The world makes up its mind(s) about Zaire

Article Abstract:

The US government reversed itself and said it was willing in principle to send troops to protect relief to Rwandan Hutu refugees caught in the midst of a rebellion in eastern Zaire. The US was hoping the starving refugees would return home, but its ally Rwanda does not particularly want them back.

United States, International relations, United States foreign relations, Rwandan foreign relations, Rwanda, Food relief, Food assistance, Peacekeeping forces, Refugees, Rwandan, Rwandan refugees

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Into Zaire

Article Abstract:

The international community is belatedly responding to the crisis in Zaire that has created more than one million refugees with thousands starving. The humanitarian relief effort will be fraught with difficulties, as the only route for aid is through Rwanda.

Editorial, Cover Story, Military aspects, Refugees, International relief

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More darkness: Zaire

Article Abstract:

The Banyrwanda are engaging in fierce fighting against opposing ethnic groups in the eastern province of Kivu. The fighting began when the Banyrwanda began to press for reform to improve their lowly status among the tribes.

Civil war, Race relations, Zaire

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