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South Kivu in the DRC suffered severe flooding which engulfed the villages of Bushushu and Nyamukubi. More than 400 people have lost their lives and prominent figures across the country have issued a call to action, calling for a dignified funeral and burial. Local authorities work with the population to improve road accessibility and sustainable development to prevent and manage the risks of natural disasters. Volunteer relief workers have been mobilized and SADC is sending forces to restore peace in eastern DRC. Faced with these challenges, the DRC must act quickly to meet the needs of its populations.

Sud-Kivu was hit by deadly floods that left more than 400 dead and several thousand missing. Local authorities and humanitarian organizations are hard at work providing disaster relief and preventing further disasters. A public risk prevention and management policy must be put in place and citizen mobilization is also important to fight against the consequences of natural disasters. Solidarity and mutual aid from all are essential to support the South Kivu region.

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) announced at a summit in Windhoek, Namibia, that it will send forces to restore peace and security in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). ) in collaboration with the forces already present on the spot of the East African Community (EAC). As the humanitarian situation has deteriorated due to the resurgence of M23 and other armed groups, this SADC decision represents a step forward in harmonizing actions to establish peace and security in the region.

The Honorary Minister of Hydrocarbons Rubens Mikendo launched the “Nduma kasha” project, in the Walikale region in the province of North Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in order to supply approximately 250 households and also the main axes electricity roads. The project is the result of a collaboration between Go-Shop, Anser and a Congolese partner. Installation costs will be modulated according to household income, and local labor will be recruited. As the DRC is faced with the impossibility of importing electromechanical generators due to trade embargoes due to pollution and the excessive emission of greenhouse gases, renewable energy projects, i.e. similar to this, are increasingly favored to improve access to electricity.

HC Lupopo won a landslide victory against HC Imara Patro in the first leg of the EUHBLU 2022-2023 edition, with a final score of 53-35. The experienced team of HC Lupopo dominated their opponent in all areas. Both teams’ coaches gave their impressions of the game, with Imara’s coach Patro blaming the loss on his side’s youth and refereeing. This match is one of many exciting games at this year’s EUBHLU, with many competitive teams taking part. The next edition promises even more entertainment for Congolese handball fans.

The Mayor of Bagira, Patience Bengehya Wa Ngabo, met with residents of Mulambula and Cikera neighborhoods to discuss the road diversion in the Bwindi concession. The inhabitants of Mulambula are ready to give part of their plot to draw a road allowing the development of their entity. The provincial minister of town planning and housing invited the representatives of the communities and the mayor to his office to find a solution to this situation. This meeting demonstrates the cooperation and constructive dialogue between local authorities and local populations for a more prosperous and fairer future for all.

This article deals with the national examination for the end of professional studies (ENFEP) which is currently taking place in the province of Ituri. This year, 202 self-taught candidates participated in the preliminary of this examination to obtain a national title attesting to their skills, while the final test will begin next June. Ituri province achieved a 100% pass rate in the second edition of the exam last year. The blog also features articles on other relevant topics in the Democratic Republic of Congo, such as natural disasters, basic infrastructure and education issues.

The Red Cross carries out humanitarian actions in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in particular by fighting against malnutrition and humanitarian disasters. Despite the difficulties, companies and NGOs are working together to improve the daily lives of local populations. Citizen mobilization is also set up for sustainable development actions.

The province of South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with dramatic consequences due to heavy rains, including floods and landslides which claimed more than 400 lives and caused serious material damage. The government, with the participation of the provincial authorities, provided emergency assistance to the victims. Natural disasters underline the importance of risk prevention and management. However, ongoing political tensions between the DRC and Rwanda intensify the challenges Congolese face.

The municipality of Bagira, in the province of South Kivu, is resolutely committed to actions in favor of development. To support their mayor Patience Bengehya Wa Ngwabo in this direction, the population of the locality decided to join the sanitation work organized every Saturday. Work has recently been launched to improve the section linking Place Chez Cibinda to the Nyakavogo site. This work, carried out with the support of the Sainte Famille Catholic parish in Bagira, aims to increase accessibility to the Sainte Famille school complex and the Nyakavogo site.