
Rwanda and DRC Seal U.S.-Brokered Peace Deal to End Deadly Conflict
Rwanda and the DRC signed a U.S.-brokered peace deal in Washington, pledging troop withdrawals, economic integration, and potential billions in mineral investments.
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Rwanda and the DRC signed a U.S.-brokered peace deal in Washington, pledging troop withdrawals, economic integration, and potential billions in mineral investments.
At the FOCAC meeting in Changsha, Chinese FM Wang Yi and African ministers pledged deeper cooperation, with China supporting DRCâs development and mutual growth initiatives.
The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on Feb. 19 to address human rights violations and conflict in eastern DRC, where tens of thousands have been displaced.
The UN Security Council holds an emergency meeting to address escalating human rights violations and displacement in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Escalating violence in South Kivu, DRC, is causing mass displacement and a severe health crisis, with thousands fleeing combat zones and healthcare services collapsing.
WHO reports over 2,000 wounded and 45 deaths from fighting in Goma, DRC. Displacement raises risks of diseases like mpox, cholera, and measles.
The United States has expressed grave concern over ceasefire violations by M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, urging an immediate cessation of hostilities and withdrawal from Walikale territory.
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong calls for international support to enhance peace and development in Africa’s Great Lakes region amid ongoing conflicts and humanitarian challenges.
DRC declares mpox outbreak a continental emergency with over 570 deaths and 16,700 cases, focusing on preventive measures and the arrival of vaccines next week.
The WHO’s emergency committee meets on August 14 to assess the Mpox outbreak in Africa and decide on potential global health measures.