UN TO MOVE STAFF FROM GOMA AS FIGHTING INCREASES IN EASTERN CONGO
JOHANNESBURG (South Africa), Jan 26 (Bernama-AA) - The United Nations (UN) said on Saturday that it is temporarily relocating non-essential staff from Goma in eastern Congo because of the deteriorating security situation in North Kivu province, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported.
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DRC violence: UN relocates staff from Goma as Congolese army clashes with M23 fighters intensifyDRC army is engaged in battles with M23 fighters near Goma, amidst accusations that Rwanda is backing the rebel group, which ...
The United Nations announced that it has temporarily decided to relocate non-essential staff from Goma, the capital of North ...
GOMA, CONGO - Fighting with M23 rebels in eastern Congo has left at least 13 peacekeepers and foreign soldiers dead, United ...
The Democratic Republic of Congo withdrew its diplomats from Kigali as the Rwanda-backed M23 fighters advanced on the key ...
The UN mission in DR Congo, MONUSCO, is relocating administrative staff and others in North Kivu that can continue performing ...
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DR Congo: Civilians at Risk as M23 Approaches GomaCivilians in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are at increasing risk as the abusive M23 armed group, supported by the ...
Intensifying hostilities in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo involving the non-state armed group M23 have caused ...
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