Rwanda Exits ECCAS Amid Rising Tensions with DR Congo Report By Wanda Siga

Rwanda has quit the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), accusing the bloc of violating its rights after being denied its scheduled leadership role. Kigali blames the DRC for politically blocking its presidency, while the DRC cites Rwanda’s alleged support for M23 rebels in eastern Congo as justification. The dispute highlights worsening regional tensions over the conflict, where Rwanda denies backing M23 despite international accusations. The move deepens Central Africa’s divisions amid escalating violence in eastern DRC. The crisis raises questions about alternative diplomatic solutions to resolve the conflict. A video report by Wanda Sisgagayi explores the diplomatic fallout, the humanitarian consequences, and what Rwanda’s exit means for regional stability.