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Welcome to AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE, where global headlines are examined through African eyes, African history, and African interests.

In this video, we unpack the so-called peace agreement involving the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda — a deal celebrated on international stages, praised by major media outlets, and framed as a diplomatic breakthrough. Yet on the ground, violence continued almost immediately. Civilians fled, armed groups remained active, and the reality in eastern Congo barely changed.

So what really went wrong?

This story exposes how modern diplomacy often prioritizes optics over outcomes. Agreements are signed between governments while the actual actors driving conflict — militias, economic networks, and foreign interests — are ignored. Without accountability, enforcement, or local ownership, peace becomes a performance rather than a solution.

We also explore how global demand for strategic minerals fuels instability, turning war into a profitable system that benefits external powers while devastating local communities. Coverage from AFRICANEWS and similar outlets may report the ceremony, but rarely confront the deeper economic structures that keep conflict alive.

The video places these events within a broader continental conversation about sovereignty and self-determination. Leaders like IbrahimTraore of BURKINAFASO have become influential voices for challenging dependency, rejecting imposed solutions, and calling for African-led security frameworks. His rise, alongside alliances such as the Sahel states, reflects a growing belief that Africa cannot outsource its peace.

Through the lens of PanAfricanism, we question whether institutions like the AFRICANUNION are equipped — or willing — to confront uncomfortable truths about power, responsibility, and foreign influence. The contrast between speeches and reality forces us to ask: who benefits when peace fails?

We also address the international political dimension, where high-profile figures use African conflicts for symbolic victories while long-term consequences are left behind. The name IbrahimTraoré resonates here not as a personality cult, but as a signal of a generational shift in African political thinking.

This is not a video about taking sides. It is about asking harder questions. Why do peace deals collapse so quickly? Why are African lives treated as background noise in global negotiations? And what would real peace look like if Africans defined it themselves?

If you value depth over headlines and context over soundbites, you’re in the right place.

Watch carefully. Think critically. And join the conversation.
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