Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed 26 people with machetes in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in retaliation for recent army strikes. The attack, attributed to the ADF, was carried out to avoid alerting nearby troops. Local youths protested following the attack, burning vehicles at an aid distribution site. The UN World Food Programme suspended food distributions after three trucks were torched. Uganda and Congo's joint military operation against the ADF continues, with over 560 fighters killed and some camps destroyed.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed 26 people with machetes in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in retaliation for recent army strikes against them. The attack occurred around 11pm on Monday, with the assailants using machetes to avoid alerting nearby troops. The army had been warned of a potential revenge attack following bombings in the Tingwe forest. Local youths protested the police's handling of the bodies, resulting in the burning of vehicles at an aid distribution site. The UN World Food Programme suspended food distributions pending a security review. Uganda and Congo have been jointly targeting the ADF, with Uganda claiming to have killed over 560 fighters.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed 26 people with machetes in an overnight attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the group's retaliation for recent army strikes, was carried out silently to avoid alerting nearby troops. The army had been warned of a potential revenge attack following bombings in the Tingwe forest. The incident led to local unrest, with youths burning vehicles at an aid distribution site, resulting in the suspension of food distributions by the UN World Food Programme.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack occurred on Monday night without warning, according to Oicha's mayor Nicolas Kikuku. Four people were wounded and hospitalized. Local youths protested by burning vehicles at an aid distribution site after police moved the bodies to the morgue. The U.N. World Food Programme reported three contractor trucks were torched and is investigating. Uganda and Congo's joint military operation against the ADF has reportedly killed over 560 fighters and destroyed camps.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, a Ugandan armed group with ties to Islamic State, killed at least 26 people in an attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident occurred on Monday night without prior warning, according to Oicha's mayor Nicolas Kikuku and local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio. Four individuals were wounded and hospitalized. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, which reportedly killed over 560 fighters, attacks continue.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, during a night attack. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack and attributed it to the ADF. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation to eliminate the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred late Monday night, leaving four wounded. Local authorities and activists confirmed the incident, highlighting the ongoing violence despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo aimed at eliminating the insurgents.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed at least 26 people in an attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack occurred on Monday night without warning, according to the mayor, Nicolas Kikuku, and local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the ADF, which has pledged allegiance to Islamic State.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local officials and attributed to the ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State. The incident resulted in four injuries, with victims taken to the hospital. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, the ADF continues to launch frequent attacks.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, a Ugandan armed group with ties to Islamic State, killed at least 26 people in an attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident occurred on Monday night without prior warning, according to Oicha's mayor Nicolas Kikuku and local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio. Four individuals were wounded and hospitalized. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, which reportedly killed over 560 fighters, attacks continue.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, a Ugandan armed group with ties to Islamic State, killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack occurred on Monday night without warning, according to Oicha's mayor Nicolas Kikuku and local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio. Four individuals were wounded and hospitalized. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, the ADF continues to launch frequent attacks.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred around 11:00 pm local time, leaving four people wounded. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the ADF, with Uganda's army reporting significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred around 11 p.m. with four people wounded. Local youths protested the removal of bodies by police, resulting in the burning of several vehicles at an aid distribution site. The U.N. World Food Programme reported that three trucks used by its contractors were torched. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations to eliminate the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local authorities and activists. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. A joint military operation by Uganda and Congo has been ongoing for two years to combat the insurgents, with Uganda's army reporting significant successes last month.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in an attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, on Monday night, according to the town's mayor, Nicolas Kikuku. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group that has pledged allegiance to Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. The incident occurred at around 11:00 pm local time, leaving four wounded. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, which claimed to have killed over 560 fighters, attacks continue to occur without warning, as noted by local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo launched two years ago, the insurgents continue to pose a significant threat.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local authorities and activists. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, violence persists.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in an attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local officials and attributed to the ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State. The incident resulted in four injuries, with victims taken to the hospital. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, the ADF continues to launch frequent attacks.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local authorities and activists. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, violence persists.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred around 11:00 pm local time, with four people wounded. Local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio confirmed the attack, expressing sadness over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred around 11:00 pm local time, leaving four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred around 11:00 pm local time, leaving four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local authorities and activists. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, violence persists. Four people were wounded and hospitalized following the attack.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the ADF, occurred late Monday night, leaving four people wounded. Local authorities and activists confirmed the incident, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region despite joint military efforts by Uganda and Congo to combat the insurgents.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed 26 people with machetes in Oicha, eastern DRC, in retaliation for recent army strikes. The attack, attributed to the ADF, was carried out to avoid alerting nearby troops. Local youths protested by burning vehicles after police took the bodies to the morgue. The UN World Food Programme reported that three trucks used by its contractors were torched. Uganda and DRC have been conducting a joint military operation against the ADF, with recent claims of significant enemy casualties.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, was confirmed by local authorities and activists. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, violence persists.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local activist Janvier Kasereka Kasayirio confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, frequently launches attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, also left four people wounded. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack and attributed it to the ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State. Despite a joint military operation by Uganda and Congo to eliminate the insurgents, the violence persists.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred late Monday night, resulted in four injuries. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group aligned with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes in recent months.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed at least 26 people in Oicha, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, which occurred around 11:00 pm local time, also left four people wounded. The ADF, a Ugandan armed group allied with Islamic State, has been responsible for frequent attacks in the region. Local authorities and activists confirmed the attack, expressing sorrow over the lack of warning. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the insurgents, with Uganda's army claiming significant successes.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed 26 people with machetes in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in a retaliatory attack for recent army strikes. The attack, attributed to the ADF, a group with ties to the Islamic State, involved three groups targeting civilians, looting stores, and preventing military intervention. The incident led to local unrest, with youths burning vehicles at an aid distribution site. The U.N. World Food Programme reported that three trucks used by its contractors were torched. Uganda and Congo have been conducting joint military operations against the ADF, with significant casualties reported among the militants.

