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Archive for the ‘DRC’ Category
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Let them come out
Colonel Joseph Balikuddembe is not a man to be envied.
But for a man charged with hunting down one of Africa’s most wanted, the Lord Resistance Army’s Joseph Kony, the Ugandan colonel seems disconcertingly at ease. He sits under a…
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On Anvil Mining in DRC: too many eggs in one basket?
Anvil Mining’s most recent financial statement, which declared an increase of $6.1 million in net earnings, suggests the company is unfamiliar with the idiom of not putting all your eggs into one…
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Michel Chikwanine: “They forced me to kill my best friend”
Meet Michel. He grew up in Beni, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. At the age of five a rebel group abducted him. High on drugs he was forced to kill his best friend in an initiation…