In Part XV of the Global conflicts under the radar on the Rwandan connection, we look at the post-massacre Rwanda, the Rwandan refugee crisis, activities of the Rwandan army and its allied militia on the Rwandan refugees in Congo, its spill-over (accidental or planned) effect on the Zairian (erstwhile Congo) population, till the last of resolution of the massacre(if there can ever be one).
In Part XIV of Global conflicts under the radar on Congo, we’re looking at the Rwanda connection in the current Congo strife, sifting through the major events in post-civil war Rwanda leading upto the massacres.
In Part XII of the series on Global conflicts under the radar, we’re looking at the Rwandan connection, which is the major factor in the current crisis in Congo.
In Part XIII of Global conflicts under the radar on Sudan, let’s explore the Rwandan connection in the Sudanese conflict – in this section, we take a look at the post-independent, pre-1990s-massacre Rwanda, in chronological order.
In Part XI of Global conflicts under the radar featuring Sudan, I’m exploring the latest conflicts (2025) in Sudan, some patterns I’ve seen emerge from conflicts of the last 5-6 decades in a conflict that has taken the lives of over 6 million Congolese and displaced several more.
In Part X on Global Conflicts under the Radar and the fifth part focussed on Congo(DRC), we’ll take a look at how the violence evolved during the first 4 years of 2020s. We’ll see the escalating violence and massacres of ADF and the emergence of M23 with sophisticated weapons.
In Part VIII of the series on Global conflicts under the radar and fourth section on Congo, we revisit the First and Second Congo Wars and the events leading up to the present conflicts, starting with the Rwandan genocide of the 1990s.
In Part IX of this series on Global conflicts under the radar featuring Congo, we take a look at the Congo’s history including its politics, conflicts, creation, rise and fall of various players during the period from 2012 to 2020.
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