Category: History

In his work “Consciousness hustled”, Congolese author Christian Kunda Mutoki offers an incisive look at Congolese reality. Through six captivating short stories, the author immerses the reader in the twists and turns of contemporary Congolese society, mixing the sordid and the sublime, resilience and despair, dystopia and utopia. Mutoki, doctor in Letters and French civilization, combines academic expertise and experience in the artistic world. His entry into politics allows him to put his convictions into practice and actively contribute to the construction of the Congo of tomorrow. “Consciousness shaken” is an essential work for understanding the issues and challenges facing Congolese society.

The article highlights the initiative of the SOS PREMA Association, which offered donations to premature children and covered the medical bills of indigent patients at the Bukavu Provincial General Reference Hospital. The article highlights the importance of showing generosity and solidarity to those who need it most. Small actions can have a huge impact on the lives of others, and it is essential to support these efforts. Compassion for others is a valuable human quality that can make a real difference in the lives of sick patients and families in need.

This article highlights the unfair treatment of Congolese supporters during the CAN semi-final, sparking a wave of indignation and national reactions. He underlines the importance of making the voices of Congolese supporters heard and fighting for the recognition of their legitimate demands. This incident also highlights the need for better fan protection in the world of football.

During a recent meeting, the Catholic bishops of the Greater region expressed their concern about the suffering of the populations and called for the construction of peace in the sub-region. They stressed the importance of overcoming religious divides and working together to establish an environment conducive to peaceful coexistence. The bishops also urged Christians to become peacemakers by promoting dialogue and mutual understanding. This speech is an invitation to all to support efforts to create a better and more peaceful future.

The Amani Festival, which was to take place in February in Goma, was postponed due to continued insecurity in the North Kivu region. The event has been rescheduled for June to ensure the safety of participants. The theme of this tenth edition highlights volunteering in the service of the community and pays tribute to the hundreds of volunteers who have supported the festival over the years. Despite this decision to postpone, the organizers hope to offer a unique musical experience and promote solidarity and sharing within the community during the Amani Festival this summer.

In this extract, Cyril Mutombo, Country Director of Barrick Gold Corporation, encourages telecommunications companies to establish themselves in remote areas to reduce the digital gap. He emphasizes that the mining sector can serve as a catalyst for this establishment, by facilitating the installation of communication infrastructure. The objective is to offer residents economic, social and educational opportunities through digital access. To achieve this, close collaboration between telecommunications operators, mining companies and local authorities is necessary.

In this article, we discover how the Leopards team of the Democratic Republic of Congo uses football as a means of support for populations affected by the war in their country. The coach and players express their solidarity by wearing a black armband during the African Cup of Nations semi-final against Ivory Coast. This symbolic approach highlights values ​​of empathy and compassion, showing that sport can be a vector of change and reconciliation. Beyond the sporting issue, the Leopards position themselves as ambassadors of hope and solidarity.

Major General François Mukalay Ngoy recently made inspiring visits to the soldiers of his unit and to the central prison of Dungu. During these meetings, he conveyed a message of hope and discipline, sharing his personal experience of transformation. In addition, he offered material support to the inmates, thus demonstrating his commitment to their rehabilitation and social reintegration. These visits demonstrate the importance of supportive and caring leadership within the Congolese armed forces.