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- Fireworks mistaken for gunbattle in Congo
Independence day fireworks sent terrified Congolese sprinting for cover in fear that war had broken out again in their eastern city. Officials had organised the display in Goma to highlight efforts to end more than a decade of conflict in the
- DR CONGO: Little to celebrate on independence day
On June 30, the people of Goma were invited to celebrate the 49th anniversary of the independence of the Democratic Republic of Congo. But in the capital of the war-stricken North Kivu province, there is little to cheer about. Thursday 02 July 2009
- HRW: UN-backed Congolese troops attacking, raping civilians
Nairobi/Goma - United Nations-backed Congolese forces are attacking and raping civilians instead of protecting them from rebel groups, Human Rights Watch said Thursday. The army late last year and early this year launched operations aimed at flushing out
- Fireworks spread terror in war weary Congo town (Reuters)
GOMA, Congo (Reuters) ? Independence day fireworks sent terrified Congolese sprinting for cover Tuesday in fear that war had broken out again in their eastern city. Officials had organised the display in Goma to highlight efforts to end more than a
- DR Congo: UN Speaks Out Against Prison Break
The incident happened last Friday at the Aru Central Prison in north-eastern Ituri province, Madnodje Mounoubai, spokesperson for the UN mission, known as MONUC, told reporters. Underscoring how prison conditions at Aru and throughout the DRC are well
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