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Bemba Drops 13 Witnesses

17 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Lawyers representing Jean-Pierre Bemba in his trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have reduced from 63 to 50 the number of witnesses they intended to call to testify for the former vice president of the Democratic Republic of Congo. In a... Read more

Children Treated After Attack in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

17 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Goma — Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is treating survivors of an attack on Mpeti in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The village, which is home to around one thousand people, was attacked by men armed with bayonets,... Read more

U.S. Legislation Address Child Abduction in the DR-Congo

17 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Washington, DC — Legislation on parental abduction of U.S. children overseas, human rights issues in Vietnam and the crisis in the Congo was passed at the first bill mark-up of the 113th Congress by the House panel that oversees human rights... Read more

DRC Soldiers Hold 16 Zambians

17 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

CONGOLESE soldiers are holding 16 Zambian fishermen captive for allegedly straying into that country while on a fishing expedition. The Congolese authorities have demanded a KR135, 000 penalty fee for the release of the fishermen from Nsama District, that strayed onto the... Read more

Africa May Not Reap Much From Its Riches, Report Finds

15 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Africa's commodity boom of the 1970s is singularly remarkable because it failed to deliver economic and social transformation. In a majority of resource rich countries, a tight clique of corrupt politicians and their acolytes controlled natural resources revenues. Is Africa's new... Read more

ICC Unaware of Bozizé Forces' Crimes - Witness

15 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Today, a witness said he regretted that the crimes his colleagues committed while they fought to capture power in the Central African Republic (CAR) in 2002 and 2003 were not known to the world court trying former Congolese opposition leader Jean-Pierre... Read more

Tripartite Meeting Yields Positive Results

15 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Luanda — The Foreign Affairs minister, Georges Chicoti, last Tuesday in Luanda said that the Tripartite Meeting held last Monday, in South Africa, to analyse the situation prevailing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, brought about the expected results. Speaking briefly... Read more

Tripartite Meeting Discusses DR Congo Situation

14 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Luanda — Foreign Affairs ministers of Angola, South Africa (host) and RDC will discuss Monday the prevailing situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). To this purpose, an Angolan delegation from the Foreign Affairs Ministry, headed by the incumbent minister, Georges... Read more

Immature Fish Destined for DRC Impounded

14 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

Eight tones of immature fish worth millions of shillings destined for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been impounded. The transporting lorry registration number UAP 268 F was intercepted in the western district of Rukungiri and taken to a police station... Read more

Bozizé Soldiers 'Committed Crimes in Bemba-Controlled Zone'

13 May 2013 | DR Congo | Source : AllAfrica News: DR Congo

François Bozizé's rebels terrorized civilians in some Central African Republic (CAR) towns that were under the control of Jean-Pierre Bemba's troops, the International Criminal Court (ICC) heard on Friday. "The crimes were committed by the rebel fighters while they were there, and... Read more