Top Stories DRC at un: critical minerals governance must prioritize peace and development Georges Essomba July 15, 2026 Listen to the articleDuration: 1 minx1Breaking NewsSecurity: DRC at UN: critical minerals debate highlights Rwanda army inaction and peace challenges Economy: UN warns of ‘real cost of inaction’ in resource-linked conflicts Security: Lomé talks focus on Eastern DRC security challenges and mediation efforts Security: Beni attack leaves four dead in Mangina DRC at UN: critical minerals governance must prioritize peace and developmentThérèse Kayikwamba Wagner at the United NationsSecurityWednesday 15 July 2026 – 10:11By Georges Essomba — Regional Policy and International EconomicsRSS & XML feedsAdd our XML feeds to your RSS aggregator (Feedly, Inoreader, Thunderbird...)Top StoriesAll newsPDFPost navigationPrevious Previous post: Morocco’s Benkirane expands influence across generations with bold strategyNext Next post: How Benin turns cultural restitution into economic and identity growth Related News Top Stories How Benin’s sustainable financing tools will affect your daily life and business October 2, 2026 0 Top Stories What Benin’s $730 million AIIB pipeline means for citizens, businesses and the economy October 1, 2026 0 You may have missed Actualités Benin’s $440 million funding push and its ripple effects on public services and businesses October 15, 2026 0 Actualités Chad’s Miski gold dispute sparks fatal clashes, threatening local economy and peace October 15, 2026 0 Actualités Mali’s military strikes leave families grieving as civilian toll rises in disputed operations October 15, 2026 0 A la Une Niger’s security budget surge: rising costs without tangible safety gains for citizens October 15, 2026 0 Actualités West Africa’s Energy Paradox: Senegal’s Gas Boom and Nigeria’s Petroleum Struggles Expose Fragile Foundations October 15, 2026 0 A la Une Can Mali handle the rising tide of over 322,000 refugees amid growing regional instability October 14, 2026 0
