The implications of bifurcated citizenship and access to land in Africa: the case of DRC conflict

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Access to land and bifurcated citizenship escalates the DRC conflict, highlighting urgent local dynamics.
The study shows that addressing land access can alleviate tensions among natives and non-natives in DRC.
This analysis employs theories like social identity and relative deprivation to explore ethnic impacts on conflict.
An integrated approach may provide sustainable peace for the DRC, focusing on bottom-up responses to local issues.

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Theoretical analysis reveals that access to land and citizenship issues fuel conflict in DRC, suggesting vital responses.

Mkhize et al. (2025) studied this question.

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