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Kabila has retained significant power through his political party and his influence within the ruling coalition, potentially undermining Tshisekedi's presidency.Kabila left DR Congo in 2023, officially to study in South Africa.

Fighting between the M23 and the Congolese army and allied militia has continued in the east as the rebels attempt to expand their territory.DR Congo and Rwanda, which denies accusations it backs the M23, may be edging towards a peace deal to end the fighting, which has seen hundreds of thousands of civilians forced from their homes in recent months.The two countries signed a preliminary agreement in Washington last month and said they had agreed on a pathway to peace.

Last year, three M23 leaders were prosecuted in absentia by a military court and given death sentences for treason.The government in March

for help arresting the rebel leaders - Corneille Nangaa, Sultani Makenga and Bertrand Bisimwa.

Passengers on ScotRail trains have been noticing a new voice announcing the station arrivals and some have not been pleased.I have seen a number of Tests ruined because a team is a player down. How do you prove it? It's another example of where there could be argument. It is something that is so difficult to prove.

Common sense says yes, of course, but you need a satisfactory way of showing beyond doubt that the player is genuinely injured. I think that would be open to all sorts of arguments.It's well worth considering. It would take a bit of administrating, just to make sure the injury is absolutely genuine. You wouldn't want to see anyone have the opportunity to fake injuries in order to change the nature of a team because of conditions or lack of form.

We had it in rugbyso we want to avoid that. You need that proviso to make sure the system isn't abused, but it is something that should be examined.