Topic: Nord-Kivu Province

Africa Monitor Are rape statistics in the Congo being inflated to increase aid?
A new article in Foreign Policy claims one Congolese village over-reported rape in order to secure more foreign aid. Its author says international focus on sexual violence has diverted attention from the country's underlying problems.
Africa Monitor Eastern Congo's new peace process: What you need to know
Africa Monitor In eastern Congo, a new peace deal brings halting optimism
ICC acquits Congolese warlord for crimes against humanity
Congo rejects rebels' truce talks proposal
Congo rebels take eastern towns as conflict escalates
Africa Monitor Is there a "Kivu conspiracy" to undermine Congo? Hardly
Africa Monitor Congo president counters call for Army defection by rebel Bosco
Africa Monitor Attempted rebellion in Congo curtailed by specially trained troops
Africa Monitor Congo army reclaims two mines from rebel groups
Reflections on Congo's elections
Congo election: Voters in the Kivu provinces worry about Congo after Kabila
Congo elections mostly peaceful, but fraught with problems
Congo presidential candidates bring their campaigns to the east
Congo's voter registration numbers don't add up
Congo election season in full swing, along with electoral problems
Military shake-ups could worsen Congo's mass rape problem
Congo mining reform is making progress, but oversight is still lacking
Small but positive signs of progress with Congo's 'conflict minerals'
Local peace builder Henri Ladyi helps Congolese turn from violence
Shocking Congo rape statistics show husbands - not just soldiers, rebels - perpetuate the problem
UN, Congo government try to formalize the mining industry
Congo lifts mining ban
Congo is more than rape and minerals
Congo's army reaches breakthrough with Kivus' rebel group

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