· March, 2006

Stories about D.R. of Congo from March, 2006

DRC: Elections news

Adventures of a Retired Armchair Traveller has two election reports from the DRC – the deployment of EU troops to maintain peace during the elections and the yet another candidate...

14 March 2006

DRC: Towards elections or turbulence?

At Le Blog du Congolais, blogger Philippe Lomboto Liondjo questions (FR) whether elections will happen as scheduled on June 30, 2006. Liondjo thinks back to the aborted election of June...

9 March 2006

DRC: Shots of Mbuji-Mayi

At Renouveau Congolais, DRC blogger etngandu posts (FR) pictures of public sites in remote Mbuji-Mayi, the capital of East Kasai province: the Cathedral of Bongola, recently built electric poles and...

8 March 2006

IWD: Honouring African Women – Part 2

Pilgrimage to Self honours the “unheard voices” of African women – the women who maintain our communities but never get the recognition. This is for the woman who watches as...

8 March 2006

IWD: Honouring African Women – Part 1

On International Women's Day, African bloggers have chosen to honour African women. We honour our mothers, sisters, grandmothers and daughters. Women whose names you will not see written in newspapers...

8 March 2006

DRC: Moroccan visitors

Blogging from the Democratic Republic of Congo Kim Gjerstad in Congo posts on the arrival of King Mohammed VI of Morocco to the DRC bringing with him some gifts!

7 March 2006

Voices from Zimbabwe and the Great Lakes

Zimbabwe: Last weekend Zimbabwean politics were rocked by the flamboyant reentry of former student activist turned rocket scientist turned businessman Arthur Mutambara. Mutambara, who captivated the nation's imagination with his...

6 March 2006

DRC: More fighting in Ituri

Congo Girl reports that fighting has resumed in the Ituri region of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo with hundreds of people once again displaced.

6 March 2006