Democratic Republic of Congo

Kasaï Central is plagued by deadly violence between the security forces and a local militia, Kamwina Nsapu.

APRODEC chairman speaks to IBTImes UK about new complaint filed at the ICC against Kabila.

Probe follows footage seemingly showing soldiers shooting at civilians during a counterinsurgency operation.

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Displaced people say they expect more families to arrive because rebels 'continue to kill people'.

The Pontiff was expected to meet controversial President Kabila during a visit this summer.

Local militia group is said to be avenging death of leader by carrying out attacks in region.

Magazine a novelty in a country where women and girls suffer disproportionately from high rates of violence.

Katumbi, in exile, claims Kabila will block the implementation of 31 December power-sharing deal.

American and Swedish UN investigators kidnapped by unidentified men with drivers and interpret.

UN top official urges Security Council to establish a commission of inquiry on violence against civilians.

Province is plagued by deadly violence between the Congolese army and local militia group Kamwina Nsapu.

In November 2016, 30 people were killed in a Maï-Maï Mazembe attack in the Lubero territory.

Crisis in DRC can only be resolved by the rapid implementation of 31 December power-sharing deal, EU says.

Out of a total 519 registered victims, 399 were reported as minors.

Felix Tshisekedi and former minister Pierre Lumbi have taken up presidency posts in main coalition.

Né Mwanda Nsémi is accused of ordering his followers to bring down the government.

Following a Global Witness investigation, Glencore admitted to having paid Dan Gertler's subsidiary.

Son Felix Tshisekedi and former minister Pierre Lumbi take up presidency posts in main coalition.

IBTimes UK speaks to a leading figure within the armed rebellion active inside the country.

Group was accused of being responsible for a series of murders, rapes and forced recruitment of children.

Damning new report reveals that at least 917 people were arrested between 15 and 31 December 2016.

House of Commons committee highlights need to tackle outbreaks of violence and political stalemate.

Authorities initially claimed shocking footage of army's summary executions of unarmed civilians was 'fake'.

Fears armed groups may be capitalising on political uncertainty to cause widespread instability.

Group was accused of being responsible for a series of murders, rapes and forced recruitment of children.

Footage appears to show army "summarily executing civilians, including women and children".

New footage appears to show army "summarily executing civilians, including women and children."

Local leaders urged for protection after ethnic Nande rebels attacked Hutu civilians in Rutshuru territory.

Central African Republic's new court will investige war crimes and crimes against humanity.