Flagship Coverage
Rwanda has deployed up to 18,000 troops into eastern Congo, using the M23 proxy label the same way Russia uses “DPR/LPR separatists” in Ukraine. Revvmark covers this invasion with UN reports, satellite imagery, and open-source evidence — not Kigali talking points.
By the Numbers
18,000
RDF troops in DRC
1,171
Kanombe graves
30,000+
Press-ganged fighters
Congo Coverage
Twenty-one attacks on health facilities in two months. Nurses shot, clinics burned, parents pulling children from school. Eastern Congo's Ebola fight is collapsing under the weight of a war nobody will end.
Authorities struggling to contain DRC's largest Ebola outbreak due to delayed detection and conflict.
Country: Democratic Republic of the CongoSource: Médecins Sans FrontièresThe Bundibugyo Ebola virus outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo continues to claim lives.While development of virus-specific vaccines is underway, people at risk should be given broader access to the ERVEBO® vaccine.Merck, global health authorities, and partners must ensure that vaccine allocations can enable a meaningful expansion of vaccination.As the BundibugyoEbola outbreakcontinues inDemocratic Republic of Congo (D
Washington has stopped defending African voters. Tshisekedi, Museveni and Samia Suluhu Hassan are reading that silence as permission, while Rwanda's army keeps killing in eastern Congo.
Countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, NigeriaSource: World Health OrganizationPlease refer to the attached file.Event descriptionThe Bundibugyo virus disease (BVD) outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues at a high, sustained level of transmission, with no sign of decline: close to 390 confirmed cases were added during the reporting period and the national seven-day average has stayed between 65 and 67 cases per day. Nord-Kivu now contributes almost as many cases
Rwandan soldiers are fighting inside Congo behind the M23 mask, and the world is cutting the aid that keeps Congolese families alive. Enough.
Countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, UgandaSource: International Organization for MigrationDistribution and demonstration of use of Infrared thermometers at the Nizi Site for the internally displaced in Bunia, Ituri. Photo: IOM DRC/2026.Nairobi/ Geneva, 10 November 2026– Seventy-one confirmed Ebola cases have been identified since the start of the outbreak through surveillance points supported by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in the Democ
Ebola has infected 10,467 people and killed 5,103 in Congo. Rwanda's war drove millions into camps where it spreads, and donors are $59.8 million short.
Countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, UgandaSource: International Organization for MigrationDistribution and demonstration of use of Infrared thermometers at the Nizi Site for the internally displaced in Bunia, Ituri. Photo: IOM DRC/2026.Nairobi / Genève, 10 novembre 2026 – Soixante et onze cas d’Ebola confirmés ont été identifiés depuis le début de la flambée aux points de surveillance soutenus par l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) en Ré
Sixty-six Congolese soldiers have been sentenced to death for fleeing a war Rwanda started. Kinshasa is condemning its own young men while Kigali walks free.
In Ituri, 70% of the confirmed Ebola cases in the DRC are concentrated in a province where weapons dictate the law. Meanwhile, health workers are stuck.
Armed groups are shooting civilians in Ituri while Ebola spreads and aid workers are pushed out. Congo's government and its neighbours are failing the people who pay the price.
Gunfire near a camp of 76,000 displaced people has halted aid missions while Ebola spreads. Who will protect them?
Ebola is spreading through a Congo where Rwandan soldiers and their M23 proxies control the roads, the clinics, and the people who need them. Kigali calls this a rebellion.
Ebola is spreading through a war zone that Kigali's army helped create, and the nurses trying to stop it are being shot at.
Bundibugyo virus now threatens the camps Rwanda's war created in eastern Congo, and no approved vaccine exists for it. Kagame's invasion built those camps. Who answers for this?
Nearly 4,000 people are dead from Bundibugyo virus in Congo, and the armed conflict in the east has left the response crippled. Africa has no excuse to keep looking away.
Rwanda's army is fighting inside Congo, and M23 is the mask it wears. Millions of Congolese have paid with their homes, their children, and their futures.
ADF gunmen killed at least 33 villagers in Cantine, torched a health post, and drove Ebola patients into the bush. Where is Kinshasa's answer?
Trump wants a Congo peace deal and minerals contracts to polish his legacy. Africans will pay for his photo opportunities, and Rwanda's soldiers will keep killing.
