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Freesuriyah 30 Minutes Interview with Boston N'doole - human Rights Activist for CONGO

First published at 15:07 UTC on August 7th, 2020.

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Ndoole Boston is a Filmmaker and Human Rights Activist for Congo. He has set himself a cause to fight for the independence of Congo. A country which had no independence since 1960. Robbed and looted for Cobalt and other materials. Congo is the richest country in Africa for minerals, but the population is the poorest in Africa.
In 2014 he became a popular figure on British TV when he featured in the Channel 4 documentary series ‘Walking The Nile’. The documentary followed English explorer Levison Wood during his attempt to walk the length of the river Nile from source to sea. Boston accompanied Levison from Rwanda to South Sudan.
But now his cause the sovereignty of Congo, a country which suffered deeply!

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