Rwanda sent James Musoni as its top helper to Zimbabwe. He thinks President Mnangagwa did great work with the East African friends. They came together to fix fighting problems in Congo with African answers instead of outside help. The President called the Eastern Congo troubles hard to solve. He said everyone must talk honestly about why the fights keep happening. The SADC group partners with East African nations to make peace last for real this time.
People die every day as the battles rage across Congo. Many families ran from their homes to stay safe from bullets and bombs. Both big African groups push harder to end these awful fights once and for all. They want Africans to fix African problems without strange ideas from far places. Mr. Musoni talked to news people yesterday in Harare city. He smiled when he praised the leaders who worked on peace plans. Rwanda believes neighbors should help neighbors without outside pressure messing things up.
The Zimbabwean president leads the SADC team with strength and wisdom. East African partners join hands with them to dig deep into the real causes of hate. These smart leaders refuse to let foreign powers tell them what happens next on African soil. Mr. Musoni sees fresh hope rising as African minds tackle African challenges. Rwanda stays loyal to helping fellow countries across the continent as part of how they act toward friends. The ambassador feels sure peace can happen if everyone truly wants it bad enough.
East and South African nations speak with one voice about Congo troubles these days. They stand united against outside groups who might have secret plans for Congo minerals. African heads of state know their land better than anyone else possibly could. Mr. Musoni praised how Zimbabwe guides other nations toward lasting answers. The East African team brings valuable ideas from their side of the problem area. Together, they search for roads to peace where only war paths existed before.
When asked how fast peace might come, the Rwanda helper gave simple truth. He said fights can stop right away if all people involved truly wish for calm days. The ambassador believes African wisdom holds the keys to unlock peaceful tomorrows. Leaders must listen carefully to each side with fair minds and open hearts. African experts understand local problems better than distant advisors ever might. Both East and South African groups push forward with fresh energy toward fixing these old deep hurts.
People die every day as the battles rage across Congo. Many families ran from their homes to stay safe from bullets and bombs. Both big African groups push harder to end these awful fights once and for all. They want Africans to fix African problems without strange ideas from far places. Mr. Musoni talked to news people yesterday in Harare city. He smiled when he praised the leaders who worked on peace plans. Rwanda believes neighbors should help neighbors without outside pressure messing things up.
The Zimbabwean president leads the SADC team with strength and wisdom. East African partners join hands with them to dig deep into the real causes of hate. These smart leaders refuse to let foreign powers tell them what happens next on African soil. Mr. Musoni sees fresh hope rising as African minds tackle African challenges. Rwanda stays loyal to helping fellow countries across the continent as part of how they act toward friends. The ambassador feels sure peace can happen if everyone truly wants it bad enough.
East and South African nations speak with one voice about Congo troubles these days. They stand united against outside groups who might have secret plans for Congo minerals. African heads of state know their land better than anyone else possibly could. Mr. Musoni praised how Zimbabwe guides other nations toward lasting answers. The East African team brings valuable ideas from their side of the problem area. Together, they search for roads to peace where only war paths existed before.
When asked how fast peace might come, the Rwanda helper gave simple truth. He said fights can stop right away if all people involved truly wish for calm days. The ambassador believes African wisdom holds the keys to unlock peaceful tomorrows. Leaders must listen carefully to each side with fair minds and open hearts. African experts understand local problems better than distant advisors ever might. Both East and South African groups push forward with fresh energy toward fixing these old deep hurts.
