by Congo | Jun 10, 2018 | Democracy
Between shouts of joy and popular songs, it is under the most lightning of entrances that Angèle Makombo, the presidential candidate was welcomed in the multipurpose room Atlantis where she was awaited by a walkabout like the Olympia of Paris. The atmosphere was...
by Congo | Oct 16, 2017 | Social Struggles
A certain effervescence has been observed for some time around a controversy centered on the implementation of a violent political campaign designed to convince the Congolese on the possibility of creating a transition that excludes from the head of the country the...
by Congo | Jun 26, 2017 | Conflict
Organising elections in the DRC without the Kasai means admitting that the institutions can one day function without the participation of about a fifth of the population. In so doing, we will make a dangerous step in the process of balkanization by this act,...
by Congo | Jul 1, 2022 | Democracy
On 5 July 1960, only five days after the Congo’s independence, the commanding general of the newly formed Congolese national army, Emile Janssens(He described himself as the “Little Maniac” (Petit Maniaque), called a meeting with his non-commissioned officers...
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Sanctions as a Tool for Peace: Holding Rwanda and M23 Accountable in the Eastern DRC
James Kabarebe et Lawrence Kanyuka sanctionnés : Les dessous du soutien rwandais au M23
Democracy vs Authoritarianism: The Ideological Battle Between DRC and Rwanda
Breaking the Cycle of Impunity: Holding Rwanda Accountable for Atrocities in North Kivu
Rwanda’s Role in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Geopolitics, Conflict, and Western Complicity
