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The war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will end
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The war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will end
July 12, 2024

In order to allow for a deeper understanding of the ongoing conflict in the Congo today, this newsletter presents an analysis of the resource theft and processes of imperialism and colonialism that have long plagued this part of Africa, including the fight over raw materials that are key for the electronic age.

Failed pro-imperialist coup targets Democratic Republic of Congo
May 24, 2024

Early Sunday morning, several dozen heavily armed men attacked the Palace of the Nation, a presidential palace and home of the Minister of the Economy in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Men in fatigues opened fire, killing two of Economy Minister Vital Kamerhe’s 15 guards. The attack lasted about three hours before it was crushed.

Failed pro-imperialist coup targets Democratic Republic of Congo
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The Two Faces of Emmanuel Macron in Africa
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The Two Faces of Emmanuel Macron in Africa
March 25, 2023

How France’s president anoints himself in lies, treachery and smear campaigns in the African continent.

Backed by AFRICOM, corporations plunder DR Congo for “climate-friendly” materials and blame China
December 1, 2021

Cobalt, a key metallic element used in lithium batteries and other “green” technology, is sourced from slave labor in the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the West points the finger at China, the US Africa Command is indirectly policing mining operations that profit US corporations.

Backed by AFRICOM, corporations plunder DR Congo for “climate-friendly” materials and blame China
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Has the World Been Ignoring an Almost Decade-Long ‘African Spring’?
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Has the World Been Ignoring an Almost Decade-Long ‘African Spring’?
August 28, 2021

The announcement that Algerian President Bouteflika won’t run for re-election but will instead postpone the upcoming vote until the conclusion of his recently decreed comprehensive constitutional reform process represented the eighth non-electoral regime change in Africa in as many years, making one wonder whether the world has been ignoring an almost decade-long “African Spring” or if something else entirely is going on across the continent.

Russia, Central Africa Sign New Military Cooperation Agreement
August 22, 2018

Russia’s burgeoning influence in sub-Saharan Africa is a part of a broader picture, as its clout has grown immensely in the Middle East and North Africa

Russia, Central Africa Sign New Military Cooperation Agreement
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Russia’s Growing Influence in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Russia’s Growing Influence in Sub-Saharan Africa
June 5, 2018

While the US influence in the sub-Saharan Africa is on the wane, Russia is making strides to strengthen its position in the region.

Western-Backed Terrorism in The Congo: Where Is General Laurent Nkunda?
June 22, 2015

In 2009, after years of bloody insurrection in Congo, General Laurent Nkunda was ‘arrested’ with great fanfare in Rwanda.  Wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity, not a word about his situation has been reported for years.  Are the regimes in Rwanda and Uganda using Laurent Nkunda and comrades in a new thrust to destabilize eastern Congo?  The perpetual aggressors in this long, bloody saga of despair and death served on millions of innocent people in central Africa, Rwanda and Uganda protect the interests and insure the profits of their U.S., Canadian, European and Israeli patrons.  Meanwhile, with a new insurrection afoot in eastern Congo, the western media and its modern day intelligence mercenaries spin disinformation to project black African chaos and whitewash the corruptions of Empire.

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