The Wind of Honor and Dignity Congolese People: Fight AFC/M23 for a United Congo

In The Wind of Honor and Dignity of the Congolese People, Jean-Marie Runiga Lugerero - Founding Member and Honorary President of the M23 and Founding President of the Alliance for the Salvation of the People (ASP) - presents his perspective on the political and social crisis facing the Democratic Republic of Congo.Through a political and historical narrative, he retraces the origins and evolution of the AFC/M23 movement while addressing what he describes as deep structural problems within the Congolese state: corruption, poor governance, the exploitation of national resources, and the growing divisions within society.Runiga also highlights the humanitarian consequences of conflict, particularly the fate of populations displaced by decades of violence in eastern Congo. He denounces the abandonment of these communities and calls for national reflection on reconciliation, justice, and the future of the country.Advocating a federal model for the Democratic Republic of Congo, he proposes a system in which provinces manage their own resources and development while remaining united under a strong state capable of ensuring stability, equity, and prosperity.From Goma to the Congolese diaspora, this book is both a testimony and a political appeal for the construction of a united, federal, and dynamic Congo.

Pagina's: 96, Paperback, Independently published