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BLINDSPOT REPORT
Wednesday 14 October, 2026

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Each story includes a coverage bar. When one side has little coverage, that's a blindspot.

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Media map

Left

  • Congo Actu
  • Le Phare

Center

  • Radio Okapi
  • Actualité.cd
  • 7sur7.cd
  • Politico.cd
  • Matin Infos
  • CAS-Info

Right

  • RTNC
  • ACP
  • Digital Congo
  • La Prosperite

Left blindspots

Varied framing 3 verified sources

Félix Tshisekedi receives the AU Panel of Facilitators for peace

President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi received members of the African Union Panel of Facilitators in Kinshasa. The delegation included former Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde and Catherine Samba-Panza. The consultations focused on peace efforts in the DRC and the Great Lakes region.

Context: The meetings took place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the Cité de l’Union africaine following two days of consultations.
Coverage by leaning
Center 67%
Right 33%
Radio Okapi Actualité.cd RTNC
🔎 Por qué importa: While Radio Okapi and Actualité.cd focus on the content of the peace consultations, RTNC highlights their conclusion as an effort to bring peace back to the country.
Same story, different headlines

Félix Tshisekedi receives the AU Panel of Facilitators for consultations

Meeting between the President of the DRC and the African Union panel.

Center Actualité.cd “Eastern DRC: "We truly wish for peace to be restored so that the DRC, its neighbors and"”
Right RTNC “Efforts to restore peace in DRC: The AU Panel of Facilitators concludes its consultatio”

🔍 Analysis: Actualité.cd uses a direct quote that emphasizes the desire for peace in eastern DRC and its regional impact. RTNC focuses the headline on institutional action, presenting the conclusion of the consultations as a concrete effort to restore peace.

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Main topics: Peace in the DRC, fuel supply, girls' rights, mining, sports

The right didn't cover: The right wing did not cover the situation of child marriages in Kasaï-Oriental, the civil society demand in Mbanza-Ngungu regarding the lack of police, nor the proposal for a single tax regime for miners.
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