Joseph Kabila

President Joseph Kabila's Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo (FARDC) are struggling to cope with a series of attacks by Mai Mai militia groups on army positions across North and South Kivu and northern Tanganyika...

This has disappointed the families of the victims and outraged human rights advocates who want a full independent investigation and do not trust any agency beholden to President Joseph Kabila's government...

President Joseph Kabila's crackdown on reporters has claimed yet another victim and outraged the Mission des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation du Congo (MONUSCO) in the process...

The authorities refused to renew his visa after the agency had enraged President Joseph Kabila's family by reporting that they were corruptly making US$60 from every Congolese passport issued...

President Paul Kagame's apparent support of President Joseph Kabila is also causing concern...

The violence has provided the perfect excuse for President Joseph Kabila to delay further the presidential and legislative elections...

Some see the call by the Congo-Kinshasa's government for a joint Sino-Spanish plan to develop the much-delayed Inga hydropower project as a political trick to keep both China and the West happy while President Joseph Kabila finds a way to extend his grip on power...

Across the Congo River meanwhile President Joseph Kabila has taken a less parsimonious approach though his decision to hand Mer Group an Israel-based logistics firm a $5...

True to his recent form President Joseph Kabila has chosen to appoint a long-time former oppositionist as Prime Minister...

This expansion in its Zambian interests came in the wake of an ugly dispute in Congo-Kinshasa where the company had established itself as one of the country's biggest investors before simmering bad blood led President Joseph Kabila to expropriate mining units at Kolwezi Frontier and Lonshi in 2009-10...