Topic: Sud-Kivu Province

Africa Monitor Is a new peace process starting in eastern Congo?

Eleven heads of state will soon gather to sign an agreement meant to help end the latest wave of violence in the eastern Congo. But will it have the teeth to change the situation on the ground?

In Goma thousands of Congolese army, police, defect to rebel side

Assassination attempt on anti-rape doctor raises fears for aid workers in Congo

Africa Monitor Congo president counters call for Army defection by rebel Bosco

Africa Monitor Congo's Bosco, wanted by the ICC, launching rebellion

Africa Monitor Fear of military subversion in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Africa Monitor Recent rebel attacks in Congo highlight complexity of protecting civilians

Eastern Congo braces for election results

Closer look at Congo preliminary vote tally raises questions

Congo election: Voters in the Kivu provinces worry about Congo after Kabila

In remote eastern Congo, consensus is that upcoming election won't be fair

Catching up on Congo elections

As Congo subdues some armed groups, new ones emerge

Congo's voter registration numbers don't add up

Congo election season in full swing, along with electoral problems

Congo conflict minerals bill hurts the miners it hopes to help

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'

Congolese living in mining region blame 'Obama's law' for economic struggles

Congo lifts mining ban

Congo is more than rape and minerals

Congo's army reaches breakthrough with Kivus' rebel group

Amid rumors of rebel groups unifying in Congo, countries in region discuss joint military action

Is Congo's Army fighting for civilians or minerals?