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Notes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Disclaimer
I traveled to the Democratic Republic of Congo with the support of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), but this blog is in no way associated with MSF and I apologize for any mistakes I may have made in reporting what I saw and heard.
About Me
- Roberto
- Japan-based corporate communications strategist • 20+ years in Asia (resident in China/Japan, working regionally) • satirist • cartoonist • comics writer
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- Superb Congo Photos by Dominic Nahr
- Patch
- Photographs of the Congo by Finbarr O'Reilly
- The Risky Business of Making Babies
- How Would You Spend $8 Billion?
- Fufu ... Tastes Like Nothing, But Fills You Up!
- Home, Sweet Home
- Food distribution at IDP Camp in Nyanzale
- Internally Displaced Persons
- Security Situation Prompts Partial Withdrawal of G...
- The long and dusty road ...
- Let them eat cake
- There Was No WiFi
- Stick and Move
- Condoms Are Our Friends
- Money for Sex
- Fire in the Congo
- Gbadolite
- The Congo Expedition of 1909-1915
- Probably the only Kindle in the Congo
- D.I.Y.
- Something is better than nothing
- It can't hurt ...
- Made in China
- Hotel Bunia
- The Obama Effect
- Water, water, every where; Nor any drop to drink
- Tiring ...
- Logistics
- Hatari Ya Kufa
- Whiskey Kilo
- The Miracle Photo
- Sexual Violence in the Congo
- Denise
- For the biologically (gastronomically) challenged,...
- Self-portrait as Angelina Jolie
- Ace Reporter Ayako Tsujisaka Contemplates A Big Ch...
- If only I had 10 years to spend getting my medical...
- Sexual violence ...
- High Life ...
- Toto au Congo
- Goma Laundromat
- "The plane! The plane!"
- Another One from Zimbabwe, to Get Us in the Mood ...
- Not a Congo Comic, but ...
- Condition: Critical
- Ayako, photographe
- "We'll be fine!"
- Lions and Cannibals
- In case of death or dismemberment ...
- Ayako Reviews the Visa Paperwork ...
- Going to the Democratic Republic of the Congo ...
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