Category: History

The Church of Jesus Christ on Earth by His Envoy Simon Kimbangu (EJCSK) recently celebrated the 105th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Diangienda Kuntima, son of Prophet Kimbangu. This celebration was marked by a general culture contest for finalist students from Kimbanguist schools. Organized by the Association Zua Idée Forever, the competition aimed to strengthen participants’ knowledge of Kimbanguism and scientific subjects. More than 100 candidates participated in the preliminary rounds and 25 students competed in the final. The event also highlighted the Association’s commitment to Congolese youth and the importance of transmitting cultural and spiritual values ​​within the Kimbanguist community.

The First Lady of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi, has kept her promise to pay tribute to the women who have marked the history of the country through her “Congo au femme” project. The first volume of the book entitled “Legends of Congo” was presented at a ceremony, highlighting the exceptional achievements of Congolese women. The book recounts the inspiring journeys of figures such as Marie-Antoinette Mobutu and Françoise De Meyer, and aims to share the stories of these too often overlooked women. This initiative aims to promote the place of women in Congolese society and to encourage young girls to pursue their dreams.

As part of the “Congo au feminine” project launched by the First Lady of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a book entitled “Legends of the Congo” was presented during an official ceremony. This first volume highlights women who have played a significant role in the country’s history. The ceremony took place in the presence of the Prime Minister and other members of the government. The First Lady expressed her gratitude to these exceptional women and reaffirmed her commitment to promoting the rights of Congolese women. The project also includes documentaries to showcase their stories and accomplishments. The book will not be sold, but widely distributed so that the public can discover and celebrate these remarkable women. The government is committed to supporting this initiative, which highlights the contribution of Congolese women to history and society. This project represents an important step towards recognizing and appreciating the crucial role of women in the country, while inspiring future generations. Thanks to this initiative, the legendary women of the DRC are finally celebrated and honored at their true value.

In this article, we explore the inspiring story of Ngoma Lossa Alfred, a territory administrator in the Democratic Republic of Congo, who decided to pass the diploma tests for primary, secondary and technical education despite his age and his responsibilities. Her atypical journey highlights the importance of continuous learning and perseverance. We examine the reactions of the educational community to its approach and highlight the power of lifelong learning. The story of Ngoma Lossa Alfred inspires younger generations to continue their education and reminds political leaders of the importance of meritocracy in building a prosperous country.