Category: History

The Bukunzi Kingdom, located in western Rwanda, has played a key role in the troubled history of the African Great Lakes region. Resisting Rwandan domination and foreign colonizers, it was led by King Ndagano Ruhagata, considered a “rainmaker” king. After his death in 1923, the kingdom went through a period of chaos and conflict, and was eventually conquered and incorporated into Rwanda. Understanding these historical conflicts is essential to grasp the current issues in the African Great Lakes region.

The rector of Simon Kimbangu University, Blaise Muya, will be buried on August 24 in N’Kamba, Kongo Central province. The funeral will begin with a wake in Bongolo, followed by an official ceremony at the University of Kinshasa in honor of his contributions to higher education and research in the DRC. His work on the symbolism of April 6 is a scientific legacy that will endure. His passing leaves a huge void, but his memory will inspire future generations.

The Local Development Program in the DRC is making great strides, with between 300 and 400 books already ready for delivery. Despite some difficulties, basic infrastructure work is progressing in the 145 territories concerned. Schools, health centers and administrative buildings are among the works ready to be inaugurated. The government welcomes these advances, which are essential to improving the living conditions of populations across the country. This program reflects the political will to promote balanced development throughout the Congolese territory.

This article analyzes the controversial role and impact of Congolese intellectuals in the development of the DRC. Despite their traditional defense of human rights and democracy, they are often divided and influenced by outside interests. Some are criticized for their disconnection with the concerns of the Congolese people. However, it is important to recognize their contribution to freedom of expression and research, while a more independent and supportive approach could strengthen their transformative role in the development of the DRC.

On Tuesday, August 15, a tragic shipwreck took place in Oshwe, Democratic Republic of Congo, killing ten people, including three men, four women and three children. The overloading of the boat and the collapse of its roof were the cause of the accident. The victims were state agents and officials on a control mission. This event highlights the importance of maritime safety and strict regulations in river transport. Additional measures must be taken to ensure the safety of travelers. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances of the accident. Passenger safety must be a top priority and it is time to act to avoid such tragedies in the future.

The maintenance of the state of siege in North Kivu and Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo is causing disagreements within the commission responsible for its supervision. Some members left the commission due to disagreements on how to deal with the issue. On the one hand, some members insist on the need to discuss the pros and cons of each argument. On the other side, other members stress the importance of lifting the state of siege while offering recommendations to guarantee a peaceful transition. This dissent raises questions about the legitimacy and effectiveness of the state of siege and highlights the need for careful thought to find lasting solutions to the problems in the region.

During a hearing held on June 13, the authorities of the province of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo were accused of negligence and lightness in their mission to secure the population and their property. The province is plagued by community conflicts and is also confronted with armed groups as well as arms and ammunition trafficking. The economic and social development of the region is closely linked to stability and security. The situation requires special attention from the authorities to ensure the protection of the populations.

The article recounts a historic meeting between two key members of two factions of the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS) of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Séraphin Umba and Augustin Kabuya, who decided to meet after several years. of disunity. This meeting comes a few months before the elections and on the eve of the birthday of President Félix Tshisekedi, who celebrated his 60th birthday the next day. The UDPS wants the reunification of all the factions of the party in order to define new strategies and retain power. A united UDPS would strengthen the country’s stability and allow the continuation of President Tshisekedi’s development projects for the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Giant puppets are a spectacular and little-known art that captivates crowds. This article explores their history, how they were made, and their role in the art world. These impressive works of art attract attention with their visual impact and are increasingly popular. Despite this, they often remain unknown to the general public. The article sheds light on this captivating world of giant puppets and allows you to discover them from a new angle.

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