10.02.2015 - By Peter Dörrie and Desné Masie
Jason Stearns joins us to talk about electoral politics in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We get into President Joseph Kabila's strategy for political (and physical) survival, China's role in Congolese politics and Moise Katumbi, Kabila's heir apparent.
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Notes
Dancing in the Glory of Monsters - Jason's fantastic book on the Congo conflicts
How will the oil price collapse affect the Africa Rising story? by Desné Masie on African Arguments
Africa's oil boom goes bust by Luke Patey on African Arguments
Mathematiques Congolaises by Jean Bofane
Congo Kitoko - Exhibition in Paris on Congolese modern art
Daniel Eizenga's Burkina Faso updates on the Sahel Blog
Congo’s Katanga Governor Moïse Katumbi leaves ruling party, breaks silence by Kris Berwouts on African Arguments
Thomas Piketty at the Annual Nelson Mandela Lecture
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
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