Angola and DRC declare truce
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The D R Congo and Angola have agreed to suspend apparent tit-for-tat expulsions.
The announcement was made on Tuesday in the Congolese capital, Kinshasa.
It follows reports that up to 20,000 Angolans had been forced across the border.
Earlier there were reports of Congolese miners being bundled out of Angola.
Now it looks like the neighbours - both members of Southern African Development Community, SADC - have made a semblance of peace.
Paul Bakibinga spoke to the Congolese Minister of Information, Lambert Mende Omalanga.
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