Fighting in Congo Has Killed 7,000 Since January, DRC Prime Minister Says
GENEVA (Reuters) - Some 7,000 people have died since January in fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the prime minister of the DRC told a high-level meeting of the Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday, with combatants and civilians among the dead.
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DRC: Thousands dead and hundreds of thousands displaced in conflictM23 rebels, left, escort government soldiers and police who surrendered to an undisclosed location in Goma, Democratic ...
It’s believed more than 150 women prisoners were killed in the fire which broke out. An unknown number of children also died. Warning: this pod contains description of violence from the beginning.
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has announced the successful repatriation of critically injured soldiers ...
Defeated soldiers from the Southern Africa Development Community’s (SADC) peace mission were seen leaving Goma by road ...
A group of injured South African National Defence Force soldiers have been repatriated from Goma, in the Democratic Republic ...
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) said on Tuesday that a group of critically injured soldiers have been ...
About 200 wounded and sick soldiers from the Southern African Development Community Mission in the Democratic Republic of ...
The EAC and SADC are under growing pressure to translate diplomatic engagements into concrete action to prevent further destabilization in the region ...
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Wounded SA soldiers evacuated from DRCJOHANNESBURG - A total of 130 South African soldiers are being evacuated from Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The armed group, backed by several thousand Rwandan soldiers, has taken the capital of South Kivu province. It continues to ...
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The Church offers a glimmer of hope amidst unimaginable suffering in DRC’s GomaOne could write endlessly about the horrors I witnessed this week in Goma, Eastern DRC. The streets, once filled with life, bore the marks of conflict—bodies being cleared away, bullet casings ...
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