Formula 1 has announced that it is monitoring the escalating conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo amid Rwanda’s bid to host a grand prix. The DRC’s foreign affairs minister, Therese Kayikwamba Wagner, had questioned whether Rwanda, accused of backing the M23 rebels in eastern Congo, best represents Africa. She had urged F1 to rule… Read More »DRC Concerns Threaten Rwanda’s Bid for Africa’s First F1 Race Since 1993
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