(Reuters) -Moves to end fighting in eastern Congo that are essential to U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for a mining ...

Analysis - But Kinshasa will need significant peacebuilding and humanitarian support - and local communities must have some ownership of the process.

A United Nations fact-finding mission was denied access by the M23 to the parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo under the Rwanda-backed militia's control, the UN rights body said on Wednesday.

Efforts to end the conflict in eastern Congo – a key step in U.S. President Donald Trump’s plans to unlock a mining boom – are set to begin ...

But Kinshasa will need significant peacebuilding and humanitarian support – and local communities must have some ownership of ...

As the Trump administration intensifies its diplomatic efforts to end the war in Gaza, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is set to ...

Renewed fighting in the DRC’s eastern North Kivu region, despite the ink being barely dry on a peace deal signed last week in ...

It would be fairly easy for Rwanda to claim that Congo is not abiding by its side of the deal... and therefore to drag its ...

Institutions must negotiate fair and transparent mining contracts with multinationals and uplift nations to escape the ...

Twelve people have been rescued from an informal gold mine in eastern Congo that collapsed over the weekend, trapping an ...