Ethiopia out to silence buoyant DR Congo

Rebels have seized much of eastern DR Congo during the past year.

They now control vast swathes of territory, including the mineral-rich province of North Kivu.

The Congolese government is struggling to contain the rebellion.

The United Nations has warned that the country is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.

Ethiopia has sent troops to the region to help the Congolese government fight the rebels.

The Ethiopian troops are part of a regional force that also includes troops from Kenya and Uganda.

The regional force is intended to help the Congolese government stabilize the east of the country.

However, it is unclear whether the force will be able to defeat the rebels.

The rebels are well-armed and have a strong support base among the local population.

They are also fighting for a cause that many Congolese people support: the overthrow of the corrupt and ineffective Congolese government.

The Congolese government is facing a difficult challenge.

It is struggling to contain the rebellion, and it is also facing a humanitarian crisis.

The international community is concerned about the situation in DR Congo.

The United Nations has warned that the country is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.

The international community is calling on the Congolese government and the rebels to negotiate a peace settlement.

However, it is unclear whether the two sides are willing to talk.

The situation in DR Congo is complex and there is no easy solution.

The international community will need to work closely with the Congolese government and the rebels to find a way to end the conflict.