Democratic Republic of Congo - The River Congo has always inspired reverence.
"Our River Congo spills violently into the ocean, which is unable to stop its passage," Engeye Nbondwange, an aging naval officer and amateur historian, says as he vigorously gesticulates on the beach at Banana Point, a spit of land where the land, river and ocean collide.
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