Publication

Jul 2012

This paper looks at the conflict in Africa’s Great Lakes region. The author argues that while previous peace agreements have made important contributions to stability, they have not addressed some key conflict drivers. Given the regional nature of the instability, international actors, especially those in Europe and the United States that provide significant financial support to governments in the Great Lakes region, are vital to achieving a comprehensive settlement.

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Author Rigobert Minani Bihuzo
Series ACSS Africa Security Briefs
Issue 21
Publisher Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS)
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