Friends of the Congo discuss US role in supporting authoritarian leaders in East and Central Africa

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Friends of the Congo hosted on December 13, 2018 a free screening of A Brilliant Genocide followed by a discussion about the role of the US in supporting authoritarian leaders in East and Central Africa.

The panel discussion moderated by Prof. Tiffany Wheatland-Disu, included Milton Allimadi founding publisher of the Black Star News, Judi Rever, freelance journalist, Kambale Musavuli, Friends of the Congo, Claude Gatebuke, human rights activist and Helen Epstein, author.

 

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