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DR Congo president's aide killed in crash
Augustin Katumba Mwanke dies in private jet crash in Bukavu, but a minister and the governor of south Kivu survive.
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DR Congo opposition calls for protests
Etienne Tshisekedi's party calls for demonstrations as US expresses concern over legitimacy of recent presidential vote.
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Rapes 'surge' in DR Congo
Oxfam report says cases involving civilians in country's east have increased 17-fold.
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Protests against UN intensify in Congo
Protests against UN forces in Congo intensify as renegade commanders pledge to withdraw their troops from a strategic city.
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