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Flickers of hope in DRC

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have collaborated to isolate militias that have plagued Central Africa for the past decade. There has been a swift turnaround since ethnic Tutsi militia leader Laurent Nkunda launched a major offensive in DRC in late 2008. Rwanda's Tutsi-led government withdrew its support for Nkunda, and he was arrested. In return, the Congolese government agreed for the first time in a decade to allow the Rwandan army to carry out operations on DRC territory.