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Rwanda genocide: why Tutsis remain at the centre of eastern DRC conflict 30 years on
Governments in both Kigali and Kinshasa continue to play their part in subverting reconciliation to end tensions and conflicts in the east of the DRC triggered by the 1994 Rwandan genocide
April 11, 2024
Politics & Policy
DRC’s anger at West over M23 justified, but government failings understated
Anti-Western protests in Kinshasa over the war in eastern DRC allow the government to blame the West after five years of limited progress, at best, in resolving the crisis
February 19, 2024
Politics & Policy
Setting aside regional rivalries would go a long way to neutering the ADF
ADF's recent attacks highlight how regional rivalries in the Congo-Uganda-Rwanda borderlands provide the group with oxygen to survive and grow
December 8, 2023
East African Community
Opinion
Politics & Policy
DRC elections: three factors that have shaped Tshisekedi’s rocky first term
While Tshisekedi can claim some successes, including the DRC's accession to the EAC and modest economic growth, much remains to be done to improve the lives of Congo's people
December 7, 2023
East African Community
Somalia’s accession to the EAC: has it been too far, too fast?
The depth of Somalia's security problems raises critical questions about the EAC's willingness and ability to ensure peace, security, and regional stability
November 26, 2023
Opinion
DRC elections: Kabila’s legacy hangs over country’s vote
Former president Joseph Kabila remains a strong presence in Congo's institutions — and that power will assert itself divisively if he decides to back a candidate ahead of the country's December elections
November 16, 2023
Opinion
Africa’s escalating peacekeeping crisis
The premature withdrawal of peacekeepers from the DRC, Mali, and Somalia will exacerbate instability in Africa's most volatile regions
October 26, 2023
Politics & Policy
DRC is set to join the East African Community: what’s in it for everyone?
In February, East African Community ministers recommended the Democratic Republic of Congo's admission. The decision is set to be formalised by the bloc's presidents on 29 March
March 25, 2022
Politics & Policy
US sanctions Ugandan refinery over illicit gold trade
The United States has sanctioned a network of companies controlled by Alain Goetz, a Belgian businessman who owns a gold refinery in Uganda, for participating in the illicit trade of gold from the Democratic Republic of Congo
March 21, 2022
Health
Uganda vaccine trial puts African scientists at forefront of Ebola research
Researchers from Epicentre, Uganda Virus Research Institute, Mbarara University of Science and Technology and the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene last week started a new Ebola vaccine trial in Uganda
August 8, 2019
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