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    Delcat Idengo from  his music video “President Zoba,” Feb. 7, 2025.
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    14 February 2025

    Who Was Delcat Idengo, the Congolese Singer Killed in Goma?

    Delcat Idengo, a politically outspoken Congolese musician, was shot dead in Goma while filming a music video criticizing rebel group M23.

    A child hangs onto a tent near a cooking pot over a fire.
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    05 February 2025

    A Dire Hour for Congo's Youth and Future as the Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

    With Goma under rebel control, displaced families face severe humanitarian challenges amid limited aid access.

     A man carries a cross during a funeral procession towards the ITIG Graveyard in Goma on February 4, 2025 where fresh graves have been dug to accomodate victims of the recent violence.
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    04 February 2025

    Will M23’s Ceasefire Hold? Uncertainty Looms Over Eastern Congo

    M23’s latest ceasefire in Eastern Congo follows intense fighting in Goma, raising concerns over its durability as regional leaders prepare for a crisis summit in Tanzania on Friday.

    Congolese citizens protesting.
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    28 January 2025

    Opinion: World Powers Silent as Congo Crisis Deepens

    Protests erupt in Kinshasa over global silence while M23 rebels take control of Goma International Airport, surpassing their 2012 gains.

    Congolese displaced fleeing the area of Minova board with their belongings boat leaving the port of Nzulo on January 21, 2025 to seek shelter in Goma.
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    27 January 2025

    Why Rwanda-DR Congo Tensions Are Erupting Again

    The capture of Eastern Congo's largest city by M23 rebels reignites decades-old tensions between Rwanda and DR Congo, with both sides trading accusations amid a growing humanitarian crisis.

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