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Person infected while staying in part of Africa where there was a large outbreak of the disease
Decision comes after fresh outbreak of virus in DRC, with more than 500 deaths linked to illness in Africa this year
Most victims were killed with machetes and those who tried to flee were shot, says local leader
Chico Makamda received partly suspended sentence on condition that he leave State immediately on release but failed to do so
Exiled opposition leader warns president ‘we are coming for you’
Congolese authorities blame Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group for attack
Search operation under way after heavy rain causes ravine to collapse on to Kasai river in southwest of country
National Parks and Wildlife Service is jointly running project to find out why Ireland’s cuckoo population has decreased so much in past two decades
‘We are the generation that will be accused of intergenerational sabotage in years to come, because we have consumed so far beyond what is sustainable’
Denis Mukwege looks to political role in conflict-torn and exploited Democratic Republic of the Congo
Global move towards electric vehicles rides on the back of exploiting poor African workers in DRC
Former private Robert ‘Bobby’ Bradley was one of 158 soldiers who resisted an attack by 5,000 Katanganese troops for six days before surrendering
Experts advising the Department of Foreign Affairs say the Russian mercenary group Wagner is behind of much of the disinformation targeting EU troops in Mali
Move is ‘critical step forward in the fight against one of the leading causes of death on the continent’ - WHO
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Police say the attack in Lhubirira was carried out by members of the Allied Democratic Forces
Land rights activist Olivier Bahemuke Ndoole urges more aid for his fellow Congolese. Exploitation of natural resources must cease, sustainable energy must be accessed and the judiciary must be reformed for the country of 100 million people
About 5,500 people are still missing, and thousands of survivors have been left homeless, according to Médecins Sans Frontières
‘This type of incident can make you suicidal,’ one survivor said
Security and trade have the mainstays of French policy in Africa to date, but president keen for new partnership between South and North
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