The “Jocker Comedy Club” is making a comeback in Kinshasa, bringing with it an evening full of laughter and entertainment. Talented comedians take to the stage, offering a hilarious and unpretentious stand-up show. Since its creation in 2021, this unmissable event has won over a wide audience, mixing local and international artists for a unique comedy experience. This revival marks the start of a promising new season, offering the inhabitants of Kinshasa a moment of relaxation and conviviality that is welcome in these difficult times. The “Jocker Comedy Club” promises an unforgettable evening, full of laughter and emotion, not to be missed for all lovers of humor and good humor.
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The JUA-rencontre des musiques du monde project aims to bring healing and social cohesion to displaced populations in the Democratic Republic of Congo. With music therapy and art therapy sessions, this harmonious event focuses on positive communication and reconciliation between communities in the African Great Lakes. Using music as a universal language, the JUA-rencontre non-profit organization creates a space of hope and solidarity, celebrating cultural and traditional diversity. This meeting promises to be a hymn to resilience and fraternity, laying the foundations for a future filled with peace and mutual understanding.
The graduation ceremony of the Academy of Fine Arts of Kinshasa honored 157 laureates for their academic excellence, celebrating the end of the 2023-2024 academic year in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The values of quality, creativity and professional ethics are at the heart of the education provided by the institution, supported by modern infrastructure and qualified staff. The laureates, ready to become ambassadors of their school, testify to the artistic vitality of the country and its capacity to shine on the world cultural scene.
The blog post chronicles the academic graduation ceremony at the University of Information and Communication Sciences (Unisic) in Kinshasa. The rector, Professor Richard Kambayi Bwatshia, encouraged students to invest in their future careers by using their knowledge. He stressed the importance of education for the development of the nation, calling for more support for the university. The academic secretary, Professor Jean-Marie Vianney Longonya, praised the graduates for their success, calling it an achievement. The student representative of the Faculty of Communication expressed gratitude to the teachers for their passion and commitment to excellence. This ceremony symbolizes the preparation of future communication and development professionals, contributing to the progress of Congolese society.
ISTM-Goma recently celebrated the graduation of 531 new graduates, with an impressive success rate of 90.3%. The ceremony was an opportunity to highlight the specializations in Nursing, Midwifery and Food Science-Nutrition. The event also marked the 25th anniversary of the institute, with recognition of staff and encouragement for graduates. Congolese authorities expressed their support and congratulated ISTM-Goma for its contribution to the training of health professionals in the DRC.
Fatshimetrie, the Congolese news magazine, analyzes in depth the issue of social security in the province of Kwilu. Dosithé Etinga, head of the provincial division of Social Affairs, encourages companies to respect the standards to ensure the health and safety of workers. This concern for prevention and support aims to guarantee the well-being of employees and the productivity of companies. A crucial issue for the socio-economic development of the country, relayed with relevance by Fatshimetrie.
“Gospel artist Roméo Asingya has just announced his very first song titled “La vie”, a beautiful ode to faith and hope. Originally from Beni, Democratic Republic of Congo, Roméo Asingya, a respected teacher and human rights advocate, combines legal wisdom with spirituality in his music. His soulful voice and comforting lyrics offer a profound message of encouragement and compassion. “La vie” is an enveloping melody available on all download platforms, bringing comfort and inspiration in these uncertain times. Roméo Asingya positions himself as a messenger of divine love and brotherhood through his universal music that transcends borders and differences.”
A group of vulnerable young women from Kananga, Democratic Republic of Congo, benefited from vocational training in cutting and sewing offered by the Association ‘Femme Mains dans la Main pour le développement Intégral’. This initiative aims to promote their financial autonomy and independence. The participants received complete kits including sewing machines and accessories, with the aim of preparing them to enter the job market. This action demonstrates the importance of supporting the empowerment of vulnerable women to build their self-confidence and promote their socio-economic integration.
The Higher Institute of Health Sciences of the Red Cross celebrated the graduation of 383 students, marking an important milestone for their future careers in health. With quality training through renowned academic collaborations, graduates are encouraged to become ambassadors of the institution by putting into practice the humanitarian values of the Red Cross. For their part, the Higher Institute of Management of Kinshasa also honored more than 500 graduates, highlighting their contribution to reducing unemployment by training quality engineers. These events highlight the commitment of academic institutions in the DRC to train a new generation of qualified professionals ready to contribute to the socio-economic development of the country.
The article reports on the resumption of classes in Beni after a teachers’ strike in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It highlights the social tensions surrounding teachers and underlines the importance of their role in children’s education. Students support teachers’ demands and encourage constructive dialogue. The teachers’ decision to suspend the strike to negotiate shows their responsibility. The government is called upon to improve teachers’ conditions to invest in the future of Congolese society. The article highlights the importance of supporting teachers’ work to strengthen the education system and offer a better future to children.