Eastern DRC Conflict Fuels Humanitarian Crisis in Tanganyika
Over 250,000 displaced by eastern DRC violence strain Tanganyika’s resources as humanitarian aid falls short. Communities and agencies struggle amid ongoing conflict.
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Over 250,000 displaced by eastern DRC violence strain Tanganyika’s resources as humanitarian aid falls short. Communities and agencies struggle amid ongoing conflict.
US criticizes incomplete M23 withdrawal in eastern DRC as clashes persist, displacing 500,000 and straining regional stability. IMF warns of economic risks.
African leaders at a historic Dar es Salaam summit call for an immediate ceasefire in eastern DR Congo, aiming to restore peace and stability amid escalating conflict.
Rwandan President Kagame and DRC President Tshisekedi to join talks in Tanzania to address the escalating conflict in eastern DRC caused by the M23 group.
The WHO warns of escalating disease risks in the DRC, as over 2,000 are wounded and 45 killed amid fighting in and around Goma, raising concerns over the spread of diseases like mpox, cholera, and measles.
DRC President Felix Tshisekedi announces a ‘vigorous’ military response against advancing M23 rebels amid escalating tensions with Rwanda. The conflict threatens regional stability in the Great Lakes area.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges de-escalation as conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo intensifies, calling on Rwanda to cease support for M23 rebels and emphasizing the need to protect civilians.