Congo Refugees Struggle to Stay Alive

More than two hundred and fifty thousand people have been displaced in Congo's eastern province over the last three months. Civilians are the ones most affected in a violent on-going crisis in this mineral-rich country. Since the bloody civil war that involved half a dozen African countries and cost more than two million lives ended in 2003 – rape, pillage and massive displacement have continued to plague the lives of everyday people. Stephanie Kale visited a refugee camp north of Goma, to find out how people are dealing with the most recent violent outbreak.