Justice & Impunity: Amnesty International’s push for six million signatures spotlights how eastern Congo’s war toll keeps echoing in daily life, with victims demanding accountability while alleged perpetrators remain in public institutions. UN Narrative Clash: At the UN Security Council, Kinshasa’s diplomat framed the FDLR in a way that omits the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi, reigniting debate over historical responsibility and political messaging. Eastern DRC Diplomacy: In Lomé, Togo’s Faure Gnassingbé met Congolese minister Floribert Anzuluni after Tshisekedi’s confidential communiqué, aiming to speed disarmament, reintegration, and civilian safety under African Union mediation. Church & Identity: Cardinal Ambongo urged Catholics to preserve their Christian identity amid “disorder” in some Pentecostal circles, calling for teamwork among pastoral agents and prayer-led evangelization. Youth & Skills for Peace: JA Africa and the Z Zurich Foundation announced “Génération Équitable,” training 20,000 young people across DRC, Burkina Faso, and Togo to build livelihoods and strengthen peaceful communities. Business, Safety & Daily Life: Vodacom Congo marked seven years without a fatal workplace accident, while a separate report on internet shutdowns highlights how connectivity controls can shape protest outcomes. Mining & Global Competition: KoBold Metals expands in DRC using AI-guided exploration to chase critical minerals as the race for copper, cobalt, and lithium intensifies. Culture & Faith in Music: The Shine Gospel Awards returns for its 4th edition in Paris, spotlighting French-speaking gospel artists. Human Stories: A family seeks answers after the stalled investigation into businessman Vally Amisi’s killing in Kinshasa.