DR Congo is too often treated as a backdrop: a place where other powers extract, negotiate, finance, report, and decide. The Tshisekedi Shift starts from a different premise: Congo is an actor.

The question is whether minerals can become leverage, contracts can become receipts, and reform can become more than language.

The book follows looting networks, cobalt, copper, Sicomines, customs, energy, food, proxy conflict, institutional reform, and the difficult work of turning national wealth into national power.

It is written for readers who want to understand Congo beyond crisis headlines and resource shorthand.

Who this is for: Africa watchers, diplomats, investors, policy readers, and development observers.

Read the sample if you want Congo treated as strategist, not scenery.

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