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Four million displaced by violence in DRC

The number of people displaced by conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, mainly in the volatile Kasai region, has doubled in the past six months to four million, a United Nations official said on Saturday.

Burundi: Many continue to flee abuses

Burundians continue to flee their country due to ongoing threats and abuses despite their government's insistence that many are returning, according to a report published on Thursday.

Chad to shutter Qatar embassy and expel diplomats

Chad is shuttering Qatar's embassy and giving its diplomats 10 days to leave the country, accusing the Gulf Arab state of trying to destabilise the central African nation via its northern neighbour Libya, it said on Wednesday.

UN aid chief warns of possible genocide in CAR

United Nations aid chief Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Tuesday there are early signs of genocide in the violence-plagued Central African Republic, according to diplomats.

Burundian Peacekeepers ‘killed in Somalia’

Seven Burundian peacekeepers serving with the African Union have been killed in an ambush in Somalia by al-Shabab.

SADC to send special envoy to DRC amidst political tension

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced it will be sending a delegation to the Democratic Republic of Congo which has witnessed heightened tension.

Three dead, several injured in Burundi grenade attack

Three persons have been killed while 29 others have been injured in an overnight grenade attacks in Burundi, according to police officials.

Landslide in northeast DRC kills 40

40 people have been killed in a landslide in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday. The incident happened in a fishing village on the banks of Lake Albert, according to officials in the country.

UN claims Congolese militia might have killed its investigators

An enquiry report by the United Nations has revealed that two UN investigators who were killed in March possibly died in the hands of Congolese militia members, according to the AFP news agency.

Humanitarian groups urge UN to act on crisis in CAR

Aid groups have called on the United Nations to take "immediate action" in the Central African Republic, saying the conflict-wracked nation is "teetering on the brink of catastrophe".

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