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A US-brokered peace deal between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda binds the two African nations to a ...
On Saturday in Doha, Qatar, representatives of the Kinshasa government and the M23 rebel group signed a declaration of intent ...
A World Bank-led survey reveals that most refugees in Rwanda face severe food insecurity, underemployment, and low income, with only 27.4% achieving minimal self-reliance. Urban refugees in Kigali ...
The United States welcomes the signing of a Declaration of Principles between the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and representatives of Congo River Alliance/March 23 Movement ...
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Workers scramble to find colleagues at collapsed DRC gold mineWorkers at a makeshift gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo are trying to dig out their colleagues after a collapse.
In today's Morning Rounds newsletter: a failed long Covid drug may get another shot, the benefits of even a little activity ...
Some of the world’s lowest-income and most aid-dependent nations paying millions to lobbyists with ties to US President ...
Congo’s cobalt embargo and China’s rare earth restrictions pushed prices up sharply. • Lithium and graphite prices continued to fall amid oversupply and delayed production. • Manganese prices rose but ...
The Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels have signed a ceasefire deal in Qatar to end fighting between the warring sides.
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Amazon S3 on MSNDRC and M23 rebels sign ceasefire deal in DohaThe Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels signed a ceasefire deal in Doha on July 19, 2025, committing to halt hostilities and begin formal peace talks by August 8. The agreement, brokered by ...
Diplôme,' a blockchain platform to secure and digitize state diplomas • Enables instant online verification and permanent archiving • Aims to fight fraud, streamline processes, and boost diploma ...
Despite cheaper rubber, Vietnam’s tyre makers saw profits nosedive in Q1—DRC’s net profit plunged 81 per cent and Casumina’s fell 26 per cent—as fixed costs rose and export markets cooled.
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