Armed conflicts continue to drive displacement. Fighting involving various groups has led to significant population movements. The groups involved include AFC/M23, FARDC, and Wazalendo, as well as attacks by ADF against civilians.
A recent report highlights the trends for the month of August 2026. The Sud-Kivu province has seen the most displacement, with approximately 27,324 newly displaced households. The territory of Kalehe has been most affected, followed by other areas.
Further details on the situation and displacement trends are available from the report, which provides more information on the ongoing conflicts and their impact on the population.
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