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The complaint stems from allegations that led to three of the defendants being detained in Congo and receiving death sentences.
Reuters |
Three American citizens jailed over a failed coup attempt in Democratic Republic of Congo were handed over to U.S. custody on Tuesday, officials said, following high-level talks between the two countr...
Yahoo |
The indictment alleges the men conspired to carry out a coup on May 19, 2024, in Congo, including an armed military operation that targeted Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi and Deputy Prime Minis...
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Peace talks between Congo's government and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels planned for Wednesday in Doha have been postponed, sources from both sides told Reuters this week, with no future date set.
U.S. citizens Marcel Malanga, 22, Tyler Thompson, 22, and Benjamin Zalman-Polun, 37, were all instrumental in an attempt to topple the government and assassinate the president of the Central African country in May 2024, federal prosecutors said. The failed coup resulted in their capture and a Congolese military court sentenced them to be executed.
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Religion News Service on MSNReligious leaders counsel victims, organize prayer gatherings amid violence in DR CongoChristian leaders are trying to help congregants suffering due to the current conflict and are organizing for peace.
Congo's government and M23 rebels last week held private talks in Qatar for the first time since the rebels conducted a lightning offensive in the country's east, a source briefed on the discussions told Reuters.
The death toll from flooding that cut access to over half of the Congolese capital of Kinshasa has reached 33 as authorities race to evacuate and support hundreds of families trapped in their homes
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has suspended a contract it had recently signed with a new lobbying and PR firm started by a Trump 2016 campaign alum and former Breitbart journalist.
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The New Times on MSNEx-FDLR leader: DR Congo’s support for Genocidal militia still the biggest threat to peaceAs long as the genocidal FDLR remains in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), enjoying full government support, there will never be peace in the Great Lakes Region. This is according to Straton Musoni,