DR Congo

Reporting on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where public health, regional conflict and international power meet. Follow health workers’ demands, the Ebola response and the struggle for security and accountability.

Congo Ebola deaths top 5,000 — Pamphlets V9 news card.

31 Oct 2026

Congo’s Ebola Death Toll Passes 5,000 as Frontline System Fractures

A girl washes her hands at an Ebola prevention checkpoint on Uganda's border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo in a DFID photograph, beneath the Pamphlets V9 headline Global Ebola Form Fight.

29 Oct 2026

Airlines Revolt Against U.S. Ebola Declaration Covering Every Inbound Flyer

Pamphlets V9: U.S. sanctions Rwanda’s military as the Congo peace deal unravels; credited archival photograph

28 Oct 2026

U.S. Sanctions Rwanda’s Military as Congo Peace Deal Unravels

Pamphlets V9 card showing the first participant in Congo’s TUMAINI Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine trial

24 Oct 2026

Congo Opens First Pivotal Trial for a Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine

Ebola-response health workers in Bembi, DR Congo, September 2026. Photograph by Priscilla Lecomte for UN OCHA, CC BY-SA 2.0.

20 Oct 2026

Congo Demands Answers on $762 Million Ebola Reporting Gap as Health Workers Go Unpaid

Belgian raids expose Congo’s mining struggle. IIED · CC BY 2.5 · Archive, 2020

15 Oct 2026

Belgian raids expose Congo's battle over mining wealth

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