At least 40 people are feared dead following a violent crackdown by Congo’s army on anti-UN protests in Goma. Initial reports indicated seven casualties, but military sources and a UN investigation suggest the death toll is much higher. The protests were against the UN peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, which has faced criticism for failing to protect civilians. The International Red Cross reported receiving numerous individuals with serious injuries. An investigation has been launched by the military governor of North Kivu province.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) killed 26 people with machetes in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in retaliation for recent army strikes. The attack, attributed to the ADF, was carried out to avoid alerting nearby troops. Local army spokesperson Antony Mwalushayi detailed the attack's execution and the prior intelligence received. The incident led to local unrest, with youths burning vehicles at an aid distribution site. The U.N. World Food Programme reported that three trucks used by its contractors were torched. Uganda and Congo have been conducting a joint military operation against the ADF, with significant casualties reported among the militants.

More than 45 civilians were killed in a militia attack on a camp for displaced people in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack, attributed to the CODECO group, targeted the LALA camp and involved the use of guns and machetes, with some victims burned alive. The UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO and the UN refugee agency reported the incident, highlighting the ongoing conflict between Lendu farmers and Hema herders. Local authorities and civil rights groups condemned the attack, emphasizing the region's lack of security and the need for reinforced measures. The attack follows recent dialogues between armed groups in Ituri.

More than 45 civilians were killed in a militia attack on a displacement camp in Ituri province, DRC, by the Codeco group. The UN's peacekeeping mission, Monusco, confirmed the attack and is working with provincial authorities to enhance security. The attack has led to a mass exodus of people to the nearby town of Bule, which has already seen a significant influx of displaced individuals due to ongoing violence. The incident underscores the persistent insecurity and humanitarian crisis in the region.

Over 45 civilians were killed in an attack by the militia group Codeco on a displaced people's camp in Ituri province, DRC. The UN's Monusco reported the incident, stating that Codeco, which claims to defend Lendu farmers, has caused hundreds of civilian deaths and mass displacement. The attack involved guns, machetes, and setting fire to shelters. Ituri army spokesperson Jules Ngongo Tshikudi called it an act of sabotage against peace efforts, and investigations are ongoing. The UN refugee agency detailed the brutal nature of the killings, and local chief Jean Richard Lenga confirmed the massacre and the community's mourning. Charite Banza, a civil-rights group head, highlighted the lack of security despite recent dialogues between armed groups. The region has seen a significant influx of displaced people, with around 70,000 arriving in Bule in a month, contributing to the 1.7 million internally displaced in Ituri.

