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Expedition to the Nyiragongo lava lake (North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo)
8 scientists spend 11 days on top of Nyiragongo in September 2011. Partners : The Royal Mu...
published: 19 Jan 2012
author: africamuseumtervuren
Expedition to the Nyiragongo lava lake (North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo)
8 scientists spend 11 days on top of Nyiragongo in September 2011. Partners : The Royal Museum for Central Africa (Belgium)/ The National Museum of Natural History (Luxembourg) / The European Center for Geodynamics & Seismology (Luxembourg)
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Taking a Stand on Security Sector Reform: The View from North Kivu
There has been some limited success in reforming individual units within the Democratic Re...
published: 16 Apr 2012
author: Easterncongo
Taking a Stand on Security Sector Reform: The View from North Kivu
There has been some limited success in reforming individual units within the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) security forces. With the right political will, and the support of the international community, broader reform is possible. Small-scale success like that shown in this video can be replicated across the country.Read the full report, Taking a Stand on Security Sector reform, here: www.easterncongo.org
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SJB7 - DRC - North Kivu - Displaced persons
SJB7 - DRC - Nort Kivu - Displaced persons...
published: 10 May 2011
author: sammywa462
SJB7 - DRC - North Kivu - Displaced persons
SJB7 - DRC - Nort Kivu - Displaced persons
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President of the Pygmy community in North Kivu on the state of his people (Virunga NP, DR Congo)
Frankfurt Zoological Society has acquired land for this community of Pygmies so that they ...
published: 27 Apr 2012
author: FZSInternational
President of the Pygmy community in North Kivu on the state of his people (Virunga NP, DR Congo)
Frankfurt Zoological Society has acquired land for this community of Pygmies so that they can legally live on it. With funding from the World Bank, we will build houses for the Batwa pygmy community, as well as health posts and schools; these facilities will serve both the pygmy community as well as the Bantu (non-pygmy Congolese). We currently support pygmy children with the provision of school equipment and uniforms. Look us up on FaceBook (www.facebook.com/virungaConservationproject) for more information on pygmies and community development in Virunga and in the Democratic Republic of Congo or subscribe to our You Tube channel to stay informed.
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Batwa Pygmies in North Kivu (DR Congo) explain their problems (The Forgotten Parks)
The Forgotten Parks has acquired land for these people to legally live on. With funding fr...
published: 14 Jun 2011
author: TheForgottenParks
Batwa Pygmies in North Kivu (DR Congo) explain their problems (The Forgotten Parks)
The Forgotten Parks has acquired land for these people to legally live on. With funding from the World Bank, we will build houses for the Batwa pygmy community, as well as health posts and schools; these facilities will serve both the pygmy community as well as the Bantu (non-pygmy Congolese). We currently support pygmy children with the provision of school equipment and uniforms. Look us up on FaceBook (www.facebook.com/TheForgottenParks) for more information on pygmies and community development in Virunga and in the Democratic Republic of Congo or subscribe to our You Tube channel to stay informed. www.facebook.com
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President of the Pygmy community in North Kivu on the state of his people (The Forgotten Parks)
The Forgotten Parks has acquired land for this community of Pygmies so that they can legal...
published: 27 Oct 2011
author: TheForgottenParks
President of the Pygmy community in North Kivu on the state of his people (The Forgotten Parks)
The Forgotten Parks has acquired land for this community of Pygmies so that they can legally live on it. With funding from the World Bank, we will build houses for the Batwa pygmy community, as well as health posts and schools; these facilities will serve both the pygmy community as well as the Bantu (non-pygmy Congolese). We currently support pygmy children with the provision of school equipment and uniforms. Look us up on FaceBook (www.facebook.com/TheForgottenParks) for more information on pygmies and community development in Virunga and in the Democratic Republic of Congo or subscribe to our You Tube channel to stay informed. www.facebook.com
5:35

MSF Frontline Reports podcast, Ep 103: The Struggle For Basic Medical Care in North Kivu, DRC
Paul Brockmann worked as the project coordinator for a year in the Doctors Without Borders...
published: 23 Nov 2011
author: MSF
MSF Frontline Reports podcast, Ep 103: The Struggle For Basic Medical Care in North Kivu, DRC
Paul Brockmann worked as the project coordinator for a year in the Doctors Without Borders primary health care program in and around the village of Mweso, in North Kivu Province. People living in this area of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have to contend with ongoing insecurity and outbreaks of violence that push them out of their homes. They suffer from preventable diseases like cholera, measles, and malaria, and are often unable to access medical care. Which is why MSF has been working there for 30 years. Here Brockmann describes what he saw during his time in North Kivu. For more information,visit msf.org to find the MSF web site in your home country. MSF, or Doctors Without Borders, is an independent medical humanitarian aid organization that delivers emergency assistance to people affected by wars, epidemics, and natural or man-made disasters in 70 countries around the world.
