In recent months, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) has seen a surge in civil unrest, reflecting deep-seated tensions within the country. The protests stem from a combination of political frustration, economic hardship, and social inequities. This article will explore the roots of this unrest, the nature of the protests, and the government’s response.
Response
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