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          In today’s world, the headlines are                   The  sad  truth  is  that  Africa’s  wars  are

          stuck  in  a  loop:  Gaza-Israel                      often  relegated  to  the  margins.  Take
          conflicts,  Russia-Ukraine  clashes,                  the  Democratic  Republic  of  Congo  as

          and      the     endless       discussions            an example. It is a country that sustains
          surrounding  global  superpowers                      a decades-long conflict so devastating

          and  their  dynamics.  In  any                        that  it  has  claimed  over  four  million
          newspaper,         you'll     find     these          lives. Yet, the narrative around it is far
          stories  given  top  importance                       more complicated than a simple tale of

          everyday.  But  where  is  the                        oppressor  versus  oppressed  because
          consistent        reporting        on     the         it’s  chaotic  involving  at  least  twenty

          humanitarian  catastrophes  taking                    different rebel groups and armies from
          place across Africa? How often do                     neighboring  countries.  It’s  not  a  war

          you hear about the countless lives                    that fits neatly into a headline, and so it
          torn apart in Congo, the relentless                   struggles to get attention.

          violence in Sudan, or the suffering
          in  the  Central  African  Republic?
          Why  do  these  brutal  conflicts,

          where  millions  are  displaced  and
          entire          communities               are

          annihilated, barely appear for us?




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