Depaul Bakulu, co-founder of Mlimani Editions, looks at a book at the 'Lave Litteraire' bookshop in Goma, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo: AFP
The printer in the corner of Martin Lukongo's print shop in Goma, a city in DR Congo's troubled east, vibrates as it churns out an order for 400 copies of a book.
For more than 30 years, this part of the vast central African country has been known for the conflict that now surrounds the city, rather than for any literary output.
