What is the way forward out of Congo (DRC) Conflicts? The people who can decide best on that are the people on the ground, close observers, mediators and so on, one of who is Africa centre, whose well- thought-out article, I've based my opinions on.
Let's explore the root causes of the Congo (DRC) conflicts, especially in Eastern Congo which include it’s vast mineral resources, the tug-of-wars among various players to own it, the corruption of the political system, ineffectiveness of judiciary and so on.
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In this article, we take a look at the brutal ending of Congolese nationalist Patrice Lumumba at the hands of colonist, Belgium, suitable aided by the US CIA operatives and UN inaction.
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We have seen the politics or more accurately, the commerce of the Congo (DRC) Conflicts. Now let’s look at the humanitarian and environmental costs of these conflicts.
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In this article, we look into the activities of a group that considers Congolese people valuable subjects for their business - the pharma industry and the likes of Bill Gates.
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In this article, we look into interventions by western players in Congo (DRC) conflicts.
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Let’s look at some of the other major players and their roles in DRC’s conflicts and its people’s suffering, particularly in Eastern Congo.
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In this article, we look further into Rwandan machinations in Congo (DRC) conflict and other African countries with military interventions and aggressive economic activities, we can see Rwanda positioning itself as the Israel of Africa.
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In this section, we take a look at the Rwanda’s history post-independence, 1994 massacre, to it’s role in Congo conflict.
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India's defiant response to US tariffs is big news these days. As tempting as it is to portray India’s stand against US bullying as the grand rebellion, we need to step back to see the picture clearly.
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