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At 10.30am on a Monday morning, the youth centre (Muvubuka Agunjuse Adolescents Sexual Reproductive Health Information and Service Provision Centre) at Kisenyi Health Centre IV is crowded. About 100 boys and girls aged between 10 savoir +

Campaigners supporting DR Congo President Joseph Kabila, whom critics accuse of seeking an illegal third term in office, launched their electoral platform Sunday without saying whether he would run in a key election later this savoir +

Ambassadors accredited to Uganda have questioned the delayed delivery of a judgment on the consolidated petition challenging the amendment of the Constitution to remove the presidential age limits. The ambassadors were today meeting the speaker savoir +

Dozens of legislators in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have attacked President Joseph Kabila over the trial, opening Wednesday, of opposition leader Moise Katumbi who intends to contest upcoming elections. Katumbi and six others, savoir +

UN investigators on Tuesday accused the security forces and militia fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) of committing crimes against humanity in the country’s restive Kasai region. The probe was established by the savoir +

Rwanda’s foreign minister has launched a campaign to support her bid to lead the International Organisation of La Francophonie, officials said Friday, despite her country’s decision to prioritise English as an official language a decade savoir +

A member of the African Union’s Advisory Board on Corruption (AUABC) has resigned, claiming that no effort was made to fight corruption at the heart of the organisation. Daniel Batidam, who served as chair of savoir +

William Shakespeare wrote, « A rose by any other name would smell as sweet ». In the case of the change of name of the independent enclave within the boundaries of South Africa from the Kingdom of savoir +

International war crimes judges Friday acquitted former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba on appeal, overturning an 18-year sentence for war crimes committed in the Central African Republic (CAR). « Mr Bemba cannot be held criminally liable savoir +

Supporters of five pro-democracy campaigners held without trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo since December demanded Friday that the activists be released — or at least face a judge. The group’s lawyer Shabani Lukoo savoir +