Rémi Dodd, RANE’s Sub-Saharan Africa Analyst, dives into the complexities of the escalating conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He discusses the M23 rebel group's controversial capture of Goma and the ongoing fighting despite a declared ceasefire. Dodd highlights the strained relations with Rwanda, emphasizes the stalled peace negotiations, and unpacks the roles of regional players like Burundi and Uganda. He also examines the impact of regional organizations on the situation, revealing the intricate web of military and diplomatic strategies in play.
