The Democratic Republic of Congo is preparing to receive its first group of third-country deportees from Sources cited by Reuters said the first group could include more than 30 people, all from countries other Questions remain over how many people will ultimately be sent and what will happen after the initial Apr 15, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The Democratic Questions remain over how many people will ultimately be sent and what will happen after the initial

The UN report delves into the complex situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), focusing on The report also addresses Rwanda's alleged involvement in the conflict, the role of the FDLR (Democratic Liberation of Rwanda), and the formation of the Wazalendo coalition and Volontaires pour la défense de la Patrie Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The UN report delves into the complex situation in the Democratic The report also addresses Rwanda's alleged involvement in the conflict, the role of the FDLR (Democratic

A faction of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s opposition says it is preparing a national petition and At the same time, opposition parties, activists and some lawmakers have raised questions about transparency , the number of people expected, where they would be housed, how long they would stay and what security At the same time, opposition parties, activists and some lawmakers have raised questions about transparency , the number of people expected, where they would be housed, how long they would stay and what security

United Nations Security Council has voted to extend the mandate of its peacekeeping mission in the Democratic which served as the penholder on the resolution, underscored the urgency of the situation and urged all parties detailed proposals by March 2026 outlining MONUSCO’s role in ceasefire monitoring, and called on all parties which served as the penholder on the resolution, underscored the urgency of the situation and urged all parties detailed proposals by March 2026 outlining MONUSCO’s role in ceasefire monitoring, and called on all parties

Supporters within the ruling ZANU-PF party argue the changes would improve political stability, reduce However, critics see the move as another attempt to weaken democratic safeguards and prolong the rule Given the ruling party's dominance in the upper chamber, observers expect the legislation to advance, ADVERTISEMENT Supporters within the ruling ZANU-PF party argue the changes would improve political stability Given the ruling party's dominance in the upper chamber, observers expect the legislation to advance,

This situation, Pahami warns, jeopardizes the democratic process in Chad, a country with a history of international community's eyes on Chad, the 2024 presidential election represents a pivotal moment for democracy This situation, Pahami warns, jeopardizes the democratic process in Chad, a country with a history of international community's eyes on Chad, the 2024 presidential election represents a pivotal moment for democracy

leadership to take action following reports of an attack on Peter Obi and other leaders of the African Democratic In a statement reported on Tuesday, Atiku described the incident as unacceptable in a democracy and said government has a constitutional responsibility to protect lives and property “without discrimination or partisanship leadership to take action following reports of an attack on Peter Obi and other leaders of the African Democratic government has a constitutional responsibility to protect lives and property “without discrimination or partisanship

Opposition figures warned that these reforms “centralised power” and weakened democratic institutions thousands , and a jihadist insurgency in the Far North has killed over 3 000 and displaced 250 000 people The International Crisis Group reports that four million people in the Anglophone regions need humanitarian thousands , and a jihadist insurgency in the Far North has killed over 3 000 and displaced 250 000 people The International Crisis Group reports that four million people in the Anglophone regions need humanitarian

parliamentary majority in the May 29 election, leading to the formation of a coalition government with the Democratic Alliance (DA) and other parties. development but caution that the coalition's success will depend on reconciling ideological differences, particularly parliamentary majority in the May 29 election, leading to the formation of a coalition government with the Democratic Alliance (DA) and other parties.

residents of West Jordan, Utah, Marcel Malanga and Tyler Thompson, are facing the death penalty in the Democratic The raid resulted in his death and the arrest of over 50 people, including Marcel, Thompson, and another residents of West Jordan, Utah, Marcel Malanga and Tyler Thompson, are facing the death penalty in the Democratic The raid resulted in his death and the arrest of over 50 people, including Marcel, Thompson, and another

accountable following an attack on a camp for internally displaced persons near Goma, in the eastern Democratic Both the DRC and the U.S. have accused Rwanda of supporting the M23 rebel group, which is said to have participated forces for collaborating with M23 rebels in the deadly attack, which claimed the lives of over a dozen people accountable following an attack on a camp for internally displaced persons near Goma, in the eastern Democratic forces for collaborating with M23 rebels in the deadly attack, which claimed the lives of over a dozen people

However, one potential ally, the Democratic Alliance (DA), is seen as problematic due to its perceived Alternatively, the ANC could ally with parties like the EFF, which represent the black majority . Despite pressure, ANC chairman Gwede Mantashe emphasizes the non-negotiable nature of the party's empowerment ADVERTISEMENT Alternatively, the ANC could ally with parties like the EFF, which represent the black Despite pressure, ANC chairman Gwede Mantashe emphasizes the non-negotiable nature of the party's empowerment