The Latest Breaking News from DRC

DR Congo's army on Saturday accused Rwanda of staging a "drone attack" at night that damaged civilian aircraft at the airport in the strategic eastern city of Goma.

The suspension of a Congolese player for a gun gesture referring to conflict in DRC raises questions over government’s refugee policy

British and North American taxpayers are funding violence in DRC. What exactly do policymakers get in return for enabling all this suffering?

Carved wooden figure at Venice Biennale aims to spark debate about colonial blindspots in the art world

Two firms, Singapore-based Trafigura and Canada's Ivanhoe Mines, signed a major deal on Wednesday to export copper along a US-backed rail route from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Nigeria and Ivory Coast start favourites over South Africa and DR Congo but this has been a tournament of remarkable upsets

People in affected areas say they are still waiting for government help after more than 300 deaths and widespread devastation

President Ndayishimiye accuses Rwanda of backing DRC-based armed group Red Tabara against his government.

In tonight's edition: South Africa takes Israel to the International Court of Justice, arguing that its response to the October 7 Hamas attacks is a breach of the UN Genocide Convention. Also, there's a reprieve as the Congo River starts receding after reaching its highest level in more than 60…

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Monusco, is ending after 20 years. It will be replaced by troops from the Southern African Development Community (SADC), led by the South African military. Thomas Mandrup, an expert in African security governance and South African military and…

Despite its vast mineral wealth, corruption keeps the Congolese poor – and western governments help the regime stay in power