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RDC-RCA: a 645 metre bridge to connect Bangui to Zango

Two capitals separated by a river, soon joined by a bridge. The Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are taking a new step in strengthening their cooperation. The two countries will launch the construction of a 645-metre bridge linking Bangui to Zongo. Funded by the World Bank to the tune of US$60 million, this book should facilitate trade, secure travel and bring people closer to both shores.

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CAN 2027 Eliminaries: DR Congo sets second success against Zimbabwe

The DR Congo won against Zimbabwe (2-1) on Monday at the National Sports Stadium in Harare, for the second day of Group E counting for the CAN 2027 playoffs. Like in the face of Equatorial Guinea, the Leopards mastered their subject in front of brave warriors, notably through Yoane Wissa.

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RD Congo: Kinshasa wants to keep the Monusco in the east of the country

The current mandate of Monusco in the Democratic Republic of the Congo expires on 20 December. The Security Council will have to decide whether to renew it, modify its priorities or prepare a new phase in the withdrawal of the mission. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, which had requested the departure of peacekeepers, is now defending their continued presence in the eastern part of the country. Correspondence of Aurélie Bazzara-Kibangula.

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Belgium returns to Rwanda and retains its influence in Central Africa

Belgium and Rwanda announced, on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the restoration of their diplomatic relations. The latter had been broken a year and a half after European Union sanctions against Rwandan military leaders in the context of the conflict between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Rwandese-backed AFC/M23.

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RD Congo: Bukavu's people worried after another deadly fire

New deadly fire in Bukavu, in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The disaster struck the Nyalukemba neighbourhood, a few days after another fire that had killed 27 people. The inhabitants are calling for an investigation into these fires repeatedly.

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DR Congo: Concern rises after fires in Bukavu

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the inhabitants of Bukavu continue to search the rubble of their homes after a deadly fire. The latest disaster struck the Nyalukemba neighbourhood, only a few days after another fire that had killed 27 people. Hundreds of homes and schools had been destroyed. The locals are now demanding answers and an investigation into these repeated fires.

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Election at the head of the Organisation de la francophonie: "I am serene", says Louise Mushikiwabo

In an interview with France 24, Louise Mushikiwabo, a candidate for her own succession as head of the Organisation internationale de la francophonie (OIF), called herself "sereine" before the very first vote for this position. The confrontation between Rwanda and the DR Congo "does not belong to the OIF," she says. The withdrawal in 2025 from Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger of the organization did not, she said, constitute a failure "of the secretary general".

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Alice Seeley Harris, photographer of colonial violence in Congo

At the end of the 19th century, the regime of Leopold II, king of the Belgians, imposed forced labour on the Congo to extract the precious rubber from the forests. An undertaking marked by violence and horror, documented by missionary Alice Seeley Harris. Discover her story.