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^    "Shifting alliances, security problems along volatile borders, greed for mineral
resources and a complex web of rebel movements are fuelling fears that the rebellion 
in Congo could trigger a wider war across Central Africa." -Toronto Globe and Mail, August 22, 1998.

^    The new government of Congo faces a Tutsi-led rebellion in its eastern regions, 
backed by its former ally, tiny but strong Rwanda. Uganda in turn, backs Rwanda. 
Congo is not short of allies itself. Militarily powerful Angola is still battling its own rebels, 
called UNITA, who are cooperating with the Tutsi and Rwandan forces. Zimbabwe, 
resentfull of South Africa's prestige, seeks to assert its own power.

^    South Africa adopts a statesmanlike approach, but under pressure from other 
southern African countries, may intervene if the situation deteriorates too far. 
Other nations try to remain neutral. Attacks on them may provoke British or French intervention. 
Meanwhile, Hutu death squads continue to operate between Congo and Rwanda.

^   Congo -retain control of the entire country.
^   Angola and Zimbabwe -win if Congo wins.
^   Rwanda -gain control of Congo territory.
^   Uganda -win if Rwanda wins.
^   South Africa and Neutral States -not for play.

^   If you want to play Congo, Angola or Zimbabwe, use scenario Congo(C).
^   If you want to play Rwanda or Uganda, use scenario Congo(R). 
	

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