Category: Technology

The launch of the civic and electoral education program in the DRC aims to promote the engagement of young people in the electoral process. The objective is to train responsible citizens, capable of understanding the electoral system and making informed decisions. This non-partisan program aims to strengthen participatory democracy and promote the civic engagement of young Congolese. By raising awareness among young people of their role as active citizens and strengthening their confidence in the electoral system, this initiative contributes to guaranteeing a more participatory democracy in the DRC.

The commune of N’djili in Kinshasa is preparing for a historic transformation with the reconstruction of its communal house. Estimated at $15.3 million, this work will also include the construction of a police station and a pavilion housing various facilities. At the same time, development work on Place Sainte Thérèse is also planned for a budget of $9.9 million. These projects are part of the vast Kin-Elenda project, aiming to make Kinshasa a modern and resilient city. Local authorities and the World Bank are delighted with the impact that these investments will have on the population and the fight against poverty. This historic transformation will give new life to the commune of N’djili and improve the living conditions of the inhabitants.

Bienvenu-Marie Bakumanya Bakwala is a key player in the Congolese media landscape. As director general of the Congolese press agency ACP, he sets up various initiatives to promote journalistic ethics and professional conduct. His experience and vision contribute to shaping a more ethical and professional Congolese media landscape, essential for a democratic and well-informed society.

The abolition of visa fees between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda is a historic measure which aims to promote the movement of people and trade between the two countries. This decision is welcomed with enthusiasm by the population, who see this as new economic opportunities. It demonstrates the desire of governments to promote regional development and cooperation between countries in the region.

The Democratic Republic of Congo launches a civic and electoral education program for young people, supported by the United States Embassy. The objective is to raise awareness among young people of the importance of their participation in the electoral process and to encourage them to become actively involved. Trained facilitators will play a key role in transmitting knowledge to young people through exchange sessions and citizen cafés. This program aims to bridge the gap between young people and the electoral process and strengthen their empowerment and capacities. It represents an important step in the promotion of participatory and inclusive democracy in DR Congo.

The sinking of the whaling ship “Mapamboli” in the DRC caused the death of at least 47 people and many missing. The Ministry of Transport announces the opening of an investigation to determine responsibilities and take measures to strengthen the safety of river transport. The DRC must act quickly to avoid new accidents and ensure the safety of passengers navigating the waterways. This tragedy should serve as a reminder of the urgent need for strengthened safety standards in the transport sector in the DRC.