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AllAfrica.com
November 20, 2008
Reuters South Africa
November 20, 2008
He was captured by Congolese government troops and sent to jail, before being taken in by child protection agencies.
human rights groups say recruiting ...
Reuters South Africa
November 20, 2008
But the
Angolan government, which has one of sub-Saharan
Africa's biggest
armies and backed the Congolese government in the 1998-2003 war, has repeatedly ...
ABC Online
November 20, 2008
An estimated 250000 people in the
DR Congo have been displaced because of the fighting between
pro-government forces and rebels loyal to General Laurent ...
The Dominion
November 20, 2008
Become a sustainer today by Zahra Moloo The Congolese government surprised many when it announced early last year that it would be conducting a review of 63 ...
BBC News
November 20, 2008
The ethnic-Tutsi dominated CNDP rebels - the National Council for the Defence of the People - chased the last remnants of the Congolese government
army from ...
New York Times
November 20, 2008
Aid
workers say that the rebels seem more serious about providing security than Congolese government troops, who are notorious for raping and plundering, ...
guardian.co.uk
November 19, 2008
... where fighting between rebels and government
soldiers has displaced a quarter of a million and killed hundreds since August. More than 1000 Congolese ...
Ethiopian Review
November 19, 2008
The have urged the Congolese people not to give in to efforts to carve up their territory. "The Congolese Government must put all its efforts into ...
New York Times
November 19, 2008
Just up the road, a captain from the Congolese
army, with whom the rebels have declared a tenuous cease-fire, sat atop a mound of biscuit wrappers and ...
Newsday
November 18, 2008
On the other side, government
soldiers in flip-flops balancing portable generators and luggage on their heads have begun to flee. ...
ABC Online
November 17, 2008
AllAfrica.com
November 17, 2008
The FDLR is currently fighting alongside the
DR Congo government forces against the forces of
Gen. Laurent Nkunda's National Congress for the Defence of the ...
New York Times
November 17, 2008
But Mr. Serundori, a Congolese wildlife ranger entrusted with protecting some of the most majestic - and most endangered - animals on the planet, ...
Deutsche Welle
November 17, 2008
Nkunda, who has repeatedly said he would respect the ceasefire while fighting continued, has insisted on direct talks with the
DR Congo government. ...
AllAfrica.com
November 17, 2008
The talks between the National Congress for the Defence of the people (CNDP) and the
DR Congo government will be mediated by
Olusegun Obasanjo, ...
Haber 27
November 16, 2008
... have been allegedly destroying Congolese villages and abducting
children. President Kabila told the Government of
Southern Sudan's Vice President, ...
AllAfrica.com
November 16, 2008
But our position is this issue is purely Congolese. I think
Nkunda or CNDP have got political issues to sort out with the Congolese government. ...
Belfast Telegraph
November 16, 2008
... fresh clashes in the east of the country. An estimated 250000 people have been made homeless by the fighting between rebels and Congolese government troops.
Aljazeera.net
November 16, 2008
On Saturday,
Nkunda said he is ready to negotiate with
DR Congo's government. "There are no conditions, we are asking only for negotiations, ...
RTE.ie
November 15, 2008
The UN has begun distributing food in rebel-held territory in the
Democratic Republic of Congo, the first large-scale delivery in the area since fighting ...
AllAfrica.com
November 15, 2008
She added that her meeting with the
DR Congo delegation was one of problem solving and called upon the
DR Congo government to "solve the problem of the ...
Human Rights Watch (press release)
November 15, 2008
Independent
November 15, 2008
... as they consider whether the war-torn
Democratic Republic of Congo is "safe". Renewed fighting broke out in eastern Congo yesterday as government troops ...
Daily Monitor
November 15, 2008
Indeed, there is correspondingly less pressure on the Congolese government to rein-in Hutu rebels who were in Goma as
Gen. Nkunda advanced and who several ...
Daily Monitor
November 15, 2008
Laurent Nkunda and Congolese government forces, FARDC; elements of the Democratic Liberation forces for
Rwanda (FDLR) and PRECCO. ...
Slate
November 14, 2008
Power-hungry
Nkunda, his shameless Rwandan supporters, and the feckless Congolese government are primarily to blame. But the Rwandan and Congolese ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
November 14, 2008
African Path
November 14, 2008
According to local sources, after fighting in which three government
soldiers were killed, LRA fighters abducted at least 36 boys and 21 girls. ...
ABC Online
November 14, 2008
Seattle Times
November 14, 2008
Rwanda has strongly denied ties to the general but shares
Nkunda's central complaint that the Congolese government has failed to follow through on its ...
Reuters
November 14, 2008
Obasanjo said he had received assurances from
Angola that no Angolan troops were fighting with Congolese government forces, contrary to repeated
rumors. ...
Democracy Now
November 14, 2008
guardian.co.uk
November 14, 2008
The Congolese government is bringing in Angolan troops as it did during the 1998-2002 war with
Rwanda, potentially widening the conflict again. ...
Deutsche Welle
November 13, 2008
Rebels have pushed thousands of displaced people from refugee camps in eastern parts of the
Democratic Republic of Congo, while the government promised to ...
RushPRnews.com (press release)
November 13, 2008
We urge the Congolese Government, rebel leadership and the neighboring governments to take all possible measures to prevent human rights abuses by troops ...
