Rwandan President Paul Kagame has cautiously welcomed a United States-brokered peace deal with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), while suggesting Kigali will retaliate if provoked.

The accord, signed on 27 June 2025, is being hailed as a milestone in efforts to restore peace and stability in one of Africa ...

Although they fled their motherland, refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo are calling on their government in ...

At this time it is unknown how many have been affected by rising water levels along rivers and creeks,” the Archdiocese of ...

The deal lets the US secure critical mineral supply chains by routing DRC minerals through Rwanda for refining before export ...

As armed groups continue to wreak havoc across Africa, a leading African Catholic has blamed the scourge on the race to ...

U.S. funded treatments in the country have helped reduce deaths from HIV/AIDS to around 14,000 a year, from as high as ...

A new peace agreement offers hope of quelling hostilities between Kinshasa and Kigali in the eastern Democratic Republic of ...

The deal aligns squarely with U.S. strategic interests and President Trump’s ethos for a transactional foreign policy. The ...

A new round of negotiations between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Government and the M23 rebel group is expected ...

Rwandan President Paul Kagame said on Friday he was unsure whether a U.S.-brokered peace deal would hold with Democratic ...

In trying to shut us out, Trump may be doing what African leaders have long failed to do: Push us to stand on our own.