A fatal accident occurred near the village of Malambwe in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Road number 5 Pweto-Kilwa is in a critical state and exposes the users of the route to permanent risks. The inhabitants of the region live in great precariousness and the companies AMC (Anvil Mining Congo) and Mushima are present without having made any effort to provide the city of Pweto with basic infrastructure. The authorities must take concrete measures to improve the situation of the population of this region.
Category: Ecology
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The Minister of Mines, Antoinette N’Samba Kalambayi, suspended the mining activities of the company Boss Mining for a period of 3 months following the environmental pollution caused by the latter. The decision shows that the government takes the environmental impact of mining companies seriously. However, this suspension must be applied consistently to avoid unfairly penalizing companies that comply with environmental standards.
The morgue at Beni General Hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo has seen a significant expansion in capacity, from four to twelve beds. This increase was made possible by obtaining two additional refrigerated containers, offered by MONUSCO. Prior to this expansion, the morgue faced difficulties in storing bodies, which posed hygiene problems and increased the risk of disease transmission, especially during Ebola outbreaks. Although this expansion is a major step forward for the region, Dr Jérémie Muhindo believes that a morgue with a capacity of fifty places would be necessary given the growing demographics and the challenges that Beni faces.
The appointment of the new officers of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Office (ONPA) in the DRC marks the beginning of a new chapter for the development of the fisheries and aquaculture sector. Under President Tshisekedi’s vision, ONPA seeks to revitalize this key sector by focusing on production, modernizing infrastructure and promoting the sector globally. With a clear vision and strong commitment, the DRC has the potential to become a major player in the field of fisheries and aquaculture in Africa, ensuring food self-sufficiency, generating income and creating jobs for local communities. . ONPA will play a key role in achieving these goals and contributing to the prosperity of the sector in the DRC.
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The devastating fire at Kikwit General Hospital calls into question the safety of health facilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The origin of the fire remains a mystery, but the history of vandalism and theft in the burned pavilion raises concerns about the protection of hospital structures. The loss of crucial medical equipment, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, underlines the urgency of improving safety and fire prevention measures in healthcare establishments. Quick and effective measures must be taken to ensure patient safety and the protection of healthcare infrastructure.
The DRC Minister of Mines has temporarily suspended Boss Mining’s mining activities for three months due to environmental pollution. If the pollution is not stopped, the suspension will be extended. The company produces copper and cobalt and is owned by Eurasian Resources Group. The suspension emphasizes the importance of preserving the environment and natural resources and holding businesses accountable. Affected communities welcome the decision but much more needs to be done to ensure sustainable mining in the DRC.
Haut-Katanga 1, an educational province with more girls than boys, organized the National Primary School Leaving Examination (Enafep). According to the Chief Provincial Inspector of Epst Haut-Katanga 1, the rapid increase in numbers is due to the free admission decreed by the Head of State. Candidates, whose success is essential to continue their studies, were subjected to two examinations relating to French, general culture, mathematics and science. The results will be known in the coming weeks and could stimulate the growth of the region’s economy and encourage businesses to invest to create new jobs.
The reopening of the Kimwenza-Kindele road in Kinshasa is a victory for the inhabitants of the city. After years of neglect, this vital road has finally been rehabilitated, providing residents with smoother traffic flow and improved access to local infrastructure. The inauguration by President Félix Tshisekedi marked a moment of joy and relief for the population. Taxi drivers are particularly pleased with this reopening, as it will allow them to offer a faster and more efficient service to their customers. This rehabilitation bears witness to the efforts made by the authorities to improve the city’s infrastructure, and it is a step forward in the economic and social development of the country.