UN-funded Radio Okapi endorses genocide denial through its promotion of Michela’s Wrong book on 11/16/2005 By Bojana Coulibaly While at the Geneva Press Club on April 22, 2025, Michela Wrong introduced herself as “a British journalist and the author of five books on Africa”. Yet, far from demonstrating knowledge, expertise,Continue Reading
By Alex Mvuka In January 2019, the Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi declared his commitment to fighting corruption, restoring the rule of law, and eradicating the problem of insecurity in eastern Congo. In 2020, he launched the “state of siege” in the provinces of North Kivu and Ituri. This program aimedContinue Reading
By Alex Mvuka Abstract This paper explores the rationale behind the ‘Hamitic/Bantu race’ hypothesis proposed by European anthropologists and its role in influencing racial divisions in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. It will evaluate to what extent these ideas played a role in reconstructing Tutsi and Hutu ethnic identitiesContinue Reading
By Bojana Coulibaly We have witnessed an eruption of relentless commentaries and articles as well as social media posts on the final 2025 UN Group of Experts’ report this past week, occurring in the immediate aftermath of the signing of a peace deal between DRC and Rwanda in Washington. TheContinue Reading
By Bojana Coulibaly Since the resurgence of the DRC conflict, Amnesty International has been an unreliable source of information, breaching research ethics and promoting hate ideology. The latest instance is the fabrication of crimes attributed to the movement M23 in a report published on May 27, 2025 titled “RDC. LeContinue Reading