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DRC Prisoner Release Sees 15 Handed Over To AFC/M23 Under ICRC Watch

A DRC prisoner release facilitated by the ICRC saw 15 detainees handed over to AFC/M23 after travelling through Uganda. The transfer forms part of the Doha peace process aimed at building confidence between Kinshasa and the rebel alliance.

Ebola outbreak in DRC cases pass 3,000 as Bunia health workers strike

The Ebola outbreak in DRC has exceeded 3,000 confirmed cases, with more than 1,300 deaths recorded. Health workers in Bunia have launched a strike over unpaid bonuses, adding pressure to an already stretched response effort.

DRC National Dialogue Set for August as Tshisekedi Agrees to Opposition Talks

President Félix Tshisekedi has agreed to a DRC national dialogue before 15 August after church mediation, amid opposition demands and eastern conflict.

Ebola Death Toll In DRC Surpasses 1,000, WHO Confirms

The Ebola death toll in DRC has crossed 1,000, according to WHO and health authorities in Congo and Uganda. The outbreak, driven by the Bundibugyo strain, has spread across five provinces and become one of the largest Ebola epidemics on record.

DRC Ebola Death Toll Passes 100 as Uganda Tightens Border Controls

Uganda has tightened Ebola border controls after confirmed cross-border Bundibugyo virus cases emerged from the DRC, where the outbreak death toll has now surpassed 100 amid growing regional concern.

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Entebbe church collapse leaves one dead, 25 rescued

A four-storey church extension collapsed in Bwerenga, near Entebbe, killing one builder and leaving 25 men rescued from the rubble. Investigators are examining construction materials and permits as questions grow over building safety and regulatory oversight in Uganda.

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