Immerse yourself in the captivating world of ‘Kin la Rumba, Kin la sape’, a unique literary concert celebrating Congolese culture and elegance in Kinshasa. Inspired by the poems of Élodie Ngalaka, the event highlights the symbiosis between Congolese rumba and the art of sape, thus honoring the cultural identity of the city. By promoting Congolese sapueurs, this innovative project aims to change perceptions and highlight their contribution as style icons. Delve into the heart of Kinshasa’s cultural richness during this unique literary concert, which promises an immersive and inspiring artistic experience, inviting everyone to celebrate the diversity of Congolese artistic expressions.
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Congolese singer Ferrari Mbuyi unveils his new album “Passation de pouvoir”, an opus filled with deep messages of unity and sharing through Rumba Odemba music. With varied titles and an inspiring artistic collaboration, Ferrari Mbuyi asserts himself as a solo artist and marks a new stage in the Congolese music scene. This album is a true manifesto of the richness and diversity of Congolese music, carried by a passionate and committed artist.
“The announcement of the launch of Landry Mussaka’s fascinating poetic work, entitled “Cri au creux de la nuit”, by Fatshimetrie, has created a wave of enthusiasm. This collection of committed poems explores collective memory and historical consciousness, raising profound questions about identity and cultural heritage. Each verse vibrates with an intense energy, giving voice to heroes of the past and illuminating the future. Landry Mussaka, a young literary talent from the Democratic Republic of Congo, brings freshness and depth to the African literary tradition. “Cri au creux de la nuit” is a call to conscience, inviting the reader to reflect on the past, the present and the future, celebrating the beauty and power of poetic language.”
Summary: The celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Kizito Anuarite group at the Saint Gabriel parish in Kinshasa was marked by the distribution of school kits to 150 children. This initiative, led by the group’s alumni association, aims to support the education of younger generations. Through this commitment, the group intends to perpetuate its values of faith and excellence. The action demonstrates the solidarity and commitment of the local and international Christian community towards young people.
In Kinshasa, a three-day training course organized by the NGO ADCO aims to support young people and women in the commune of Makala in the processing of basic necessities, thus promoting their economic self-management. This initiative allows participants to learn how to manufacture various essential products, thus promoting individual autonomy. By helping to strengthen local capacities and encourage community entrepreneurship, ADCO opens up new perspectives for personal and collective development, laying the foundations for a better future for the community of Makala and beyond.
Discover the article on Netty Mayaka, Belgian writer, honored at the 8th major literary rentrée in Kinshasa. Her first book, “Mariée à tout prix”, sincerely addresses the theme of marriage and encourages women to fulfill themselves before committing. The press conference offered an overview of her autobiographical work, emphasizing the importance of lucidity and maturity in marital relationships. The book’s opening promises an enriching encounter with the author and a dive into varied literary universes. This edition highlights the diversity of literary voices and celebrates the talent of women writers. “Mariée à tout prix” offers a captivating reflection on marriage and reminds us of the importance of knowing ourselves.
Fatshimetry explores the notion of divergent perception in our modern societies. Image research, at the heart of this approach, highlights the diversity of interpretations of information. Divergent perception highlights the variety of points of view facing the same reality. By encouraging listening and mutual understanding, Fatshimetry promotes a more inclusive society. By celebrating the diversity of perceptions, it invites a deeper understanding of the world around us.
The Bosangani Festival in Kinshasa, under the theme “Kingdom of Kongo”, is a major cultural event that highlights the history and origins of the Kongolese people. By promoting cultural exchanges between Switzerland and the DRC, this event offers a unique platform for artistic sharing. The varied activities such as performances, concerts and masterclasses enrich the experience of the participants. The chosen theme resonates with the Kongolese identity by offering a deep dive into the cultural heritage. Organized in emblematic places of Kinshasa, the festival contributes to the democratization of access to culture. The vision of its founder, Jolie Ngemie, to promote local artistic talents underlines the commitment to the cultural development of the DRC. The Bosangani Festival is a unique moment of celebration of diversity and artistic creativity, an unmissable event for art and culture enthusiasts.
In an exclusive interview, Corneille Mulumba, political actor and author of “Pillars and dynamics for a great Congo”, calls for the preservation of family and social values in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He highlights the crucial importance of preserving the national cultural identity in the face of foreign influences, while ensuring equal opportunities for all citizens. Mulumba particularly highlights the essential role of the family and invites Congolese women to preserve female solidarity. His message resonates as a call for unity to preserve the country’s unique cultural heritage and build a solid future for future generations.