DR Congo violence: Fighting continues in Goma
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DR Congo violence: Fighting continues in Goma
The city of Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo remains engulfed in violence as the M23 armed group, supported by Rwandan soldiers, battles for control ...
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