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“Maajabu Rafiki: The young talents of Congolese music compete during the GRAND FINALE in Kinshasa!”

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The GRAND FINAL of Maajabu Rafiki, pitting 12 talented young artists aged 8 to 17 in competition, will take place this Saturday in Kinshasa. Finalists will have the opportunity to become “Rafiki Ambassadors”, which will allow them to become known nationally and continentally. The competition arouses excitement among both participants and spectators and provides an exceptional platform to highlight the talent of young Congolese artists. Don’t miss this unmissable event and come support these promising young talents.

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“South Africa Reopens Inquiry into Infamous Cradock Four Murders, Seeking Justice and Closure for Victims’ Families”

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South Africa has announced the reopening of an investigation into the murder of four anti-apartheid activists, known as the Cradock Four. This heinous crime, which dates back almost four decades, has gone unpunished, leaving the victims’ families without answers. Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has stressed the importance of providing justice to families who have long waited for the truth about the murders of their loved ones. The previous investigation, conducted in 1987 and 1993, only added more questions than answers, thus justifying the need for a new investigation. The reopening of this investigation is an important step in bringing closure and restoring confidence in the South African justice system. It is essential to uncover the truth and hold those who committed these acts accountable, no matter how much time has passed. It also serves as a reminder of the dark legacy of apartheid and the sacrifices made by those who fought against it. Hopefully this investigation will finally allow the families of the Cradock Four to get the closure they have been seeking for so long. It is a crucial step in the quest for justice and a demonstration of the resilience and determination of those who continue to fight for truth and accountability.

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“Donald Trump questions the necessity of the fight to end slavery in the American Civil War: a controversial statement.”

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In a recently published article, former President Donald Trump sparked controversy by suggesting that the American Civil War could have been avoided through negotiation. At a campaign event in Iowa, Trump questioned the necessity of the fight to end slavery and said Abraham Lincoln could have done more to avoid bloodshed. The remarks drew attention, especially as they come just days before the Iowa caucuses, where Trump currently leads the polls. The subject of the Civil War has become an unexpected issue in the Republican primary race, with other political figures like Nikki Haley also sparking controversy by not mentioning slavery as a cause of the Civil War. Trump’s comments are not a direct response to this controversy, but it does raise questions about some Republicans’ views on history and preservation of the Union. While some believe that there were efforts at negotiation before the war began, the issue of slavery was a fundamental issue that could not be resolved through compromise. Despite the criticism, Trump remains popular in the Republican Party.

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“Charlie Hebdo: 9 years later, France pays a vibrant tribute to the victims of the January 2015 attacks”

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Nine years after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, France pays a vibrant tribute to the 17 victims. Sober and moving ceremonies took place in front of the symbolic sites of the attacks. The political and religious figures present observed a minute of silence in memory of the victims. These commemorations underlined national unity and France’s determination to remain united in the face of the threat of Islamist terrorism. The messages of support on social networks testify to the resilience of the French people. The victims, who represented freedom of expression and tolerance, will be remembered forever. France thus affirms its attachment to the fundamental values ​​which were attacked that day.

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“Social media: a catalyst for change and engagement in our society”

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Social media plays a crucial role in our society, facilitating the dissemination of information and the creation of discussions. With over 3 billion users worldwide, they have a significant impact on culture and society. Social media allows individuals to express themselves, share their experiences, and connect with like-minded people. They also promote social and political mobilization online. By offering real-time communication, they allow you to stay informed of the latest news and participate in ongoing discussions. However, social media also faces challenges such as the spread of misinformation and hate speech. It is therefore essential to consume information online responsibly and to promote a respectful online environment.

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“MediaCongo Code: Express yourself in a unique and engaging way on the new online exchange platform”

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Discover the MediaCongo Code: a new way to connect and comment online. This unique code allows users to stand out and create a more personalized connection with other readers and writers. By using your MediaCongo code, you can express your opinions in a unique way and facilitate constructive exchanges with other users. Join the MediaCongo community and participate in exciting discussions on topics that matter to you.

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“Dreaming in times of war: A look into the committed childhood of Ngugi wa Thiong’o”

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In his first volume of memoirs “Dreaming in Times of War”, Ngugi wa Thiong’o takes us into his childhood marked by British colonization in Kenya. Through poignant and committed writing, he depicts life under colonial rule and highlights the importance of education and resistance in the fight for freedom. Her testimony offers a profound reflection on the colonial heritage and recalls the crucial role of women in Kenyan society. Ngugi wa Thiong’o is today considered one of the founding fathers of English-speaking African literature.

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“March for peace and love: Traditional Congolese leaders call for post-election unity”

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A group of traditional and customary authorities from the Alliance for Greater Congo organized a peaceful march in Mbuji-Mayi to promote peace and love in a post-election context. They expressed their support for the organization of the elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission and called on the Congolese to observe a spirit of love and peace. Traditional leaders highlighted their vital role as churches in the middle of the village and were exhorted to be examples of peace and harmony. Their initiative highlights the importance of stability and national cohesion in a period of democratic transition and sends a strong signal to other political and social actors. Collaboration between different spheres of society is essential to confront challenges and promote progress. The movement of traditional authorities for peace and love shows their commitment to supporting the democratic process and fostering national reconciliation. Their active role in building a peaceful and prosperous nation is vital for the future of Greater Congo.

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“Fight against loneliness and isolation: how to maintain social connections in our connected society”

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In this article, we address the challenge of maintaining social connections in the Internet age. While technology can harm interpersonal relationships, it’s important to seek out authentic interactions. The intelligent use of social networks can be beneficial, by choosing platforms that encourage constructive exchanges. Getting out of your comfort zone and actively engaging in the real world is also essential to preserving social connections. By creating genuine relationships and remaining open to opportunities to meet, we can combat loneliness and isolation in our modern society.

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“Resumption of classes in the DRC: A step towards normality for education after the end-of-year holidays”

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The DRC plans to resume classes after the end-of-year holidays with relief on the part of parents and students. The Minister of EPST confirmed the reopening of schools and underlined the importance of education for the development of the country. In an unstable political context, this recovery is a step towards normalization and stability. However, further efforts are needed to improve learning conditions and strengthen the education system as a whole. The resumption of classes is therefore an opportunity to recall the importance of education and to work together to offer younger generations the best possible learning conditions.