The Olympic Club Renaissance du Congo and its transformation
The recent news of FC Renaissance du Congo has been marked by major changes. During an extraordinary and elective general meeting, the club decided to transform itself into the Olympique Club Renaissance du Congo (OC Renaissance du Congo). This change also comes with a new logo, while maintaining the club’s traditional colors of orange, green and white. The National Football League and the Department of Physical and Sports Activities have taken this decision, which follows an internal conflict within the club.
Pascal Mukuna, former president of the club, was permanently removed from the Renaissance du Congo by the participants during this general assembly. This decision marks a turning point in the club’s history and paves the way for new prospects. New members were elected to form the committee of the OC Renaissance du Congo, with Maxime Selemani at its head as president.
A coordination committee determined to rebuild
In his speech at the general assembly, president Maxime Selemani expressed his gratitude to the coordination committee and the team’s supporters. He affirmed that the work had just begun and that all must be united to rebuild the Renaissance of Congo, which has lost its greatness in recent times. He also thanked the Linafoot and the direction of physical and sports activities for their support in this difficult period.
Jean-Pierre Kantu Zaza, Linafoot delegate, encouraged the members of the new committee to work together to restore the team’s credentials. He recalled the importance of rediscovering the spirit that animated the Renaissance of Congo when it was created in 2014.
A fair for young Congolese entrepreneurs rewards innovation
In parallel with these novelties in the sports field, the Congolese entrepreneurial scene was also honoured. The fair for young Congolese entrepreneurs rewarded five innovative projects, testifying to the dynamism and economic potential of the country. This event was a showcase to highlight innovation and economic development in the DRC.
In conclusion, the news of the Olympique Club Renaissance du Congo is marked by important transformations. The club is reinventing itself with the adoption of a new name, a new logo and a new committee. All team members are determined to rebuild and restore the Congo Renaissance to greatness. At the same time, the fair for young Congolese entrepreneurs highlights the country’s innovation and economic potential. These are promising initiatives that reflect the energy that animates the DRC both on the sporting level and on the entrepreneurial level