed thanks to the infrastructure we have put in place and the initiatives of the Iturians themselves". The governor of Ituri continues: "Are we going to destroy everything because of a few charlatans who seek to introduce the enemy of the people here? We come from far away in Ituri, there have been killings and massacres.” The Governor stressed the importance of maintaining stability in

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo680d ago

The medical unit of the MONUSCO Force Intervention Brigade (FIB) donated a large batch of medicines to the Beni General Reference Hospital on Friday, July 19, 2024. This donation aims to enable the hospital to provide effective care for patients, especially the most vulnerable, such as those displaced by war. This initiative comes from the women of the FIB medical unit, who decided to assist vulnerable patients as part of the mONUSCO's mandate for the protection of civilians. Dr. Jérémie Muhindo, director doctor of the hospital, expressed his gratitude for this support: "This donation is a relief for this hospital, whose vocation is to treat the entire population of Beni, including vulnerable people: the elderly, orphans, displaced people, and many others. These drugs will allow us to save human lives, people who do not have the means to pay their medical bills. ”The nursing staff at the hospital also praised this gesture. A nurse underlined the positive impact of this donation on the current free childbirth campaign:" We thank you for this act. This will help many moms as we run a free birthing campaign. We will be triaging medications to support maternity and other patients. This

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo680d ago

The low participation of women in the security and defence services was the central theme of a workshop held on Thursday 18 July in Kinshasa. This observation stems from the failure to take into account parity in these areas. The objective of this workshop was to increase the presence of women in these sectors. The work was organized by MONUSCO in collaboration with the School of Criminology of the University of Kinshasa. Organizers and participants analyzed together the causes of this low participation of women in the security, defence and prison services sectors. Grâce Kativa, assistant at the BCGTCB (Office of Consultation, Citizen Participation and Development), took part in this workshop. She explained the root cause of this situation: “These are cultural barriers. As Bantus, from an early age, when we talk about the army, we say to ourselves that it is a man's job. It's to lift these barriers that we are fighting as part of security sector reform. Raoul Kenge-Kenge, Director of the School of Criminology at the University of Kinshasa, stressed the importance of inclusive participation in these sectors: “Reform is a comprehensive process. It must involve all people, all genders

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo700d ago

The living conditions of the displaced from Kwamouth living in the warehouses of the central market of Malebo in Bandundu continue to deteriorate, notes a journalist from Radio Okapi. These men, women and children fled the atrocities of the Mobondo militia in Kwamouth, following the Teke-Yaka inter-communal conflict. In the last two years, 97 deaths have been recorded among them, reports their president François Tabuku. These deaths are due to the lack of food and health care adequate. Jérémie Bikiele, chief of staff of the provincial minister of humanitarian action of Kwilu, speaks of a humanitarian crisis "forgotten" by the government: "The situation is disastrous. We can say that this is a forgotten crisis because the interventions have not been up to the humanitarian needs of the victims. It's been two years now, and we still have people on the Malebo site, people in unassisted foster care, without sufficient means of subsistence. We have cases of untreated illnesses and people without access to income. Normally, under these conditions, we should accompany and support them so that they can reintegrate into everyday life. There is the central government, the provincial governmen

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo700d ago

As the Democratic Republic of Congo celebrates the 64th anniversary of its independence, political opponent Moise Katumbi has expressed reservations about whether to celebrate this historic date. In a video message broadcast on Saturday, June 29, Moise Katumbi criticized the current situation in the country, highlighting the suffering endured by Congolese, especially those in the East, victims of armed conflicts. In his message, the opponent recalls that the country is plunged into a major economic and social crisis. As corruption scandals and embezzlement of public funds multiply, infrastructure is in ruins, and citizens lack basic services such as drinking water and electricity, denounces Moise Katumbi: "The Congolese has become a beggar in his own country. The Congolese has no roads, no electricity, no drinking water," exclaims the leader of the opposition party "Ensemble". While the east of the DRC is affected by incessant armed conflicts, the rebel group M23, supported by the Rwandan army, continues its progress in North Kivu, resulting in clashes and their share of loss of life, Moise Katumbi expresses his dismay: "My brothers and sisters are being killed every day in the eas

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇩Congo722d ago

Oxfam's Africa Director, Fathi N'Zi-Hassane, on Friday 7 June called for increased assistance to displaced people in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. She made this recommendation during a visit to three IDP sites in Rusayo, Nyiragongo territory, Goma. At the end of her visit, she indicated that the situation of IDPs in the region requires special attention from decision-makers at the global level. “We need the support of the international community to enable us to continue to support the growing number of IDPs. So, we will have to mobilize enough resources," pleaded Fathi N 'zi-Hassane. Oxfam's Africa Director advocates for prioritising the crisis in eastern DRC, which currently has 6.5 million IDPs, making the region one of the most affected by the forced displacement around the world. She wants this issue to become a priority on the international agenda so that the necessary funding can support the actions of Oxfam and the humanitarian community in the region. In Rusayo, Fathi N'Zi-Hassane visited the Oxfam-funded drinking water sanitation project for more than 24,000 displaced households. "My observation is that it is a very large camp, which is home to

3.1/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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