Prince Arnold Kufulula was born and raised in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Also known as the Wolf of Congo, he’s an Mfumu (Crown) of Bapindi tribe, author, entrepreneur and philanthropist. When he is not meeting with producers, directors and agents about Royalty Noire Tv, he is giving back to refugees and orphanages in Goma, the D.R.C.

Despite his tight schedule, Prince Arnold still organizes his time to perform official duties and engagements representing his country. He grew up in the Batandu area, a poverty-stricken area, with his single-mother Micheline. Though the Wolf of Congo was first in the line of succession and heir apparent to the Congolese Bapindi Kingdom throne, he was not made aware of who he was (a prince), until the age of 18 as declared by his grandfather and former King of the Bapindi Kingdom, Lambert Kabamba. To Prince Arnold, the path is made by walking. He is currently building Oasys Royale, what is soon to be one of DR Congo’s most exquisite luxury real estate firms, Roi Royale Club, a luxury fashion house, and Royalty Noire, a premium African production and publishing studio.

Prince Arnold Kufulula shares insights into the prolonged conflict in the DRC, his new project, Wolf of Congo, the Pan-Africanist Patrice Lumumba among other issues with BLACKWASH Publisher, Oludare Sorunke.

The situation in the DRC runs contrary to conscience and morality. Can you do a deep dive into how the pogrom escalated?

The silent holocaust in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) definitely runs contrary to conscience and morality. The carnage, which has led to loss of lives and properties, displaced families and turned citizens to refugees are a direct result of complex political intrigues enabled by some very powerful interests in the global north– notably Belgium, France, the UK, and the USA. Decades of war, violence, and poverty have claimed the lives of over 5million people. An absence of schools, health care, and reliable income-generating opportunities has also hindered communities’ ability to emerge from the crisis.

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