The outbreak in the DRC is the second largest in history and efforts to sweep the virus are on the brink of failure.

War within war: Ebola works hand in deadly hand with the DRC's violence

The image was taken in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 

Gorillas pose for incredible selfie with anti-poaching workers

An estimated one million people were barred from voting because of a deadly Ebola virus outbreak.

The DRC is in the grip of the worst Ebola outbreak it has ever seen. More than 500 people have been infected and more than 300 have died.

According to local media, a female park ranger travelling with the tourists was killed in the Virunga National Park.

Officials from the World Health Organisation are in the area to help contain the outbreak’s spread.

ITV News hears from young and old survivors left displaced by brutal massacre that saw pregnant mums slaughtered in front of their children.

Aid agencies say they are facing a "humanitarian crisis" as thousands flee and explosion of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A young woman in the DRC has told ITV News how she was forced to carry her mother's decapitated head 60km after militias killed her family.

It has been 15 years since the end of the DRC's civil war, but now the country appears to be slipping back towards the abyss.

The UN's peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix said he was "outraged" at the attack in North Kivu province.

The World Health Organization says at least two people have died and 416 others are feared to have been exposed to the virus.

One person has died after testing positive for the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The bodies of two UN experts and an interpreter have been found in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, two weeks after they disappeared.