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Lumumba Vea Arrives in Guadalajara to Support DR Congo at World Cup

Weeks of Ebola-related travel restrictions delayed his trip before officials arranged funding for his travel to boost the team's morale.

Africa Day 2026: Calls for Economic, Digital and Institutional Sovereignty

UN General Assembly Declares Transatlantic Slave Trade the Most Severe Crime Against Humanity

UN General Assembly Backs Reparations Call Over Transatlantic Slave Trade

Belgium Orders Trial of Ex–EU Official Étienne Davignon in Patrice Lumumba Case

Globo’s ‘A Nobreza do Amor’ Premieres Monday After Cost-Driven Shift to Brazilian Locations

Lumumba-Homage Fan Defines DR Congo’s Exit to Algeria as Amoura Apologizes

New Files Show UK Considered, Then Rejected Forcing Mugabe From Power in 2004

U.K. Oscar Entry ‘My Father’s Shadow’ Trailer Debuts as MUBI Sets Feb. 6 Theatrical Release

Johan Grimonprez’s ‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’État’ Opens in France, Recasting Congo’s 1960 Upheaval

TIFF Debut of ‘The Eyes of Ghana’ Triggers Push to Rescue Independence‑Era Film Archives

Berlin Officially Renames Mohrenstraße to Anton‑Wilhelm‑Amo‑Straße After Court Rejects Last Injunctions

Trump’s White House Mini-Summit Seals Resource Deals with Five African Leaders

Berlin’s Mohrenstraße Renaming Is Finalized After Appeals Court Ruling

Court Delays Eviction of Equatorial Guinean Writer Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo Until July 23

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, Architect of African Literary Decolonization, Dies at 87

Namibia Honors Founding President Sam Nujoma with State Funeral

Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s Founding President and Anti-Apartheid Icon, Dies at 95

Oscar-Nominated Documentary Explores Jazz, Cold War, and Congo’s Turbulent History

Funeral of Liberian Warlord-Turned-Politician Prince Johnson Stirs Deep Divisions