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France waits for asylum process to play out before arresting DRC war crimes suspect

Congolese former warlord Roger Lumbala had been living in France since the late 1990s but was only detained on war crimes charges at the end of December after losing his last bid for asylum. [...]
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After having reigned over Congo-K for the last 22 years, the Kabila family needs to invent a new future for itself. Having left the presidential throne to Felix Tshisekedi in January, the clan has been working for the last two months on plans to fall back on its native Tanganyika province in eastern Congo-K, and, more specifically, to the town of Manono, which, in recent years, has become the capital of African lithium prospecting.

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