Lawmakers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have extended a state of siege in two eastern provinces plagued by conflict. They’re trying to end the killing of civilians by militia groups. The 15-day extension gives the army and police full powers to crack down on rebels and their collaborators in the region. SABC’s Chris Ocamringa reports from Kinshasa.
For more we are now joined by Channel Africa Producer Nixon Katembo.
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