Rwanda, DRC to join emergency summit

Rwanda, DRC to join emergency summit

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In tonight’s edition: As tensions continue to spiral over the rebel conflict in eastern DR Congo, the country’s leader and his Rwandan counterpart who’s accused of pulling the strings of the M23 Congolese insurgents, agree to attend an emergency regional summit over the deadly fighting. And a South African Minister accuses Donald Trump of bullying after the US threatens to cut funding over alleged land confiscations. 

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