Abstract: Residents of the Punda and Bangu neighborhoods in Delvaux, Kinshasa, are facing a drought that is putting their homes and safety at risk. More than 100 homes have already been destroyed by erosion, requiring urgent intervention by the authorities to protect the affected population. The Lalou road, an important link between neighborhoods, is also threatened. Solidarity and collective action are needed to address this crisis and prevent a humanitarian catastrophe.
Category: Ecology
Vitamin A supplementation for children aged 0-59 months is essential to strengthen their immune system and protect them against various diseases. Despite low parental mobilization in the Maniema region, it is crucial to be aware of the importance of this approach for the health and well-being of children. Vitamin A plays a crucial role in their development, and supplementation is an act of love and foresight. Encouraging this practice is a vital act of prevention to ensure the health and well-being of young children and invest in the future of society.
The town of Muanda in Kongo-Central province is facing a humanitarian crisis after devastating storms. Nearly 200 houses have been destroyed, leaving many residents homeless. The local MP has launched an appeal for help, stressing the urgent need for government intervention to coordinate assistance. Erosion continues to threaten the population, highlighting the lack of flood prevention infrastructure. Solidarity is essential to rebuild a united and resilient community together.
The article highlights the initiative of the ASBL Nouvelle organisation des jeunes unis pour le social in favor of displaced children in Kasenyi, in the Ituri region. This action consists of providing school kits to these children, in order to improve their learning conditions and promote their education. The ASBL positions itself in support and accompaniment of displaced children, thus demonstrating its commitment to the most vulnerable in society. This approach illustrates solidarity and the importance of education for a better future, highlighting the positive impact on the intellectual and social development of children.
In this powerful excerpt, the article highlights the devastating impact of Cyclone Chido in Pemba, Mozambique. The strong winds caused significant damage, leaving many families homeless. Despite the devastation, reconstruction and humanitarian efforts are underway, but challenges remain. Climate change is intensifying these storms, putting the most vulnerable populations at risk. International solidarity and preventative measures are essential to protect communities and prevent future tragedies.
Bunia Airport in Ituri is experiencing reduced air traffic due to rehabilitation works. Airlines are having to adapt by using smaller aircraft, causing disruption to passengers. Tensions are sometimes felt due to the lack of available seats. Disgruntled passengers are demanding compensation for the additional costs incurred. It is crucial that airlines and airport authorities take into account the concerns of travellers. Transparent communication and support measures are necessary to ensure an optimal travel experience during this transition period.
South Kivu, a province marked by violence and injustice, faces a dark reality revealed by Fatshimétrie’s research report. Between 1994 and 2024, no fewer than 191 serious crimes against the civilian population were recorded, highlighting the urgent need for justice and reparations. The territories of Kalehe and Mwenga are particularly affected, requiring immediate measures to protect vulnerable populations. The perpetrators of these crimes, mainly non-state armed groups and state security services, stress the need to strengthen security and justice mechanisms to end impunity. Despite the scale of the crimes, the majority remain unpunished, highlighting the shortcomings of the justice system and calling for concerted action to strengthen judicial capacities and ensure access to justice for all. The report calls for the establishment of transitional justice mechanisms, both judicial and non-judicial, to bring perpetrators to justice and support victims. It is time to act, to condemn the violence and to work together for a safer and more just future for all the people of South Kivu.
The article tells the inspiring story of an initiative in Lagos, Nigeria, that allows families to finance their children’s education by collecting plastic waste. This innovative approach combines education, environmental protection and local entrepreneurship, creating a virtuous circle where everyone contributes to a better future. By highlighting the importance of creativity and innovation in solving social and environmental challenges, this initiative shows that it is possible to rethink our conventional models to build a more just and sustainable world.
The article highlights the situation of children in Mayotte after the devastating passage of Cyclone Chido. With a population composed mainly of young people, the humanitarian emergency is alarming. UNICEF stresses the need for emergency measures such as the opening of reception centers to provide vital support to traumatized children. Solidarity and mutual aid are essential to accompany these vulnerable young people towards their healing and reconstruction. The article emphasizes the importance of acting quickly to preserve the well-being and future of these children, true pillars of tomorrow’s society.
The Bhopal tragedy, which occurred 40 years ago in India, remains an open wound in the country’s industrial history. The gas leak from the Union Carbide plant had devastating consequences, killing thousands of people and leaving lasting health effects on survivors. Local groups are still fighting for justice and redress. The disaster is a crucial reminder of the importance of industrial safety, corporate responsibility to communities, and solidarity with victims. The people of Bhopal continue to fight for recognition and redress, demonstrating their resilience and dignity.