Congo erupts, again

Article Abstract:

Laurent Kabila gained power in Congo with aid from Uganda and Rwanda, but those countries appear to be helping a rebel movement against Kabila. Kabila has failed to bring in economic reform and has alienated aid donors and foreign investors. Africans previously did not cross borders, but Africa has been called on to solve African problems itself. A political solution would be preferable but would be difficult to achieve, and Congo is a difficult country to govern. The rebellion is likely to result in a solution imposed by war rather than democracy.

Political organizations, Rwandan foreign relations, Congo (Kinshasa) foreign relations, Rwanda, Uganda, Ugandan foreign relations

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A snub from Kabila

Article Abstract:

Congolese president, Laurent Kabila, has rejected a peacemaking summit for Congo, losing support from his allies.

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Kabila's Congo

Article Abstract:

The futureof Congo after the death of President Laurent Kabila is examined in detail.

Editorial

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