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Building a village for the Batwa Pygmies in North Kivu (Virunga NP, DR Congo)
FZS has acquired land for these people to legally live on. With funding from the World Ban...
published: 05 May 2012
author: FZSInternational
Building a village for the Batwa Pygmies in North Kivu (Virunga NP, DR Congo)
FZS has acquired land for these people to legally live on. With funding from the World Bank, we will build houses for the Batwa pygmy community, as well as health posts and schools; these facilities will serve both the pygmy community as well as the Bantu (non-pygmy Congolese). We currently support pygmy children with the provision of school equipment and uniforms. Look us up on FaceBook (www.facebook.com/VirungaConservationProject) for more information on pygmies and community development in Virunga and in the Democratic Republic of Congo or subscribe to our You Tube channel to stay informed.
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Podcast: The struggle for basic care in North Kivu, DRC
Paul Brockmann, MSF project coordinator in Mweso, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo...
published: 07 Dec 2011
author: msfuk
Podcast: The struggle for basic care in North Kivu, DRC
Paul Brockmann, MSF project coordinator in Mweso, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), describes the difficulties Congolese people face in getting even the most basic health care. People living in this area of eastern DRC have to contend with ongoing insecurity and outbreaks of violence that push them out of their homes. They suffer from preventable diseases like cholera, measles and malaria. They are often unable to access medical care. Which is why MSF has been working there for 30 years.
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Departing Beni, North Kivu DRC in 2006
As our plane prepares to take off from Beni, a crowd gathers to say farewell. (Not all wer...
published: 24 Oct 2011
author: BensInCongo
Departing Beni, North Kivu DRC in 2006
As our plane prepares to take off from Beni, a crowd gathers to say farewell. (Not all were there for us!)
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DRC candidate addresses mass rape allegations
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, campaigning for Monday's national elections is dr...
published: 25 Nov 2011
author: AlJazeeraEnglish
DRC candidate addresses mass rape allegations
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, campaigning for Monday's national elections is drawing to a close. One of the candidates running for a seat in the country's national assembly is Ntabo Ntaberi Sheka, a rebel group leader who has been formally charged with crimes against humanity over his alleged involvement in the mass rapes of 387 people in 2010. But as Sheka staged his only campaign rally in the Walikale district of the North Kivu province, he told Al Jazeera he was only defending his people. In this Al Jazeera exclusive, Sheka spoke to Al Jazeera's Peter Greste in Walikale.
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DR Congo refugees flee to Rwanda
The fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced hundreds of thousands peopl...
published: 19 May 2012
author: AlJazeeraEnglish
DR Congo refugees flee to Rwanda
The fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced hundreds of thousands people, something the UN's refugee agency has described as a disaster. The fighting between DRC troops and rebel soldiers has been most intense in the hills of North Kivu region. Many of the refugees have headed to neighbouring Rwanda. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Goma in the eastern DRC, on the border with Rwanda.
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May 26, 2012 DR Congo_government forces recapture part of Mbuzi mountain from rebels.mp4
The government of Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) said on Saturday it captured part...
published: 28 May 2012
author: MrKJKat
May 26, 2012 DR Congo_government forces recapture part of Mbuzi mountain from rebels.mp4
The government of Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) said on Saturday it captured part of the Mbuzi mountain region, where the rebels of the March 23 Movement (M23) had been holding ground. For the past fortnight, the national army has been engaged in heavy fighting with rebels of M23, a rebel military group based in DRC's eastern areas. But the exchange of fire on Saturday was reported to be the most intense ever since. The military took up positions early Saturday. Mbuzi mountain area is of strategic importance as the rebels could spot from afar any new deployment of the government forces. And it was here that the most intense fighting took place. It was a difficult fight for the government forces since most of the soldiers are poorly equipped, without such basic battle necessities as bullet-proof vests and combat boots. And casualties rose as fighting continued. Some wounded soldiers had to be carried down the mountain by their comrades. The army is confident of victory as at least 40 rebels have been reportedly surrender in the past two days. However, the daily life of local residents in the mountain area was seriously affected. A large number of local residents fled to safer areas, leaving business abandoned and schools closed behind. In the month-long fighting that started in North Kivu Province in the eastern part of the country, the government forces have managed to drive the rebels out of Masisi area, a hot spot when the battle began, and forced them to <b>...</b>
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May 25, 2012 DR Congo_Conflicts continue in DRCongo
A large number of government troops gathered in Tamugenga, Rutshuru Town late Friday after...
published: 27 May 2012
author: MrKJKat
May 25, 2012 DR Congo_Conflicts continue in DRCongo
A large number of government troops gathered in Tamugenga, Rutshuru Town late Friday afternoon in a major ground-offensive preparation against the 'June 23 Movement' (M23) rebels. The M23 group is made up of soldiers allied to General Bosco Ntaganda. Since April 27, when the current wave of clashes between DRC government armed-forces and supporters of former rebel commander Bosco Ntaganda broke out, tens of thousands of people have been displaced in North Kivu Province with some fleeing to neighboring Uganda and Rwanda. It has been reported that throughout each day recently, trucks have been ferrying soldiers deployed from various regions in eastern Congo to Rotiro - where the M23 rebels have been waging war against the government since nearly a month ago. The national army, meanwhile, camped only six kilometers away from where the M23 rebels are holding ground, reports confirm. "We have been fighting the rebels for several weeks now and I know we are going to defeat them. Most of them have been surrendering to the government," said a soldier of DR Congo Armed Forces (FADRC). The residents are hoping for an end to the conflict as most of them have had to escape the current volatile turn of events. For those families, the past few weeks have probably been the most difficult time they have faced, living a life they never expected nor experienced before. For now, Rutshuru Town region in North Kivu Province remains on high alert with regular patrols from both the government <b>...</b>
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earthrise - Protecting People
The Congolese Wildlife Authority has set up a biomass briquette programme which aims to pr...
