Democratic Republic of Congo president Tshisekedi has formally accused Rwanda of undermining a fragile peace agreement amid deadly clashes in the region. The accusations come as tensions escalate in the DRC, threatening to destabilize a previously negotiated peace framework. This political conflict represents a critical development risk for Central Africa, with potential spillover effects on regional security and economic stability. The situation highlights ongoing fragility in Sub-Saharan Africa where governance challenges and external interference continue to drive instability[2][6].
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