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Suspensions in Congolese army over Minova rapes, just hours after Angelina Jolie and William Hague pledged to combat mass rape in conflict zones.

Martin van Roekel outlines handy tips on breaking into the world's most attractive investment destination.

Terminator Tango turns himself in at US embassy in Kigali and is taken to The Hague for war crimes trial.

UN Monusco peacekeeping troops say DR Congo army must prosecute soldiers accused of 126 rapes and looting.

As thousands to gather to remember victims of genocide, MP David Ward has apologised for comparing Israelis to Nazis.

Initial agreement for rebels to pull out of city in tatters as confusion regins.

100,000 people displaced while rebels conquer more towns including Mushaki and repel Congolese army.

M23 rebels conquer town of Sake and threaten to march on DR Congo's capital of Kinshasa.

Rebels said to be backed by Rwanda take eastern city of Goma despite presence of UN troops.

M23 rebels, believed to be backed by Rwanda, gives Kinshasa 24 hours to demilitarise city of Goma which hosts large UN military base.

The Economist has attracted the wrath of France's Prime Minister with its incendiary cover story, but financial market professionals seem unimpressed by tame attack on Gallic finances.

Manhattan judge says Gupta 'stabbed Goldman in the back' by leaking corporate secrets.

Hollywood producer Peter Samuelson tells IBTimes UK about the pioneering Media Institute for Social Change at the University of Southern California.

UK physicists won an award for calculating the balance of forces that shape and move the hair in a human ponytail at the 2012 Ig Nobel Prizes.

Sex workers in capital Kigali terrified after serial killer goes on murder spree, gouging out eyes of many victims.

Cathal Gilbert finds out that South Africa is far from the promised land for refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Oxfam calls for protection of civilians on top of agenda for the regional summit to be held in Uganda.

Rebel assaults on Democratic Republic of Congo towns of Lubiriha and Kasindi drive refugees over Ugandan border.

European metals dealer hits back at the hacking collective and denies trading in materials from wartorn DR Congo.

Anonymous claims metals trader Traxys ignoring its own guidelines not to buy from war zones as business in precious minerals goes on.

While much has been said about the Syrian conflict growing increasingly sectarian, little is known about the Alawites sect, that controls Syria through the Assad family and which remains shrouded in mystery.