"When they say that there is a war in Kivu... We watch the BBC, it's so different from what is being even broadcasted [...] in Congo itself. They [Western media] have a different picture. They have added a lot of information that is not true. Making it look like a crisis that requires international support. When you have your own media that can represent the information as it is on the ground, then you realize that some of the problems that are being portrayed as a crisis can be things that can be sorted internally without attracting so much attention," the politician explained.
"Most of the time, most of the Western world will come to support an initiative, at the same time infringing into its own, into the privacy of that institution by gathering or mining information. So, when you have financial stability and sustainability. Then you protect yourself against external influences," Bore stated.