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We have started to collect the most important news related to Democratic Republic of the Congo in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The International Criminal Court's prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for what he says are the two "most dangerous" rebel leaders in DR Congo.
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The Congo's reputation in tatters
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Heavy fighting breaks out in eastern DR Congo as a deadline expires for army mutineers loyal to the warlord known as the 'Terminator' to surrender.
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Congolese fear rape and forced recruitment after army mutiny
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A massive arms cache is uncovered in DR Congo on the farm of renegade soldier Bosco Ntaganda, known as "The Terminator", the army tells the BBC.
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Selling diamonds on a street market in the DRC
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Army mutineers in eastern DR Congo loyal to Bosco Ntaganda, a warlord known as "The Terminator" and wanted by the ICC, replace him as their leader.
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The DR Congo army says it has regained control of the entire eastern area of Masisi from rebels loyal to warlord Bosco "Terminator" Ntaganda, wanted by the ICC.
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Renegade General Bosco Ntaganda, known locally as the 'Terminator' is wanted for leading an army mutiny in the east of Democratic Republic of Congo, authorities say.
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Troops loyal to Bosco Ntaganda, wanted by the International Criminal Court, take control of two towns near Goma in eastern DR Congo after fierce fighting.
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DR Congo's President Joseph Kabila, appoints respected Finance Minister Augustin Matata Ponyo as prime minister, ending months of political deadlock.
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ColombiaGlencore, the multi-billion pound commodity giant, stands accused of profiting from child labour in a mine in the Congo, and paying the associates of paramilitary killers in Colombia.
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ChinaTracing the secret trade from Congo to China
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President Joseph Kabila calls for the arrest of ex-rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda, wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes - but says he will be tried in DR Congo.
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Hundreds of Congolese troops loyal to alleged war criminal Bosco Ntaganda have defected from the army, diplomats tell the BBC.
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A Congolese airline is to destroy six planes that belonged to the suspended airline company from which they were formed, its chief executive says.
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Pictures as Congo tries to move on from conflict
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Security forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo carried out a wave of killings and arbitrary arrests after elections last year, a UN report says.
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RussiaCongo's Christopher Samba, who had a banana thrown at him while playing for Russians Anzhi Makhachkala, laments the fact that the incident happened so close to children.
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The International Criminal Court finds Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga guilty of recruiting and using child soldiers - the court's first verdict.
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The International Criminal Court is set to deliver its first ever verdict, in the case of DR Congo's Thomas Lubanga. accused of using child soldiers.
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Republic of the CongoA mass funeral is held in the Republic of Congo for some of the victims of last week's explosion in the capital.
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Congolese city picks up pieces after deadly arms depot blasts
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Republic of the CongoThe area where ammunitions stockpiles exploded in Congo's capital, Brazzaville, is still too unsafe to enter according to rescue workers.
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Republic of the CongoIt is still too dangerous to enter the area where ammunition stockpiles exploded in Congo's capital, Brazzaville, killing at least 146 people, rescue workers say.
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Republic of the CongoBlasts at an arms depot, which killed at least 146 people in Congo's capital Brazzaville, were caused by a short-circuit that led to a fire, officials say.
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Republic of the CongoAt least 200 people are reported killed and hundreds more injured after accidental explosions at a munitions dump in Congo's capital Brazzaville.
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Republic of the CongoAt least 146 people are reported to have been killed following huge explosions at an arms dump in Congo's capital Brazzaville.
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United KingdomThe murder of Kristy Bamu has raised concerns about the spread of a belief in Kindoki from DR Congo to migrant communities in the UK and elsewhere.
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UgandaUganda is to set up a new camp to cope with a new influx of refugees from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the government says.
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