<p><span>BOOK DESCRIPTION</span></p><p><em>"Shadows of Conflict: The DR Congo-Rwanda War and Global Entanglements"</em><span> unpacks the deep-rooted causes and consequences of one of Africa's most persistent conflicts. It explores how colonial legacies, ethnic divisions, and political rivalries have shaped the ongoing tensions between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda. By tracing key events from the Rwandan Genocide to present-day struggles, the book provides a clear and insightful look into the forces driving instability in the region.</span></p><p><span>Beyond local disputes, the book examines the broader geopolitical landscape that keeps the conflict alive. It highlights the involvement of neighboring countries, global superpowers, and multinational corporations in both fueling and attempting to resolve the crisis. Through this lens, it reveals how economic interests and international politics have prolonged violence while complicating peace efforts.</span></p><p><span>More than just a historical account, </span><em>Shadows of Conflict</em><span> sheds light on the human cost of war, from mass displacement to the exploitation of natural resources. It challenges readers to think critically about global responsibility and the paths toward sustainable peace. For scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking to understand Central Africa's complex struggles, this book offers a crucial and thought-provoking perspective.</span></p>