Democratic Republic of the Congo (National)
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Michael J Kavanagh's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, particularly in the context of African countries such as Congo. His articles often involve government announcements and expert commentary related to political events, with a focus on elections, governance, and geopolitical developments.
Given his focus on African politics and current events, Michael would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts or individuals who can provide insights into political developments within the region. This could include academics specializing in African studies, diplomats familiar with the region, or analysts with expertise in African geopolitics.
It’s important to note that Michael's reporting focuses specifically on news related to governmental activities and political occurrences rather than broader societal issues.
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By: Jason Gale, Michael J Kavanagh
Ebola patients are fleeing treatment centers in the Democratic Republic of Congo in search of food, underscoring how hunger has become one of the biggest obstacles to containing the virus.
By: Jason Gale, Michael J Kavanagh
Ebola-Patienten haben in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo Behandlungszentren verlassen, um Nahrung zu suchen. Das verdeutlicht, wie Hunger zu einem der größten Hindernisse bei der Eindämmung des Virus geworden ist.
By: Michael J Kavanagh, Annie Lee
Some of the European Union’s top cobalt users warn that planned rules to protect workers’ health will instead threaten the bloc’s push to bolster its mineral supply chains and industries like energy and defense.
By: Michael J Kavanagh, William Clowes
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s government is in talks with a private company to train more than 20,000 armed guards to protect its mines, as part of an effort to clean up the reputation of the industry there.
By: Michael J Kavanagh
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who occupy a large part of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have built a force of around 30,000 troops and are consolidating their hold on the region, according to United Nations’ experts.
By: Jason Gale, Janice Kew, Michael J Kavanagh
Three people exposed to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been traced to a province bordering South Sudan, increasing the chances the virus could spill into one of the world’s most fragile states.
The M23 rebels have set up a parallel government and financial infrastructure.
By: Michael J Kavanagh
The United Nations sanctioned six rebel leaders and two armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, piling pressure on actors in a 30-year conflict that shows little sign of ending.
By: Jason Gale, Michael J Kavanagh
New US and Congolese travel restrictions aimed at keeping Ebola from spreading across borders are drawing warnings from aid organizations and medical experts who say the measures could undermine efforts to control the world’s fastest-growing outbreak of the virus.
By: Michael J Kavanagh
US Ebola travel restrictions that require anyone who’s been in the Democratic Republic of Congo to wait three weeks to come to the US are hindering an economic pact between the two countries, Congo’s foreign minister said.
