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Kagame’s occupation and looting of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) stems from two unforeseen factors: the DRC’s own disintegration and the Western world’s indifference.

The DRC’s infrastructure and human resources, essential for safeguarding its national security and securing its borders, have long been in a state of collapse. Institutions dedicated to education and medical healthcare have been severely damaged, while institutions that promote law and justice have been hollowed out, perpetuating the illusion of the rule of law in the DRC.

David Himbara

Oct 93 min read

KAGAME MET HIS WATERLOO IN GOMA— HIS 30-YEAR PLUNDER IN DRC IS OVER

The US has crafted a decisive win-win strategy in the DRC-Rwanda quagmire. The DRC industrializes and reclaims its territorial integrity,...

David Himbara

May 222 min read

Paul Kagame’s expression betrays a shaken man — no longer the unflinching strongman, but a ruler staring down his own legacy.

KAGAME IS FINISHED — THE LATEST REVIEWS FROM THE WORLD BANK AND THE IMF ARE DISMAL

The World Bank’s Human Capital Index places Rwanda at 160th out of 174 countries. Human capital refers to knowledge, skills, and good health which empowers people to achieve their potential and drives economic growth. At 160th out of 174 countries, Rwanda is an utter disaster.

David Himbara

Apr 181 min read

​Kagame’s occupation and looting of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) stems from two unforeseen factors: the DRC’s own disintegration and the Western world’s indifference.

KAGAME MET HIS WATERLOO IN GOMA— HIS 30-YEAR PLUNDER IN DRC IS OVER

KAGAME IS FINISHED — THE LATEST REVIEWS FROM THE WORLD BANK AND THE IMF ARE DISMAL

Kagame’s occupation and looting of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) stems from two unforeseen factors: the DRC’s own disintegration and the Western world’s indifference.