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RDC, pauvre malgré sa richesse · June, 2025

Stories about RDC, pauvre malgré sa richesse from June, 2025

Street children are given different names that refer to same reality in French-speaking Africa

Mboko, Microbes, and Shégue are typically from the most disadvantaged strata of society

Written by Jean Sovon

Translated by Laura

3 weeks ago

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Despair grows in M23-controlled Goma

‘I escaped a forced recruitment with some other guys from my neighborhood’ ."

Written by IciCongo

Translated by Laura

3 weeks ago

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