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The following is a list of newspapers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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The following is a list of newspapers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
| Title | Locale | First issued | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| L'Avenir | Kinshasa | 1996 | |
| La Conscience | Kinshasa | 1990 | |
| Elima [1] | Kinshasa | 1928 | |
| Mjumbe [2] | Lubumbashi | 1963 | |
| Mukuba | Lubumbashi | ||
| L'Observateur | Kinshasa | ||
| Le Phare | Kinshasa | 1983 | |
| Le Potentiel | |||
| La Prospérité | Kinshasa | ||
| La Référence Plus | Kinshasa | ||
| La République | Kinshasa | ||
| Salongo | Kinshasa | 1972 | |
| Le Soft international | Kinshasa | 1990 | |
| La Tempête des Tropiques | Kinshasa | ||
| Title | Locale | Years | Notes |
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| L’Avenir Colonial Belge [3] | Léopoldville | 1920-? | |
| Le Courrier d’Afrique | Léopoldville | 1930-1972 | |
| L’Echo de Stan [3] | |||
| L'Écho du Katanga [4] | Elisabethville | 1931-1962 | |
| L'Essor du Congo [4] | Elisabethville | 1928-? | |
| Hodi | Costermansville | 1942-? | In Swahili and French [4] |
| Journal du Katanga [4] | Elisabethville | 1911-? | |
| La Presse Africaine [5] | Bukavu | 1953-? | |
| Le Stanleyvillois [3] | Province Orientale | ||
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