At least 46 civilians were killed in a militia attack on a camp for displaced people in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo. The Co-operative for the Development of the Congo (Codeco) group, which claims to protect the Lendu community, was responsible for the attack. The incident occurred at the Lala camp, located near a UN peacekeeper base. Local authorities and civil society groups reported the use of knives and firearms, with some victims burnt in their homes. The attack has led to further displacement, with many fleeing to the nearby town of Bule. The region hosts about 1.7 million internally displaced people, and Codeco has a history of targeting displacement camps.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the recent toll of hundreds killed in regional floods. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused significant damage in neighboring Rwanda.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the recent toll of hundreds killed by floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, according to UN climate experts.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds already dead from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

A landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory resulted in ten fatalities, adding to the toll of recent heavy rains that have devastated the region. The landslide occurred in the Vuveyi Lac area, burying victims as they slept. Efforts to recover bodies are ongoing, with resources stretched thin due to previous floods in Kalehe territory, South Kivu, which have already claimed 426 lives. Aid workers are preparing for potential cholera outbreaks due to poor sanitation. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, as noted by United Nations climate experts. Similar weather conditions have also affected neighboring Rwanda, causing significant casualties and property damage.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds already dead from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains in Africa, according to United Nations experts.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains in Africa, according to United Nations climate experts.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the recent toll of hundreds killed by floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused significant damage in neighboring Rwanda.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, according to United Nations experts. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly floods and landslides, killing 130 people and destroying over 5,000 homes.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts are ongoing to recover the bodies. In neighboring South Kivu province, flash floods have killed 426 people, with around 1,000 still missing. Aid workers are preparing for a potential cholera outbreak due to poor sanitation. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in the region, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather conditions, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains in Africa, according to United Nations climate experts.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused significant damage in neighboring Rwanda.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains. The disaster follows recent floods in South Kivu province, which have claimed 426 lives and left around 1,000 missing. Aid workers are preparing for a potential cholera outbreak due to poor sanitation. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in the region, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people died in a landslide in the Lubero territory of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with heavy rains causing the disaster. The landslide occurred overnight, burying victims in their homes. Recovery efforts are ongoing, but resources are limited. In South Kivu province, flash floods have resulted in 426 deaths and around 1,000 missing persons. Aid workers are preparing for a potential cholera outbreak due to unsanitary conditions. Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather in Africa, exacerbating the vulnerability of impoverished communities with poor infrastructure. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly flooding and landslides.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused significant damage in neighboring Rwanda.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and recovery efforts are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused significant damage in neighboring Rwanda.

A landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory caused by heavy rains has killed ten people. The victims were buried as they slept when the earth on a hillside above their village gave way. Efforts to recover bodies from previous floods in South Kivu province's Kalehe territory are hindered by insufficient resources, with 426 confirmed dead and around 1,000 missing. The region is at increased risk of such events due to poverty, poor infrastructure, and climate change. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly flooding and landslides, resulting in 130 deaths and the destruction of over 5,000 homes.

Ten people died in a landslide in the Lubero territory of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, caused by heavy rains. The landslide occurred overnight, burying victims in their homes. Efforts to recover bodies are ongoing, with limited resources affecting recovery in South Kivu province, where previous floods killed 426 and left around 1,000 missing. The region is at increased risk of such disasters due to poverty, poor infrastructure, and climate change. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly floods and landslides.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people died in a landslide in the Lubero territory of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to heavy rains. The landslide occurred overnight on Wednesday, burying victims in their homes. Efforts to recover bodies from a previous flood in South Kivu province's Kalehe territory are hindered by insufficient resources, with 426 dead and around 1,000 missing. The region is at increased risk of such disasters due to poverty, poor infrastructure, and climate change. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly floods and landslides.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in neighboring Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Ten people died in a landslide in the Lubero territory of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, caused by heavy rains. The landslide occurred overnight, burying victims in their homes. Efforts to recover bodies from a previous flood in South Kivu's Kalehe territory are hindered by insufficient resources, with 426 confirmed deaths and around 1,000 missing. The region is at increased risk of flooding due to high water tables and frequent intense rains, exacerbated by climate change. Neighboring Rwanda also experienced deadly floods and landslides.

Ten people were killed in a landslide in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory due to heavy rains, adding to the hundreds of deaths from recent floods in the region. The landslide buried victims in their homes, and efforts to recover bodies are ongoing. In South Kivu province, flash floods have left 426 dead and around 1,000 missing, with aid workers preparing for a potential cholera outbreak. Climate change is exacerbating extreme weather events in Africa, increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, which have also caused flooding and landslides in Rwanda, killing 130 people.

Suspected Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces killed 26 people with machetes in an overnight attack in Oicha, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack was believed to be retaliation for recent army strikes against the ADF. The attackers aimed to avoid alerting nearby troops by using machetes instead of guns. The army had prior information about a potential revenge attack. The incident led to local protests, with youths burning vehicles at an aid distribution site. The U.N. World Food Programme suspended food distributions pending a security assessment.