- Vol 53 No 15
- 19th July 2012
The murder of human rights campaigner Floribert Chebeya Bahizire in a Kinshasa police building in June 2010 has come back to haunt President Joseph Kabila and may now threaten his hosting of the 14th Francophonie summit, scheduled for October in Kinshasa...
- Vol 53 No 14
- 6th July 2012
Rwanda not only supports the M23 rebellion, it may be helping create a new state on its border with Congo
- Vol 53 No 14
- 6th July 2012
Rwanda’s actions in support of the east Congolese rebels, according to the evidence of the United Nations investigation, indicate a breach of a little-known United States law, the 2006 S.2125 (109th) Democratic Republic of the Congo Relief, Security, and ...
- Vol 53 No 13
- 22nd June 2012
A UN report on Rwandan backing for mutineers sparks a diplomatic row in New York as the rebels gain ground
- Vol 53 No 13
- 22nd June 2012
While Congo-Kinshasa’s Foreign Minister, Raymond Tshibanda N’tungamulongo, demanded that Rwanda immediately withdraw its support for militia in eastern Congo, Rwandan President Paul Kagame told a press conference on 19 June that he rejected all accusation...
- Vol 53 No 12
- 8th June 2012
Mutinous factions along the border are exploited by both governments, and Hutu-Tutsi quarrels live on
- Vol 53 No 11
- 25th May 2012
The fighting in North Kivu looks set to trigger the eclipse of Bosco Ntaganda and puts pressure on Kigali
- Vol 53 No 11
- 25th May 2012
Kabila’s new economic programme sets high targets but sceptics doubt the new cabinet can see it through
- Vol 53 No 9
- 27th April 2012
A general has become a rebel again and the patchwork of militias integrated into the army is unravelling and endangering security
- Vol 53 No 8
- 13th April 2012
Small bands of the Lord’s Resistance Army are going into eastern Congo and employing new methods to terrorise local people