Kabila's Rebel Alliance: What It Means for the DRC

Former Democratic Republic of Congo president Joseph Kabila is taking an openly declared leadership role in the country's insurgency. He will head a new political and military alliance that includes M23 rebels, who control vast swathes of Congo's mineral-rich east. The development raises critical questions about Kabila's intentions and whether his involvement could deepen the conflict or undermine peace efforts. DW correspondent Felix Maringa examines the implications for President Felix Tshisekedi, Rwanda's role, and the millions of civilians caught in the crossfire. Kabila's move marks a significant escalation in the DRC's volatile political landscape. As the alliance gains strength, the international community is watching closely to see how it will affect stability in the region and the prospects for peace.