Congo Resources

Defenders of Dodd-Frank make several arguments on its behalf: that it has done a great deal of good and has the potential to do much more go...

None of the people responding critically to my op-ed in the NYT letters section or the blogosphere denies its principal claim: that the law ...

I'm reposting a letter I just came across from a Congolese pastor representing a community of miners from North Kivu. The letter was fir...

Reacting to my op-ed, Enough writes this about me in African Arguments, a blog maintained jointly by the Social Science Research Council an...

Doudou Kajangu has started a new blog on political and social developments in Bukavu, called Bukavu, Ma Ville. He doesn't update freque...

I seem to have become for Enough what Rachel Maddow is for Newt Gingrich and gay terrorists are to the Family Research Council: a bogeyman t...

3TAMIS , a Congolese film making company located in Bukavu, in association with Oxfam, produced a good short documentary  in 2008 about cass...

For people who write about "inevitable dislocations" or "foreseeable negative side-effects," one thought: The omelet n...

When I was in Bukavu this summer, I tried to figure out how to measure the secondary economic effects of the de facto mineral embargo. It wa...

The Huffington Post has published Enough's response to my New York Times op-ed. I think it's unconvincing, for several reasons. ...