<p><span>BOOK DESCRIPTION&nbsp;</span></p><p><span>"The Congo-Rwanda Conflict: Rebels, Resources, and Foreign Agendas" delves into the deep-rooted causes of one of Africa's most enduring conflicts. The book examines how colonial legacies, ethnic divisions, and the battle for control over natural resources have fueled the ongoing violence in the Great Lakes region.</span></p><p><span>Through a detailed analysis, it explores the roles played by rebel groups, the DRC, and Rwanda, and the significant influence of international actors, all of whom have shaped the trajectory of the war. The involvement of foreign powers, both regional and global, has further complicated the path to peace.</span></p><p><span>The book not only highlights the historical and political context but also emphasizes the devastating human toll of the conflict. It sheds light on the complex factors that continue to drive the region's instability, offering a clearer understanding of the challenges in finding a lasting resolution.</span></p>