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Peace That Never Came: The Hidden Truth Behind Failed Peace Deals, Foreign Interests, and the Ongoing Genocide in Eastern Congo

Peace That Never Came: The Hidden Truth Behind Failed Peace Deals, Foreign Interests, and the Ongoing Genocide in Eastern Congo

Byamungu, Justin Patrice

Paperback

African History

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ISBN10: 8797673420
ISBN13: 9788797673423
Publisher: Justin Patrice Byamungu
Published: Dec 14 2025
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

You have heard the headlines. What you have not been told is why those headlines keep repeating. PEACE THAT NEVER CAME pulls back the curtain on the failed ceasefires, hollow accords, and quiet deals that never stopped a war - and in many cases made it worse. This is not hot air or rumour. It is a lean, hard look at how local actors, regional powers, and foreign interests have shaped a conflict where promises of peace were bargains written to fail. Through eyewitness testimony, on-the-ground reporting, leaked and declassified documents, and careful analysis, the book reconstructs the patterns behind each collapsed agreement and shows who benefited when peace stalled. You will meet commanders who renegotiated truces that rewarded warlords, diplomats who confused optics with outcomes, corporations whose appetite for minerals distorted priorities, and ordinary Congolese whose lives were traded for geopolitical convenience. The narrative explains the mechanics - how money, arms, and political cover flow across borders, how ceasefires are designed with loopholes, and how intended safeguards evaporate when enforcement is absent. This is investigative clarity, not accusation for its own sake. Each chapter maps a peace deal, traces the money and influence, and lays out the human cost in concrete terms. It also offers practical conclusions: what meaningful accountability would look like, where leverage really exists, and how policy can be rethought so agreements protect people rather than paper. If you want to understand why peace in Eastern Congo remains an illusion and what would need to change for it to mean something real, read this book. It is a clear-eyed, actionable account of a conflict too often simplified and too rarely confronted.

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