South Africa spends 0.78% of its GDP on its army while sending troops into Congo and Mozambique. Pay for the ambition or stop pretending you have it.
Several European nations are negotiating a deal to deport rejected asylum seekers to Rwanda — the same Rwanda that is waging a 30-year war of aggression against the DRC. Would Europe pay Russia to accept migrants while it bombs Ukraine? The double standard exposes the hollow core of Europe's rules-based order.
Clemson University researchers uncovered a coordinated AI-powered influence campaign run by Rwanda's ruling party on X, using ChatGPT to generate anti-Congo propaganda at industrial scale.
More than 5,000 Congolese are dead from Bundibugyo Ebola, with no approved vaccine. Kagame's invading army has made the response harder, and the world is looking away.
Congo is fighting a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak with no approved vaccine, while Rwanda's army and its M23 proxy keep tearing apart the health system.
Over 5,100 Congolese are dead from a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak with no licensed vaccine. Ituri is burning, and the response is failing the people it was built to protect.
Rwanda's invasion of eastern Congo is the test the next UN Secretary-General cannot fail. Africa must decide whether its voice in this race means anything.
Polio is returning to Congo's children while Kigali's invading army keeps vaccinators out of the east. Africa's leaders are staying silent.
Rwanda's war has pushed eastern Congo into the worst cholera outbreak in decades. Nearly 1,800 people are dead. Who will answer for it?
Kabila demands constitutional guarantees in Doha. He himself extended his power beyond his mandate, and Kigali occupies eastern Congo.
The Democratic sweep of the 2026 midterms could reshape US policy on eastern Congo. A look at how Democrats and Republicans have historically approached the DRC-Rwanda crisis, and what a return to rules-based order means for Kagame.
Kagame's army is waging a war of aggression in eastern Congo, and the wounded are arriving at border clinics faster than anyone can treat them.
More than 10,500 confirmed cases and 5,126 deaths in the DRC before the first vaccine trial for this Ebola strain. Who failed these families, and who will answer for it?
Country: Democratic Republic of the CongoSources: CCCM Cluster, Shelter Cluster, UN High Commissioner for RefugeesPlease refer to the attached file.
Rwanda's invasion has uprooted millions in eastern Congo, and families are stripping forests for firewood and shelter. Green workshops cannot stop a war of aggression.
Congo is racing to test two new Ebola vaccines while Rwandan troops occupy its east. The virus does not check passports, and neither should our outrage.
Scientists are racing to test two new vaccines against Bundibugyo Ebola in Congo, but Rwanda's war in the east is making every outbreak harder to contain.
Congo's Bundibugyo virus outbreak has killed 5,103 people, and nearly half of those infected die. Africa's response is still too slow.
Rwanda opens a malaria trial while its army occupies eastern Congo, where Ebola has killed more than 5,300 people. Who is protecting the Congolese?
The US imposed sanctions on Rwanda's army over its role in the conflict in DR Congo.
Rwanda's army and its M23 proxies are choking South Kivu's aid lifelines while Congolese children go hungry. Where is the African Union?
Rwanda's proxy M23 is choking aid routes in North Kivu while the world debates. Civilians are paying with their lives, and our governments are silent.
Country: Democratic Republic of the CongoSource: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsPlease refer to the attached Infographic.
Families in Kolwezi are suing a Chinese mining giant for poisoning their land and water. Their own government is in the dock beside it.
In Nizi, eastern Ituri, families hid their dead and avoided treatment centres while Ebola-type disease spread. A WHO survey shows the fear was real, and so was the neglect behind it.
Rwanda's invasion has left Ebola responders in eastern Congo fighting blind. Starlink dishes are now the only lifeline while the war drags on.
Donors and foreign governments shape African research while Rwandan troops fight inside Congo. Our think tanks must answer to us.
Congo logged 2,513 suspected cholera cases in one week and 96 deaths, triple last year. Rwanda's war is blocking the response, and the money to fight back still doesn't exist.
A single storm turned the streets of Kindu into rivers. The Red Cross is asking the world for help, while a state that can fund wars cannot fund a drain.
Joseph Kabila, sentenced to death in absentia for treason and war crimes, now leads a coalition that includes Rwanda's M23 proxy. Africa's leaders are watching, and too many are saying nothing.