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DRC: When the people hear the church bells, they know there is life in the village
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DRC: When the people hear the church bells, they know there is life in the village
The residents of eastern Bukavu feel abandoned by the international community. But they know that if they flee, the M23, an armed rebel group backed by Rwanda, will take over their lands. “We don’t feel isolated, we feel abandoned,” says Fr. Floribert Bashimbe, the vicar-general of the Diocese of Bukavu, located in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), on the border with Rwanda. According to the priest, the conflict of interest…
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