Congo Siasa

A blog on Congo, its politics and tribulations.

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

The day(s) after: Reflection on elections

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Elections have passed throughout most of the Congo - voters are now suspended in a weird limbo of several weeks as they wait for election re...
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Monday, November 28, 2011

Elections update: 10pm (Bukavu)

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Voting has wrapped up in many places in the eastern Congo, but continues in some areas and in many places in the West. Some more informati...
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Elections update: Violence in Lubumbashi and Kananga; irregularities elsewhere

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Voting has begun peacefully in much of the country, with high turnout in many areas (including Bukavu, where I am). However, several serio...
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Sunday, November 27, 2011

Last minute update on elections

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I am now in Bukavu, where I will be observing elections. A few rushed updates: The situation in Kinshasa is tense following clashes yesterd...
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Monday, November 21, 2011

As election dates approaches, fears of delays grow

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A last-minute delay in the election appears to be likely, according to several separate diplomatic sources in Kinshasa. The sources, who wis...
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Friday, November 18, 2011

Website on Congolese mining

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If you want to know more about the complex web of sales, valuations and shell companies that is the Congolese mining sector - the Congo Mine...
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Selling the state: Kinshasa loses up to $5,5 billion in assets

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The British parliamentarian released a statement yesterday suggesting that the Congo had lost up to $5,5 billion in state assets through th...
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