Ruth Alonga is a journalist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After repeated threats, she fled the country in 2025, before returning a little later, when the armed conflicts had eased. But reporting remains a daily battle for her. Our reporter David Allignon met her.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC, Goma, 10–11–2025. Downtown, illustration of the popular and commercial Birere district and the Instingo crossroads. Daily life under the domination of AFC/M23…

