The ongoing conflict between the Congolese Army (FARDC) and the M23 rebel group in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has caused significant economic damage. Goma, a strategic city near the Rwandan border, plays a crucial role in trade, mining, and agriculture. However, the violence has disrupted these sectors, deepening economic instability. 1. Disruption of Trade and Business Goma serves as a key trading hub between the DRC, Rwanda, and Uganda. The war has disrupted supply chains, causing shortages of essential goods such as food, fuel, and medicine. Many businesses have closed due to insecurity, and cross-border trade with Rwanda has been significantly reduced. Market closures: Frequent attacks and insecurity have forced many markets to shut down, limiting access to goods. Blocked trade routes: Key roads connecting Goma to Bukavu, Kisangani, and other cities have been affected, making transportation of goods difficult. Price hikes: Limited supply has led to infl...
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