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<title>Humanitarian Aid to Congo Is 'Stale, Ineffective'</title>
<link>http://us.oneworld.net/link/gotolink/addhit/83778</link>
<description>The international community must revise short-term solutions to the displacement crisis in the eastern DR Congo as an additional 60,000 people recently fled their homes due to ceasefire violations by local armed groups. 
From: Refugees International</description>
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<title>Congo season</title>
<link>http://uk.oneworld.net/article/view/160250/1/</link>
<description>The Frontline Club is running a Congo season of films and talks, 6-15 May.</description>
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<title>Rights Groups Press Congo to Implement Peace</title>
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<description>The Democratic Republic of Congo and armed groups must enforce a January peace treaty meant to conclude 10 years of conflict, urged 63 local and international non-governmental organizations.  
From: Human Rights Watch</description>
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<title>Climate Change 'Priority' for Africa</title>
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<description>Climate change, the oil industry, and the construction of the world's largest dam in the Democratic Republic of Congo must be prioritized by African and U.S. leaders to support sustainable development on the continent, says a new report released on Earth Day.</description>
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<title>Dam - it's a new scramble for Africa</title>
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<description>It's the usual story: big promises and grandiose plans for Africa - this time for the world's largest hydroelectric project. Then reality sets in: as discussions begin, the host country, Congo, isn't there.</description>
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