Kivu Collection

CONGO, Democratic Republic of the. NORTH KIVU. Democratic Republic of the Congo (2008). Kivu Conflict. Refugee camp of Mugunga I (20000 people), the oldest of the area. General view

CONGO, Democratic Republic of the. Goma. Democratic Republic of the Congo (2008). Kivu Conflict. Nyiragongo volcano, that erupted the last time on 17th January 2008 destroying the city of Goma

Gisenyi, Rwanda. Night fishermen head out onto lake Kivu with specially adapted boats

Congo Democratic Republic Of The North Kivu Conflict
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CONGO, Democratic Republic of the. River across a deforested area

cinchona cultivar, quinine tree, brown subject
Cinchona cultivar Quinine tree Brown subject

Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) - Tanganyika Plateau
Black and white lantern Slide of Tanganyika Plateau - British South Africa. Part of Box 288, Britrish South Africa. Boswell Collection

CONGO, Democratic Republic of the. Kitchanga. Democratic Republic of the Congo (2008). Kivu Conflict. Deplaced camp of Chefferies des Bashali in Kitchanga, rebel territory

CONGO, Democratic Republic of the. Kinshasa. Congo river across the capital

Traditional boat

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"Exploring the Enigmatic Kivu: A Journey through Congo's North Kivu" Nestled in the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, North Kivu province beckons with its captivating landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Known for its breathtaking beauty and tumultuous history, this region holds a special place in Africa's narrative. Goma, the vibrant capital city of North Kivu, stands as a testament to resilience amidst adversity. Despite being marred by conflicts over the years, Goma continues to thrive with an indomitable spirit. The mighty river that flows across this land symbolizes both life-giving sustenance and untamed power. The mention of "North Kivu" evokes memories of past struggles and ongoing conflicts that have plagued this region. Yet amidst these challenges lies a resilient community striving for peace and prosperity against all odds. Beyond borders, Lake Kivu unites Rwanda and Congo, offering solace to night fishermen who venture out onto its tranquil waters on specially adapted boats. This vast lake is not only a source of livelihood but also serves as a reminder of nature's awe-inspiring wonders. Intriguingly enough, Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) shares ties with Tanganyika Plateau through their connection to Kivu. These historical links highlight how diverse cultures intertwine across continents. Amidst this tapestry lies another fascinating aspect – cinchona cultivar or quinine tree – known for its medicinal properties. Its brown subject matter represents healing potential within the depths of nature itself. As we delve into the enigmatic world of Kivu, we uncover stories waiting to be told.