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The National Day of the Federation of Protestant Women recently took place in Butembo, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The event brought together many Protestant women and members of revival churches, highlighting their ability to bring about positive change when they work together. Topics discussed during the day included insecurity in the region and the importance of the upcoming election. Protestant women were called upon to vote for candidates committed to the well-being of the country. The theme of the day was “With Jesus, If We Will, We Can,” highlighting the collective power of women and their ability to bring about real change. This event demonstrated the commitment and determination of Protestant women to contribute to society and improve their community. It’s a powerful reminder of women’s ability to build a better, more equitable society.

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The Théâtre du Fleuve presents its new play “Kimuté. La symphonie du non”, an intense and moving exploration of the struggle for democracy and justice in Africa. Inspired by real Congolese leaders, this play features the character of Kimuté and his fight against political injustice. Despite his tragic death, Kimuté becomes a symbol of resistance and reminds us of the importance of saying “no” in the face of oppression. This play offers a profound reflection on Congolese and global reality, inviting spectators to act and fight for their rights.

The Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation launched the EXCELLENTIA program, which aims to promote academic excellence among young people. During an event in Lubumbashi, the President of the foundation informed more than 180 students of the opportunities offered by this program, including scholarships for winners of the state exam. She also raised awareness among young people about sickle cell disease, with the installation of screening kits in certain hospitals. The EXCELLENTIA program already has 241 scholarship holders, some of whom are continuing their studies abroad. Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi encouraged the students to strive for excellence and to believe in their abilities to become tomorrow’s elite.

The National Day of the Federation of Protestant Women (FFP) was celebrated in Butembo, North Kivu. This event brought together Protestant women as well as some revival churches, highlighting their capacity to bring about meaningful change. Despite the difficulties they face, women have shown their determination to make a difference. Insecurity in the region was a topic discussed, with a call for peace and prayer. As the elections approach, the president of the federation raised awareness of the importance of voting for patriots committed to change. The day was celebrated under the theme “With Jesus, if we want, we can”, expressing the hope and determination of women to work together for a better future. The event highlights the essential role of women in Congolese society and underlines the importance of unity and solidarity to meet the country’s challenges.

The National Day of the Federation of Protestant Women was celebrated with enthusiasm in Butembo, North Kivu. The event was attended by many Protestant women and members of revival churches. The president of the federation stressed the importance of unity and solidarity among women to overcome challenges. She also expressed concern over insecurity and called for the return of peace. She encouraged people to vote for true patriots in the upcoming elections. The day was celebrated under the theme “With Jesus, if we want, we can”, highlighting the desire of women to bring about positive change. The determination of the women of Butembo is inspiring and invites all women to unite to create a better future.

This article highlights the initiative of young Ilebo nationals, living in Kinshasa, who are calling for peace and development in their territory of origin. They condemn the hate speech broadcast by certain local media and highlight the importance of unity and living together. In addition, they ask the authorities to strengthen security measures during the pre-election period. This citizen mobilization demonstrates the commitment of young people to building a peaceful and prosperous future for their community.

The month of October means late payments for civil servants and state agents in the DRC, due to updates to payrolls. However, ANAPI continues to train economic operators in Maniema to improve the business environment. The president of the mining cadastre announces an operation to withdraw mining titles to guarantee responsible exploitation. The DRC is also making progress in the fight against corruption and good governance. In terms of entertainment, the release of Asterix’s album “L’Iris Blanc” was an international success. Finally, new infrastructure such as the small barrier of a border post is boosting trade in the Great Lakes region. Despite the challenges, the DRC continues to progress in different areas.

The National Day of the Federation of Protestant Women in Butembo, DRC, brought together a large number of women determined to bring positive change to their country. The day’s agenda included discussions on current challenges, such as insecurity and upcoming elections, as well as calls for unity and action. The president of the Federation of Protestant Women stressed the importance of showing that women are capable of bringing about change. Insecurity in the North Kivu region was addressed, with a call for peace and concrete measures to ensure the security of all. In view of the elections, the importance of voting for true patriots concerned with the well-being of the nation was stressed. The celebration highlighted Protestant women’s commitment to justice, gender equality and community well-being, and called for recognition and support of these courageous voices.

In this article, a study reveals that 40% of the population of Greater Katanga uses the Internet as their main source of information, while only 2% continue to turn to the written press. The study also highlights the growing preference for audiovisual media and the Internet, with Haut-Lomami leading the way with a usage rate of 56%. Non-pay television (DTT) is used by 39% of the population, cable channels by 35% and radio by 34%. The French language remains the most used to follow these media in all the provinces of Greater Katanga. Home and office are the primary places where people connect and get information, highlighting the importance of a reliable internet connection. This study highlights the evolution of media consumption habits and the importance of adapting communication strategies to effectively reach this population which is increasingly turning to the Internet as its main source of information.