Category: History

On the night of August 21 to 22, 2023, a violent fire broke out at the “Camp des Polices Militaires” market in Mont-Ngafula, causing huge losses for traders. Despite this material damage, solidarity was quickly put in place, with distributions of food aid and basic necessities. The moving testimonies of the victims highlight the distress of these people who have lost everything. Local authorities and aid organizations are working together to rebuild the market and help traders get back to business. This tragedy illustrates the resilience of the Congolese people who are recovering and rebuilding even after the worst ordeals. It is essential to support and show solidarity with the victims to help them rebuild and return to a normal life.

The construction of the city of Lumumba is a development project launched by President Tshisekedi to pay tribute to Patrice Lumumba, national hero of the Democratic Republic of Congo. A delegation led by the Minister of Infrastructure has been sent to Sankuru to assess the necessary developments and address connectivity challenges. The project will take place in several phases and will require the mobilization of national and international resources. Priority will be given to access roads and the opening up of the tourist town of Lumumba Ville. This initiative demonstrates the Congolese government’s commitment to promoting Lumumba’s legacy and developing the country’s infrastructure.

The article recounts the moving funeral of provincial deputy Muhindo Magezi Celce in his native village of Kasindi. His disappearance caused great sadness among the people he served throughout his political career. Many political and socio-economic personalities have paid tribute to this man who occupied an important place in society. The testimonies during the last tributes underlined his patriotism and his commitment to the development of his region. Muhindo Magezi Celce died at the age of 43 on August 20, 2023.

In this article, we explore the history of the African Great Lakes region, with particular emphasis on the Bukunzi Kingdom. Located in the west of Rwanda, this region has been the scene of many conflicts and raids for centuries. Despite fierce resistance, the Bukunzi Kingdom eventually lost its independence and was subject to the court of Rwanda. The Bukunzi region was renowned for its mastery of meteorology, which earned it a certain tolerance from the Rwandan kings. Today, historical and family ties still unite people on both sides of the Ruzizi River, testifying to the heritage of the Bukunzi Kingdom. Understanding this complex history is essential to understand the current challenges of the African Great Lakes region.

Reverend Father Charles Phukuta Khonde has been re-elected for his second six-year term as head of the Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (CICM). This re-election is a sign of the confidence placed in him by the members of the Congregation. Father Charles is a 57-year-old Congolese, member of the CICM since 1990, ordained a priest in 1999 in the United States and the second African to lead the CICM Congregation after the American Father Timothy Atkin. His re-election is an opportunity to arouse the interest of young Congolese vocations for commitment to the Church and contribution to the spiritual and social development of the country.

The Congolese government has kicked off the development works of Lumumba Ville, in tribute to Patrice Emery Lumumba, national hero of the Democratic Republic of Congo. A ministerial delegation visited the province of Sankuru to assess the needs and determine the operations to be carried out. The ambitious project will require national and international mobilization of resources. It aims to open up the region and build public facilities, while representing a symbol of progress and development for the country.

The conflict between the Mbole and the Lengola in the DRC is a tragic situation that has led to the loss of human lives and the displacement of thousands of people. The root causes of this conflict are historical, social and economic tensions, as well as rivalries for the control of natural resources. To end it, it is essential to establish an inclusive dialogue between communities, to strengthen security and to promote justice and reconciliation. The road to reconciliation may be long, but it is essential to building a future of peace in the DRC.

Discover the turbulent story of Jean-Marc Makusu, a Congolese striker who played for several different clubs and countries. Despite his talent, he has yet to win a major title. Now he is preparing to join Al Khum’s in Libya, his 12th club. His career is an example of perseverance and determination. Stay tuned for his upcoming performances.

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In this powerful excerpt from the article, we explore the complex situation in the African Great Lakes region, marked by conflict and recurring political instability. We discover the history of two small kingdoms, Bukunzi and Busozo, which were often attacked by Rwanda for reasons of power and resources. The death of King Ndagano Ruhagata marks a turning point in the region, with the occupation of the territory by Rwanda. The article also highlights the capacity of the inhabitants of Bukunzi to cause rain, giving them a certain autonomy vis-à-vis Rwanda. Understanding the history and causes of these conflicts is essential to promoting peace and stability in this African region.