DRC

Arrest of Tshisekedi's security adviser spreads ripples from Kigali to Washington

Regional capitals are closely following the case of presidential security adviser Francois Beya, who has strong connections in Brazzaville, Bangui and Luanda and is also well-known in Western security circles, especially in the US, France and Israel. He remains in the custody of the DRC's main security and intelligence agency, the ANR.

Three state entities vie to probe alleged ore theft

DRC's army, a public prosecutor, and a provincial mining ministry all want to investigate a Chinese firm whose trucks laden with copper and cobalt ore were this week accused of trying to leave the country irregularly.

Rio homicide of Congolese refugee strains business diplomacy in Kinshasa