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Tutsi people were excluded form the Zaire government like in Rwanda and eventually they were able to overthrow Motubu and replace him with Kabila as a leader who split form the Tutsis. This split caused even more tension between the Hutus and the Tutsi ethnicities.

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After Motubu's reign a new president, Kabila, was put in charge and steps toward peace began. There was rebel kickback, but UN forces helped to ensure the success of a  ceasefire. Eventually the new leader, Kabila, split form the Tutsis and they were once again facing threat of Ethnic cleansing and persecution.

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Similarly to Rwanda, other countries did not choose to intervene or aid those being persecuted. NGOs like the Red Cross however, were abel to aid those who needed it. However once peace talks began, the UN provided forces to help organize a ceasefire in 2000 between the rebels and Kabila's government. The rebels were supported by both Rwandan and Ugandan forces.

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As long as the Democratic Republic of  the Congo has an unstable government certain ethnicities won't be able to come to power or escape the constant cycle of injustice and discrimination. Although, Tutsis were able to overthrow Motubu as a leader, but was replaced with Kalibi who split form the Tutsis.

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Motubu's rule lasted from 1965-1997. While he was in control certain ethnicities such as the Kasai and Tutsis were persecuted.
When Kabila took over in 1997 he split form the Tutsis and looked for Hutu support.

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President Motubu of Zaire warranted the killing of thousands of innocent Tutsis and other ethnic groups who, some, arrived in Zaire as refugees form the Rwandan genocide. His goal was to rule over a superior homogenous cultural public and in so doing became notorious for embezzlement and became enormously rich.