M23, Congo and Angola

Congo M23 Rebels Say They Will Send Delegation to Angola Peace Talks
(Reuters) - Rwanda-backed M23 rebels said on Monday they would send a delegation to peace talks with Democratic Republic of Congo's government that are expected to begin on Tuesday in Angola's capital. (Reporting by Congo newsroom; Writing by Robbie Corey-Boulet; Editing by Alex Richardson)
Angola will attempt to broker direct talks between Congo and M23, presidency says
Angola said on Tuesday it would attempt to broker direct talks between Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in the coming days.
Congo says it will participate in peace talks with M23 rebels
M23 is one of about 100 armed groups that have been vying for a foothold in mineral-rich eastern Congo near the border with Rwanda, in a conflict that has created one of the world
Angola Urges Ceasefire Ahead of DR Congo, M23 Rebel Groups Peace Talks
Angolan President João Lourenço, currently chair of the African Union, has called for an immediate ceasefire in the ongoing conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). President Lourenço on Saturday called for a ceasefire ahead of peace talks he will be hosting.
Congo weighs attending talks with M23 in Angola as rebels make demands
Democratic Republic of Congo is considering sending representatives to peace talks with the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group that Angola plans to host next week, two government sources said on Thursday,
Angola refuses entry to opposition leaders from across Africa
Angola is under fire after it denied entry to several senior African political figures set to attend a conference hosted by ...
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Barring Opposition Leaders in Angola: A troubling trend for Africa’s democracy
Political analysts point to these developments as indicative of the challenges facing the African democratisation process, ...
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Mozambique: Venâncio Mondlane considers his denial of entry into Angola a “public shame”
Mozambican politician Venâncio Mondlane says his denial of entry into Angola on Thursday was a "public shame" and a violation of the law of that country, suggesting a possible lawsuit against the ...
Africa's incredible £2.2bn 'ghost town' with 'abandoned' £150,000 apartments
Located around 18 miles outside a major Africa capital, the development is home to hundreds of towering residential buildings ...
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Angola blocks African opposition leaders entry for Unita event
Opposition leaders from across Africa said they were denied entry to Angola to attend the anniversary celebrations of the Angolan opposition party Unita.
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Angola pushes ahead with key corridor: ‘With or without USAID, Lobito is happening’
Despite US funding uncertainty, officials say the strategic rail and road project from DRC to Angola’s Atlantic coast will ...
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Tanzania's opposition leaders denied entry to Angola narrate the ordeal
Airport officials failed to provide any concrete explanation for the denial, suggesting they were following higher orders.
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Edwin Sifuna denied entry to Angola despite official invitation by UNITA boss
UNITA, Angola's leading opposition party, had invited a delegation of leaders for a conference, but they were blocked at the ...