The Great Lakes region of eastern Africa has been destabilised for the last 15 years. Since the genocide in Rwanda, tensions have continued to fester between the Congolese and Rwandan communities as well as within Rwandan communities. Repatriation of FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda) rebels from the eastern Congo forests is key to peace in the region and the international community is putting in a lot of effort to ensure the repatriation process continues. In the meantime, the Congolese population that has been displaced and otherwise affected by the presence of the FDLR and other rebel groups mistrusts its neighbours. Nevertheless, both communities share common values and customs, and face the same challenges. Moreover, the media landscape is still poor in the region. There are few high quality radio and television programmes accessible to both populations. By creating professional radio and video content that is ready to air, people have access through their local media and public screenings to broader information that helps them form their own opinion.