Congo, M23 Rebels to Begin Direct Peace Talks on March 18, Angola Says
LUANDA (Reuters) -Direct peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels will begin in the Angolan capital on March 18, Angola's presidency said in a statement on Wednesday. The Southern African country has been trying to mediate a lasting ceasefire and de-escalate tensions between Congo and neighbouring Rwanda,
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Goma reacts to prospect of Kinshasa-rebel dialogue brokered by AngolaFollowing a brief visit to Luanda by Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi Tuesday, the Angolan presidency announced that it ...
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government has offered five million US Dollars to any person that will help in the ...
ABUJA, Nigeria — Rwanda-backed rebels have captured two key cities in Congo’s mineral-rich east in less than a month after a major escalation in their yearslong fighting against overstretched ...
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M23 rebels advance as DRC gov’t offers $5m reward to capture rebel leadersThe M23 armed group has pushed deeper into the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mineral-rich region after capturing the key ...
Columns of M23 fighters allied with Rwandan troops on ... The Congolese armed forces who abandoned Bukavu on Friday left behind weapons that were collected by civilians and bandits.
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