Here, Jacques Bahati, AFJN intern originally from the DRC, offers us his take on the present precarious situation: In late May, the provincial government of the South Kivu province and the church in the eastern Congo raised the alarm, stating that they had evidence of the imminent preparation of a war against the Congo coming from the east. Today, Congolese still suffer from the consequences of the recent war, namely the birth of tribal armed self-defense groups, the presence on the Congolese territory of the Hutu armed factions that hope to return in power in Rwanda and the rebellion movement of Laurent Nkunda, who today is the cause of many massacres of the people in the North and South Kivu provinces.