The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda have accused one another of firing rockets throughout their shared border.
Greater than 25 years after the First Congo Conflict, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda are engaged in dispute.
The Central African neighbours have accused one another of firing rockets throughout their shared border, together with a strike that killed two Congolese kids.
This appears to have been triggered by combating between the M23 insurgent group and state forces within the nation’s east.
Each Congo and the United Nations have accused Rwanda of supporting the M23 motion.
So, might this escalate right into a full-blown conflict between the 2 neighbours?
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom
Visitors
Kambale Musavuli, researcher on the Middle for Analysis on the Congo-Kinshasa
Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza, political commentator
Felix Ndahinda, researcher specializing in battle, peace and justice within the Nice Lakes area
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