Rappler's latest stories on DR Congo elections
DR Congo election loser calls for rematch
Fayulu says the DRC's Independent National Election Commission (CENI) had 'quite simply fabricated the results it published'
DR Congo court confirms Tshisekedi winner of disputed presidential election
The Constitutional Court says Felix Tshisekedi had won by a simple majority, paving the way for him to take over from longterm leader Joseph Kabila
DR Congo court to rule on disputed poll, snubbing African Union
The dispute over the December 30 presidential vote has raised fears that the political crisis could turn into a bloodbath
DRC opposition chief wins vote as rival, church cry foul
(3rd UPDATE) Election officials name Felix Tshisekedi, son of the country's long-term opposition leader, provisional winner of the troubled vote to replace President Joseph Kabila
DR Congo on edge as deadline for election result looms
Frustrations have been building steadily since the election after the authorities cut Internet access and blocked broadcasts by Radio France Internationale
DR Congo curbs French radio station RFI in tension vote
Authorities revoke Radio France Internationale correspondent Florence Morice for alleged violation of electoral law and code of good conduct for foreign journalists
Western powers urge DR Congo to restore Internet
Internet access is cut on Monday afternoon for an indefinite period on the orders of the government, says internet operator Global
Volatile DR Congo votes after two-year delay
(3rd UPDATE) Analysts say the threat of violence is great, given the many organizational problems and wide-ranging suspicion of President Joseph Kabila, who is stepping down
Volatile DR Congo braces for troubled election
If all goes well, one will be sworn in on January 18 – the very first time that the DRC will have achieved a peaceful transition of power since gaining independence in 1960
DR Congo president stands by election timetable
During the rare two-hour press conference, DR Congo President Joseph Kabila does not respond specifically when asked if he plans to stand for a 3rd term in office – something that is outlawed by the constitution
