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M23 rebels capture Goma city in DR Congo

Fighters from the M23 rebel group say they have captured Goma, the main city in resource-rich eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

…ted. One camp near Goma, where about 60,000 people from previous conflicts were taking refuge, has emptied as people flee, the agencies report. This is the first time since the war officially ended in 2003 that rebels have entered Goma, which has a population of about 400,000. Some five million people died in the war, which dragged in neighboring states – including Rwanda, Uganda, Zimbabwe,…

Ebola outbreak kills 31 people in DR Congo

An outbreak of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed 31 people and could threaten major towns

An outbreak of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed 31 people and could threaten major towns, the World Health Organization has warned. An epidemic was officially declared on 17 August in the northwestern Orientale Province. WHO official Eugene Kabambi told Reuters that the situation was “very serious” and was “not under control”. An outbreak…

Congo: two killed as 967 prisoners escaped in a massive jailbreak.

There have been no executions in Democratic Republic of Congo since President Joseph Kabila came to power in 2001

ers, and that the armed men had been trying to free a militant who was condemned to death. There have been no executions in Democratic Republic of Congo since President Joseph Kabila came to power in 2001 Dikanga Kazadi said also that the two who died were a police officer and a young man who was visiting his detained brother. There have been no executions in Democratic Republic  of Congo since P…

Congo warlord Thomas Lubanga found guilty of using child soldiers by ICC

Thomas Lubanga, the Congolese warlord, has been found guilty of recruiting and using child soldiers between 2002 and 2003 by the International Criminal Court

Thomas Lubanga, the Congolese warlord, has been found guilty of recruiting and using child soldiers between 2002 and 2003 by the International Criminal Court (ICC). It is the court’s first verdict since it was set up 10 years ago. Thomas Lubanga will be sentenced at a later hearing. The warlord headed a rebel group during an inter-ethnic conflict in a gold-rich region of Democratic Republic…

Thomas Lubanga sentenced to 14 years in jail for using child soldiers

Thomas Lubanga has been sentenced to 14 years in jail for recruiting and using child soldiers in his rebel army

led in the conflict between Hema and Lendu ethnic groups in Ituri, in north-eastern DR Congo. In June, ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said he was asking for a “severe sentence” of 30 years. He said the prosecution was requesting a sentence “in the name of each child recruited, in the name of the Ituri region”. The conviction of Thomas Lubanga is linked to current u…

CAR President Francois Bozize flees Bangui and rebels take control of capital

Rebels in the Central African Republic have taken the capital, Bangui, after President Francois Bozize fled

…ials said 26,000 people had arrived in Zongo from CAR, and the numbers were rapidly increasing. Former colonial power France has called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. It has sent 350 soldiers to ensure the security of its citizens, a senior official told AFP, bringing the total number of French troops in CAR to nearly 600. “I call upon all sides to show the greatest res…

Angelina Jolie removes engagement ring and wears a gold band on wedding finger

Angelina Jolie was spotted without her engagement ring as she arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda with British Foreign Secretary William Hague

Angelina Jolie was spotted without her engagement ring as she arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda with British Foreign Secretary William Hague on Sunday night. Instead Angelina Jolie, 37, wore a more modest gold band on her wedding finger. Angelina Jolie was spotted without her engagement ring as she arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda with British Foreign S…

Pope Francis delivers plea for world peace in his first Easter Sunday speech

Pope Francis has delivered his first Easter Sunday message since being elected with a passionate plea for peace

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Angelina Jolie reveals abundance of grey hairs at G8 Foreign Ministers Summit in London

Angelina Jolie’s scraped back hairdo revealed her abundance of grey hairs as she made an appearance at the G8 Foreign Ministers Summit in London

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Xi Jinping begins Russia visit in his first overseas tour as China’s president

Xi Jinping is accompanied by his wife, military singer Peng Liyuan, in his first overseas tour as China's president

…tant strategic partners” who spoke a “common language”. President Xi Jinping will also visit Tanzania, South Africa and the Republic of Congo on his tour, which continues until March 30. In South Africa, he will attend the fifth BRICS summit from 26-27 March. BRICS stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – five key emerging economies. Xi Jinping’s wif…

How an Aussie unseated Belgium’s chocolate kings

Since moving to Brussels in 2005, Ryan Stevenson has twice won the title of Belgian Chocolate Master

smell of warm, melted cocoa is wafting around the kitchen as Ryan Stevenson meticulously pipes a rich, buttery filling into dozens of delicate chocolate shells. Tall and slim with a ginger beard, the 36-year-old grew up in Toowoomba, Australia. Since moving to Brussels in 2005, he has twice won the title of Belgian Chocolate Master. In 2009, he took the Best Praline prize as a finalist in the Wor…

Bonobo genome has been decoded

Scientists have succeeded to decode the bonobo genome, the biochemical instructions in the ape's cells that guide the building and maintenance of the animal's body

…it here?” To get at some answers, scientists plan to look more deeply at those parts of the genomes where humans share more similarity to bonobos or chimpanzees. It turns out that that more than 3% of the human genome is more closely related to either the bonobo or the chimpanzee genome than these are to each other.   Related search articles:bonobo chimp interbreeding funny pictures og…

Brussels Flower Carpet 2012 in African designs on the Grand Place

Traditional patterns from Ethiopia, Congo, Nigeria, Cameroon and Botswana are displayed in the 2012 Flower Carpet from Grand Place

patterns will already have been filled with rolled turf. In heat waves, the turf has to be watered to prevent it from shrinking, but if the weather is too wet, the grass can grow 4 to 5 centimeters in 3 days,” a statement on the website reads. Brussels’ Grand Place flower carpets are usually made of begonias because these flowers are known for their sturdiness and ability to survive bad weat…

Up to 900 species of tropical land birds could become extinct by 2100

Researchers found that up to 900 species of tropical land birds around the world could become extinct by 2100

Researchers found that up to 900 species of tropical land birds around the world could become extinct by 2100. The finding is modeled on the effects of a 3.5C Earth surface temperature rise, a Biological Conservation Journal paper shows. Species may struggle to adapt to habitat loss and extreme weather events, author Cagan Sekercioglu says. Mountain, coastal, restricted-range, and species unable…

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