The army of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) asked the Senate this week to revoke former President Joseph Kabila’s immunity from prosecution. Removal of Kabila’s immunity would pave the way ...
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Kabila sentenced to death: What it means for DRC and what’s next
Lieutenant General Joseph Mutombo Katalayi, presiding over the DRC’s military tribunal, declared Kabila guilty – by a majority vote – of “war crime by intentional murder, war crime by rape, war crime ...
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Is Kabila’s death sentence a threat to stability in DRC?
Joseph Kabila remains a prominent figure in the DRC, which he led from 2001 to 2019. The death sentence imposed on him by a military court on charges of supporting M23 rebels has sparked concern in ...
The Citizen on MSN
Why DRC President Tshisekedi didn’t rush to mourn Raila Odinga
As the news of the death of opposition leader Raila Odinga spread on Wednesday, African leaders sent their messages of ...
Nearly 3 000 members of the SANDF who were deployed in the DRC have vowed to fight for their outstanding deployment fees in court.
A military court in Beni sentenced 23 people to up to 20 years for aiding ADF militants amid ongoing regional violence.
Human Rights advocates warn that the sentencing in absentia of the former president will be seen as a political vendetta staged by the nation’s ...
The Dicastery for Evangelization suspended the formation of seminarians in a diocese in the Democratic Republic of Congo, ...
The Critical Threats Project’s Africa File provides regular analysis and assessments of major developments regarding state and nonstate actors’ activities in Africa that undermine regional stability ...
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