Congo and Rwanda to begin talks amid tensions over insurgency

Summary by Ground News

Congo and Rwanda have agreed to a "de-escalation process," the Congolese presidency says. The outcome was the result of talks hosted by Angola that offered to mediate. The roadmap includes ending hostilities between rebel groups of Congo, M23 and the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda.

5 months ago

News Articles

More Filters

All

Left

Center

Right

Reuters

East Congo clashes resume after de-escalation agreement with Rwanda

KINSHASA - Clashes broke out in eastern Congo on Thursday between the military and M23 rebels, a civil society and a rebel source said, a day after the presidents of Congo and Rwanda agreed to de-escalate diplomatic tensions over the insurgency. The M23, which Congo accuses Rwanda of supporting, began a major offensive in the eastern borderlands at the end of March, seizing an important

5 months ago·United Kingdom

Read Full Article

Associated Press News

Congo and Rwanda agree to reduce tensions over M23 rebels

Congo’s presidency said Wednesday that Rwanda and Congo have agreed to reduce tensions following one-day talks between the presidents of the two countries mediated by Angola. In a statement, Congo said the de-escalation process would involve reviving a Congo-Rwanda commission…

5 months ago·United States

Read Full Article

abc News

Congo and Rwanda agree to reduce tensions over M23 rebels

Congo’s presidency said Wednesday that Rwanda and Congo have agreed to reduce tensions following one-day talks between the presidents of the two countries mediated by Angola

5 months ago·United States

Read Full Article

IBTimes

DR Congo And Rwanda Agree To 'De-escalate' Tensions

DR Congo and Rwanda agree to 'de-escalate' tensions

5 months ago·United States

Read Full Article

National Post

Congo, Rwanda agree at Angola summit to reduce tension

KINSHASA -- Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame have agreed at a summit in Angola to de-escalate tensions from a rebel insurgency, the Congolese presidency said on Wednesday. Read More

5 months ago·Canada

Read Full Article