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Congo-Kinshasa: Monusco Force Commander in Bunia to Strengthen Cooperation With the Army in Civilian Protection

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Press Release - The MONUSCO Force Commander, General Ulisses de Mesquita Gomes, arrived in Bunia on Monday, August 18, for a visit dedicated to assessing the security situation in Ituri, strengthening civilian protection, and consolidating operational cooperation with the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC).Africa · Ituri Read Article

South Africa: Fleeing Conflict, Facing Crisis - South Sudanese Refugees Amass in Ituri, DR Congo

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With violence intensifying in South Sudan, more than 33,000 refugees have fled to northern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In May, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) launched an emergency intervention to provide lifesaving medical care to a community facing crisis.Refugees · Ituri See the Story

“Ituri is bleeding”: Caritas in DR Congo Condemns Ongoing Massacres, Calls for End to State of Siege

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The humanitarian arm of the Catholic Diocese of Bunia in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has denounced the massacre of innocent civilians following the July 27 attack on Blessed Anuarite Komanda Parish and other areas in DRC’s Ituri Province, warning that the region has been “abandoned in the face of horror” and that the state of siege imposed by the government has failed to bring peace and security to the population. In a statement issue…Islam · Ituri See the Story

Central Africa: Monusco Strongly Condemns the Resurgence of Violence in Djugu Territory and Deadly ADF Attacks in Ituri and North Kivu

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Press Release - Kinshasa, 23 July 2025- The United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the DR Congo (MONUSCO) strongly condemns the resurgence of violence observed during the month of July in Ituri Province, which has resulted in the deaths of dozens of civilians.l'Ituri, qui a causé la mort de dizaines de civils.United Nations · Ituri See the Story

Congo-Kinshasa: In Aru, Local Armed Groups Commit to Ending Hostilities in Ituri

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Press Release - Six armed groups: CODECO, FRPI, FPIC, Tchini ya Tuna, Zaïre and MAPI , have signed an agreement to halt the violence that continues to destabilize the province of Ituri. The initiative marks a significant step forward in the peace process, building on a previous protocol signed in 2023, known as "Aru 1." This latest development, referred to as "Aru 2" represents a renewed commitment to dialogue and reconciliation.Africa · Ituri See the Story

Gen Muhoozi Insists Ituri Governor Resigns

The Chief of the Ugandan Army and Special Operations Advisor to President Yoweri Kagutta Museveni, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has once again called on the Governor of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo to resign from his position. Gen Muhoozi, who was in Kinshasa on a visit with DRC President Felix Tshisekedi and senior Congolese military officials, agreed to expand ‘Operation Shujaa’ to restore peace and security in parts of Ituri and Nort…Ituri, Orientale · Ituri Read Article

Congo-Kinshasa: Ituri - in Djugu, Women Revive Peace Dialogue Between Mandro and Ezekere

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Five years had passed before notables from the Ezekere community finally set foot in Mandro again. It was a historic day, marked by emotion, sincerity, and hope, as Lendu and Hema sat face to face, spoke to each other, and dared to cross the barrier of fear.Africa · Ituri Read Article

Endangered creatures return home more than a decade after violent attack: 'Having them in our forests is a great source of pride'

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After a violent attack on humans and okapi in 2012, the first okapi are being brought back to the Okapi Wildlife Reserve in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as reported by Mongabay. "Having them in our forests is a great source of pride," said Dieudonné Lossa, a member of the local community and provincial coordinator of the REDD+ climate working group. Photo Credit: iStock Rangers at the reserve, in partnership with the Okapi Conservation Pr…Ituri, Orientale · Ituri Read Article