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In 1993 when civil war broke out in Burundi Pierre Gasaimbo fled to a refugee camp in Tanzania.
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Congo Presidential Mine Adviser's Death May Cause Power Struggle
The death of Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila's senior business adviser may trigger a power struggle in one of Africa's biggest mineral- producing countries, said analysts including Thomas Wilson at London-based consulting firm africapractice.
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VATICAN CITY, FEB. 10, 2012 .- Benedict XVI has chosen the Congolese cardinal-archbishop of Kinshasa to preach his Lenten spiritual exercises in the Vatican this year.
Congo-Kinshasa: U.S., UN Soft Stance On Kabila Queried
BOTH THE US and the UN have spoken out recently on the Democratic Republic of Congo's status in the aftermath of November election results widely viewed as fraudulent.
Kabila adviser killed in Congo plane crash - govt
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila's chief adviser was killed in a plane crash near the eastern town of Bukavu on Sunday, an Interior Ministry official said.
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Ghana, others lose billions in potential trade earnings
As African leaders now calling for a continental free trade area by 2017 to boost trade within the continent, a new World Bank report shows how African countries, including Ghana, are losing out on billions of dollars in potential trade earnings every year, because of high trade barriers with neighboring countries.
UPDATE 1-DRC to allow Anvil-Minmetals deal to proceed
Minmetals Resources said on Friday its acquisition of Anvil Mining will proceed now that the two firms have reached an agreement with minority stakeholders in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The first means wholesale or mass destruction of any kind. The second, "Holocaust" - with a capital H - describes the one that occurred between 1933 and 1945 by the Nazis.
Flint Youth Theatre to perform reading of Pulitzer-winning 'Ruined'
FLINT, Michigan-- On February 19 the Flint Youth Theatre will be performing a staged reading of "Ruined," a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Lynn Nottage set in the civil war of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Is the DRC slowly falling into the trusteeship of the UN?
The United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has a less than glowing image in the DRC, but there is no sign in sight of the mission's end.
Lonrho clinches hotel deal in Kinshasa
Lonrho Hotels, a division of London-listed property group Lonrho Plc, has entered into a 10-year management agreement for the 450-room Grand Hotel in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo .
Paul Kagame: A General Without Generals
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Congo cardinal to preach Lenten Retreat at Vatican
Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya of Kinshasa, Congo, has been named by Pope Benedict XVI to preach the annual Lenten Retreat for the Roman Curia.
Congo Gold Output to Surge After End of Africa's Biggest War
Democratic Republic of Congo's gold output is set to surge as record prices and the end of Africa's biggest war prompted production to restart in some of the continent's most remote regions after more than 50 years.
Belinda Munoz: City of Joy Graduation: DRC's Peaceful Revolution Has Begun
Incongruous is just one word that comes to mind when attempting to describe eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Jacksonville Zoo: Meet the bonobos who spend so long grooming each other they go bald
Clutching onto its mother, these intimate images of a near-bald baby bonobo proves there is such a thing as too much love.
Africa: Rigged: the Scramble for Oil, Gas and Minerals
The intensifying competition for commercial access to the world's remaining deposits of oil, gas and minerals brings with it a serious risk of exacerbating corruption and violent conflict.
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