Congo Sues Apple Over Mineral Exploitation

Congo Sues Apple Over Mineral Exploitation

DRC Accuses Apple of Using Conflict Minerals in Electronics Table of Contents DRC Accuses Apple of Using Conflict Minerals in Electronics Millions Uprooted by Violence in [Region Name Redacted – Needs to be filled in] DRC Takes Legal Action Against Apple: Are Conflict Minerals Funding Violence? The Accusations: Blood Minerals Fueling Violence? Apple’s Response and … Read more

Monkeypox cases on the rise in Canada

Monkeypox cases on the rise in Canada

Although the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared monkeypox (MPOX) an international public health emergency, the number of cases continues to rise in Canada. The latest outbreak is a direct result of federal and provincial governments neglecting the threat posed by the smallpox virus, regardless of the virus clade. Colorized transmission electron micrograph of MPOX … Read more

Person infected with lethal variant in Sweden, first outside Africa

Person infected with lethal variant in Sweden, first outside Africa

This is the first time that an infection with the lethal variant of monkeypox (MPOX) has been authenticated outside the African continent. A person living in the Stockholm region of Sweden has been diagnosed with the more contagious and dangerous clade 1 subtype of the MPOX virus, the Swedish Public Health Agency announced on Thursday. … Read more

UN Security Council Decides to Phase Out Peacekeeping Mission in Congo – Soldiers to Be Withdrawn by Next Year

UN Security Council Decides to Phase Out Peacekeeping Mission in Congo – Soldiers to Be Withdrawn by Next Year

The United Nations Security Council has decided to phase out the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The soldiers will be withdrawn from now until next year. The blue helmets, as the UN soldiers are called, have been present in the African country since 1999. The Congolese government has long been calling … Read more

Strengthening Communities and Faith: The Impact of Our Safe Haven Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Strengthening Communities and Faith: The Impact of Our Safe Haven Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Bagambe learned how to braid hair and how to strengthen her relationship with God through our Safe Haven Project. Through our Safe Haven program in Democratic Republic of Congo, livelihoods training is strengthening communities and pointing people to Jesus Christ. Help women around the world 013977 To give In a small, mirror-lined training room in … Read more

Portable Bible Schools in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Empower Churches and Communities in Jesus Christ

Portable Bible Schools in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Empower Churches and Communities in Jesus Christ

Portable Bible schools in the Democratic Republic of the Congo strengthen churches and communities in Jesus Christ. Bible schools strengthen churches and illuminate communities with the light of Christ in northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Train and equip an evangelist 013015 To give Tiane’s life is very different today than it was a few … Read more

At least 120 dead from floods and landslides in Kinshasa | Abroad

At least 120 dead from floods and landslides in Kinshasa |  Abroad

Severe flooding and landslides in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital have killed at least 120 people. Landslides have left a huge havoc in Kinshasa. Whole neighborhoods were flooded and houses sank. The death toll will rise further, Health Minister Jean-Jacques Mbungani Mbanda said on Wednesday. Reuters. Rescue operations are still ongoing. Due to landslides, … Read more