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The Congo Crisis (1960 1965) The Murder that Changed Africa

In the heart of Africa, a new nation was born — and almost destroyed. “The Congo Crisis (1960–1965)” is a gripping documentary uncovering how the world’s richest country in minerals descended into chaos just days after independence. From Belgian colonial rule and Patrice Lumumba’s bold independence speech, to CIA involvement, Katanga’s secession, and Mobutu’s coup, this film exposes how foreign powers, greed, and Cold War politics tore Congo apart. This is not just a story of one country — it’s a story of how Africa’s fight for freedom was shaped by betrayal, courage, and the struggle for unity. Question for viewers: Do you believe Patrice Lumumba could have changed Africa’s destiny if he had lived? Comment below. 🎥 Subscribe for more African History Documentaries: 👉 African Wars & Global History 📺 Explore untold African stories, wars, and revolutions that shaped our modern world.