During the press briefing held in Isiro, the governor of the Haut-Uele province, Jean Bakomito, announced steps underway for the posthumous decoration of Sister Anuarite Negapeta, in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of her martyrdom. This initiative aims to honor the memory of this emblematic figure, a symbol of courage and devotion.
The official recognition of Sister Anuarite Negapeta by the chancellery of national orders underlines the importance of her legacy and her sacrifice for the cause of peace and faith. This symbolic step aims to pay tribute to an exceptional woman, whose life and testimony continue to inspire entire generations.
The involvement of the central government in the organization of this event underlines the importance given to the memory of Sister Anuarite Negapeta and the celebration of her legacy. The personal participation of the President of the Republic Félix Tshisekedi in this commemoration demonstrates the commitment of the authorities to promoting the history and values that shape the national identity.
Beyond official recognition and commemorative ceremonies, this initiative reminds citizens of the importance of preserving and promoting the values of altruism, courage and devotion embodied by Sister Anuarite Negapeta. Her example remains a source of inspiration and a reminder of the power of faith and sacrifice in building a society based on justice and solidarity.
By honoring the memory of Sister Anuarite Negapeta, the Democratic Republic of Congo pays tribute to a remarkable figure in its history, while affirming its desire to promote the values of peace, tolerance and fraternity that are at the heart of its national identity. This approach demonstrates the country’s ability to celebrate its cultural and spiritual heritage, while committing to building a future based on the memory and respect of those who sacrificed for the common good.