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Rwanda, DRC strike US-brokered deal to end conflict
Tens of thousands have been killed and over three million people displaced since the unrest escalated in eastern DRC last year. DRC has repeatedly accused Rwanda of aiding and abetting M23 rebels who had occupied Goma, Bukavu and other majors cities in the region.
Child soldiers are still being used in the Democratic Republic of Congo, despite promises to stop recruiting them.
The head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Congo met with leaders of the rebel group M23 on Friday in Goma, in her first ...
The M23’s capture of key towns like Goma and Bukavu has displaced hundreds of thousands and worsened the humanitarian crisis.
We invite organizations, institutions and philanthropists to join us in our mission to alleviate the suffering of those ...
Rebel group M23 and the DRC military reached a ceasefire agreement, and the SANDF members withdrew from their deployment in ...
More SANDF troops are returning home from deployment in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The second batch of 257 soldiers ...
The latest conflict in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo has brought horrific violence and suffering to innocent ...
The troops' return is part of a planned withdrawal from the mission in Goma, after the M23 and DRC military reached a ...
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