published: 04 May 2012
author: AlJazeeraEnglish
earthrise - Protecting People
The Congolese Wildlife Authority has set up a biomass briquette programme which aims to protect both the Virunga National Park and the Kiwanja IDP camp residents by teaching women to make fuel briquettes from recyclable materials.
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Congo Story: Edo Nzavake, Women Protest, North Kivu, Congo
Edo Nzavake, head of the group Women Protest in North Kivu,Congo. The Congo Story project ...
published: 29 Aug 2011
author: voacongostory
Congo Story: Edo Nzavake, Women Protest, North Kivu, Congo
Edo Nzavake, head of the group Women Protest in North Kivu,Congo. The Congo Story project is a reporting and public awareness campaign by the Voice of America that uses crowdsourcing and co-creation techniques to raise awareness about gender-based violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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DR Congo rebels mull joining forces
Armed fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo are considering joining forces to fight...
published: 29 May 2012
author: AlJazeeraEnglish
DR Congo rebels mull joining forces
Armed fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo are considering joining forces to fight the government. They're soldiers who defected from the military. Already, the army is battling a rebel group called M23. Nazanine Moshiri has this exclusive report from Lubero District in North Kivu.
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DR Congo rebels consider closing ranks
Armed fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo are considering joining forces to fight...
published: 30 May 2012
author: DuniyaKiKhabrain
DR Congo rebels consider closing ranks
Armed fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo are considering joining forces to fight the government. They're soldiers who defected from the military. Already, the army is battling a rebel group called M23. Nazanine Moshiri has this exclusive report from Lubero District in North Kivu.
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DR Congo, North-Kivu : Displaced. (July 2009)
Displaced. Since 1994, the North Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo has suf...
published: 22 Jul 2009
author: premiereurgence
DR Congo, North-Kivu : Displaced. (July 2009)
Displaced. Since 1994, the North Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of Congo has suffered under constant instability. Even thought the reasons for that instability may have varied, the local civilian populations have always been the ones who suffered. Since 2007, with the fighting between CNDP rebels and the Congolese army starting again,800,00 persons were displaced. They ran away from the atrocities that they endured in their villages and their homes (looting rapes, forced recruitment especially for children). Being displaced, these people lost their food and seed supplies. They can no longer cultivate their fields, and meet their needs, especially for food. For more information about our projects : www.premiere-urgence.org
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OXFAM PROTECTION PROGRAMMES IN MWESO, EASTERN CONGO.mp4
While Congo is officially at peace, life for civilians in Mweso, Masisi territory, in Nort...
published: 23 Mar 2012
author: carooxfam
OXFAM PROTECTION PROGRAMMES IN MWESO, EASTERN CONGO.mp4
While Congo is officially at peace, life for civilians in Mweso, Masisi territory, in North Kivu, eastern Congo, is anything but peaceful. Ongoing instability, increased violence and a deterioration in the basic humanitarian situation, with continued displacements of communities as a result of military conflict, worsening ethnic tensions and land disputes has made daily life for most a constant challenge. Since last July, and with funding from Irish Aid, Oxfam Ireland and a multi-donor UN humanitarian fund, Oxfam has operated an integrated public health and protection programme in ten sites in areas affected by conflict in the Mweso health zone with the goal of making life for those displaced, returned and host communities safer.
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Back to Rwanda.mov
For the past two weeks residents of North Kivu Province have been have been fleeing their ...
published: 15 May 2012
author: NizarAbboud
Back to Rwanda.mov
For the past two weeks residents of North Kivu Province have been have been fleeing their homes following clashes between Ex-CNDP mutineers led my Bosco Ntakanda and the Congolese army. More than 7000 Congolese refugees have arrived at Nkamira UNHCR transit camp some 25 kilometers from Gisenyi, a Rwandan border town.
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Our Voices Matter Congolese Women Demand Justice and Accountability
www.witness.org and http | Our Voices Matter features women and girls victims/survivors of...
published: 12 Jun 2012
author: Witness
Our Voices Matter Congolese Women Demand Justice and Accountability
www.witness.org and http | Our Voices Matter features women and girls victims/survivors of rape and sexual violence from North Kivu, South Kivu and Province Orientale, who have come forward to tell their stories, demanding justice, assistance and the effective implementation of legislation to prevent and address sexual and gender-based violence. Our Voices Matter is a call to action. Background Since 1996, the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has experienced war and widespread insecurity. Women and girls are paying a particularly high price in this instability -- thousands have been subjected to rape and other forms of sexual and gender- based violence committed by all the parties taking part in the hostilities.