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Africa

South Africa Calls For Immediate Ceasefire in DRC

  Minister of International Relations and Cooperation in S.A, Ronald Lamola has called for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian access in the Democratic Republic of Congo as fighting in the east intensifies. Lamola told the media the government supports the African Union and United Nations calls for all parties to halt hostilities and return to negotiations. He has also urged countries backing the M23 rebels to withdraw their support immediately

today30 January, 2025

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S.A’s says the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains volatile

S.A's Defence and Military Veterans minister Angie Motshekga says the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains volatile, with intense fighting between M23 rebels and government forces. She assured the public the South African National Defence Force camps have not been attacked in the past 48 hours. In a media briefing at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, Motshekga confirmed efforts to evacuate injured soldiers have been successful, with some […]

today30 January, 2025

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US calls for immediate truce as violence escalates in Goma, DRC

  MONUSCO/Kevin Jordan  The United States has called for an immediate truce in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), as the city of Goma struggles under the ongoing assault by M23 rebels. A top United Nations official has warned that the situation is rapidly deteriorating, with hospitals overwhelmed, dead bodies in the streets, and a sharp increase in sexual violence, rape, and looting. Secretary of State Marco Rubio […]

today29 January, 2025

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South African Union Giwusa Condemns SANDF’s ‘Imperialist’ Role in DRC

S.A Union Giwusa says it is absolutely clear that, what it calls, the South African National Defence Force's adventure in Democratic Republic of Congo is imperialist in its class character, aims and purpose. Giwusa president Mametlwe Sebei says the DRC is home to over 445-trillion-rand's worth of natural resources. He says it is the country's mineral riches which has attracted imperialist vultures from all over the world:  

today29 January, 2025

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In S.A, SCOPA Slams Govt Over SANDF Deaths in DRC

S.A's Parliament's standing committee on Public Accounts has criticised government neglect of the Defence Ministry after 13 SANDF soldiers died in clashes with M23 rebels in the DRC. SCOPA chairperson Songezo Zibi highlighted the dire consequences of inadequate support in active conflict zones:  

today29 January, 2025

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UN Security Council pledges full support to peacekeepers in the DRC

  The United Nations Security Council on Monday pledged its full support for UN peacekeeping in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as fighting in the DRC intensified in recent days. In a statement, the council says attacks against peacekeepers may constitute war crimes. Six UN peacekeepers have been killed since the fighting with M23 rebels escalated. Jody Jacobs has more from the United Nations in New York.  

today28 January, 2025

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DA Urges Minister to Brief Parliament on DRC Crisis

  The DA is calling on minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Angie Motshekga, to urgently brief Parliament on the deteriorating situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This comes after M23 rebels in the eastern DRC killed nine South African National Defence Force soldiers last week. The DA’s, Chris Hattingh, says a detailed report to members of Parliament will help determine how best to withdraw the SANDF from the […]

today27 January, 2025

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Three Chinese Nationals Sentenced in Congo for Illegal Mining Activities

  A Congolese court has sentenced three Chinese citizens to seven years in prison for being caught with gold bars and $400,000 in cash, convicted of illegal activities related to the artisanal mining sector. According to Reuters, these individuals are the first Chinese nationals to face trial since the Democratic Republic of Congo intensified efforts to curb unlicensed mining in its conflict-ridden eastern regions.

today16 January, 2025

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Etukuko lomukifi uheshiivike watwaalela eemwenyo dovanhu mo DRC

Ovanhu vefike po 79 okwa lopotwa vaxulifa omolwo omuKifi uheshiivike oo una omadidiliko afa eshikisha mombuwanhu uninginino woshilongo Democratic Republic of Congo. Oshikundaneki sho BBC news osha lopota kutya, uministry wonghalo nawa noudjolowele mo DRC,  owati ovanhu vahapu ovo vaxulifa oveli pokati komido 15 no 18. Olopota yoikundaneki oyati omuvalu wovanhu vedulife po 300 ovaningwa oihakanwa. Ovo vaningwa oihakanwa ovena omadidiliko ngaashi, oshoombo, omutwe, omayulu taashishisha, tava kolola, novena oupyakadi […]

today5 December, 2024