Families displaced by violence in eastern DRC are rebuilding their lives with support from UNICEF through a cash transfer ...

‘Our Minova is back’ To the residents of Minova, who have since returned to their homes and are back tilling their farms, they are hoping the peace they are enjoying now is not for the short term.

In Minova, Burundian forces could see Rwanda In terms of supplies, Minova was a strategic area. With the M23 blocking the Minova-Goma road in the months prior to the capture of Goma, ...

M23 rebels have seized the town of Minova in eastern DR Congo, a key supply route for the provincial capital Goma, authorities said. The provincial governor of South Kivu, Jean-Jacques Purusi, on ...

M23 rebels seized the town of Minova in eastern Congo, a key supply route for the provincial capital Goma, authorities said Tuesday, leading to a mass exodus of people in the face of a new ...

A significant number of Minova's residents, which already included a large number of displaced people, have fled further south, an OCHA statement said, citing estimates that fighting in the area ...

The boat set off from the port of Minova, in South Kivu province, earlier in the day and was en route to Goma, in North Kivu province, Purusi said, speaking over the phone.

It was going from Minova in South Kivu province to Goma, in North Kivu province. Earlier in the day, witnesses said they saw rescue services recover at least 50 bodies from the water.

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'Our Minova is back' To the residents of Minova, who have since returned to their homes and are back tilling their farms, they are hoping the peace they are enjoying now is not for the short term.

M23 rebels seize Minova, key supply route to Goma Congo, UN accuse Rwanda of backing M23 rebels Latest fighting displaces over 178,000 people, NGOs suspend activities GOMA, Democratic Republic of ...

Minova is a strategically important port on the shores of Lake Kivu and a transit point for many agricultural goods heading to Goma, about 28 miles (45 kilometers) away.