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Thousands Flee DRC as Burundi and Rwanda Trade Blame Over Cross-Border Violence

Burundi accuses Rwanda of driving rebel attacks in eastern DRC, while Kigali denies the allegations and says Burundian and Congolese troops are responsible...

ByDecember 9, 2025
Politics

Over 35,000 Congolese Seek Refuge in Burundi as Conflict Intensifies in Eastern DRC

Escalating violence in eastern Congo forces thousands to flee to Burundi, triggering urgent humanitarian action.

ByFebruary 20, 2025

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