Congo Is Bleeding (1): A Modern Day Genocide

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Afrikana Podcast

AMBC

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4 days ago

Of Africa. (Thoughts, essays, and documentaries) Documenting and addressing relevant happenings in and affecting the African societies. an AMBC podcast, the producers of the award-nominated documentary series, Everyday People Show(podcast) - Available on all major streaming platforms. Instagram.com/the_ambc Twitter.com/the_ambc

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Congo Is Bleeding (1): A Modern Day Genocide

Afrikana Podcast

16 minutes 47 seconds

4 years ago

Congo Is Bleeding (1): A Modern Day Genocide

In August 1998, a war broke out in the Democratic Republic of The Congo - barely a years after the First Congo War (or what was refereed to as the African World War 1 ) of 1996. Over 6 million people have died - massacred, and millions more displaced. And till this day, this war continues. The reality of things in the DRC is horrendous, utterly barbaric and it's well-staged. The Congo is bleeding and it’s said to be a modern-day genocide perpetuated by some world class capitalists geared towards economic and financial benefits.

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Maman Christelle (@maman.christelle on IG) , Kambale Musavuli (@kambakem on IG), Sylvestre Mido (@sylvestremido)

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Drc. Jaèy (@jae_yalley on IG & Twitter), for AMBC.

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