Over the past 21
months, I have been a part of many meetings, trainings, discussions, and
seminars. The common denominator, in the
end, is the firm belief that the real problem is everyone outside the room:
from the colonisers, to the Banyamulenge, to the president, to the civil
servants, to the NGOs, to the planning/implementation/monitoring/evaluation process
of any given project, to the village chiefs, to the villagers, to the gas in
the lake.
Everything is
the problem.
Everything but you
and me. And I’m not too sure about you.