"The Geology of South Kivu in DR Congo" is a specialized book that focuses on the geological characteristics of the South Kivu region in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The authors, Christian Sekimonyo Shamavu and Moise Kajangwa Banzi, provide a comprehensive analysis of the geological structures and resources that are significant to the region. The book highlights the role of Kamituga, an important mining town located in the eastern part of the province, and examines the impact of mining on the local economy and surrounding rural areas. With over 260,000 inhabitants, Kamituga serves as a key communication center and an economic hub that influences the development of the adjacent territories of Mwenga and Shabunda. The authors combine scientific insights with practical aspects to convey a deep understanding of the geological conditions and their impact on the region.