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105 results for Political+Criminal+Economic+Cyber+Supply Chain · Congo

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇩Congo651d ago

2024 - Events

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Radio Okapi (DRC)

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PoliticalCrisis🇨🇩Congo668d ago

La société civile de la commune rurale d’Oicha, dans le territoire de Beni, au Nord-Kivu, a décrété trois journées ville morte à compter de ce dimanche 28 juillet. Cette décision fait suite aux récentes attaques des ADF (Forces démocratiques alliées) qui ont coûté la vie à plus de 90 civils dans le groupement de Babila-Bakaiku. Isaac Kavalami, président de la société civile locale, a indiqué que cette initiative vise à interpeller les autorités et leurs partenaires internationaux sur l'ampleur des violences dont les civils sont victimes dans la région : « La morgue de Oicha a reçu, en deux jours, 30 corps de nos paisibles populations égorgées, tuées, massacrées par les présumés ADF. Et au-delà de ça, il y a plusieurs autres personnes qui ont été tuées. Le bilan d’une semaine est de plus de quatre-vingt-dix personnes qui ont perdu la vie », a déploré Isaac Kavalami. Il s'interroge ensuite sur ce qu'il perçoit comme une indifférence face à la souffrance des habitants de Beni : « Et là, on se demande s'il y a quelqu’un qui écoute la souffrance de la population de Beni ? Est-ce qu’il y a quelqu’un qui sait que des gens meurent ici ? Faudra-t-il dire que nous sommes tellement naïfs pour

2.5/10·Radio Okapi (DRC)

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇩Congo7d ago

The Democratic Republic of Congo cancelled a planned public sendoff ceremony for their FIFA World Cup team in the capital before their departure.

2.0/10·Al Jazeera World

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇫Central African Republic 🇨🇩Congo11d ago

Rafiki Fariala, a Congolese filmmaker, has been selected for the official competition at the Cannes Film Festival with his film 'Congo Boy,' which follows his own journey as a refugee in the Central African Republic. His previous work, including the 2022 documentary 'We, Students,' prompted his censorship after he exposed abuse at his university.

2.0/10·RFI Français·Bangui, Bangui

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PoliticalUpdate🇨🇩Congo8d ago

The abacost collarless jacket, popularized by former Zairean president Mobutu Sese Seko in the 1970s as a symbol of African identity and rejection of Western formal wear, is experiencing renewed demand nearly three decades after Mobutu's fall from power.

1.0/10·AfricaNews

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