Congo’s Escalating Political Crisis Sends Millions Into Exile Thousands die in Congo violence

Careful steps for Catholic Church tasked with pulling Congo back from crisis The task of preventing Democratic Republic of Congo’s political crisis from spiraling into fresh conflict falls to the country’s Catholic Church, one of the few institutions to emerge from decades of turmoil with its credibility intact.

New play “They Drink it in the Congo” poses difficult questions about Western philanthropy Rich-world donors and volunteers undercut their own aid with self-centred behaviour "They Drink It in the Congo"

How A Trip To The Congo Changed Robin Wright's Life

How Buffalo Bill became a hero in Congo - CNN.com Inspired by Buffalo Bill, youths in 1950s Congo began donning Stetsons and defending their turf. What happened next changed the country's history for ever.

Why Congo needs elections next year The Economist explains

60 Seconds of Life on the Congo River The Congo River is the main road through the heart of Africa—for those who dare to travel it.

These Untitled Photos of the Republic of Congo Leave Viewers to Find Their Own Interpretations Compared to its larger Central African neighbor, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo has not been widely documented. Alex Majoli and Paolo Pellegrin provide plenty of visual records in their book, Congo, which Aperture published i Read more ... n May, but they don’t seek to illuminate much, at least in...

A personal look at life in the Congo Leonard Pongo documented daily life in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has struggled over the years with civil war and election violence.