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Congo president says unrest in east could disrupt elections

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Congo's electoral commission started registering voters on February 17 in North Kivu province. Parts of the province are occupied by the M23 rebel group, a Tutsi-led militia. The fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, raising concerns about election preparations.

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Congo president says unrest in east could disrupt elections

GENEVA (Reuters) – Democratic Republic of Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi said on Monday that a conflict with rebels in the east of the country could disrupt preparations for general elections scheduled for Dec. 20. Congo’s electoral commission started registering voters on Feb. 17 in North Kivu province, parts of which are occupied by the M23 […]

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