Politics

“A revolution in Congolese justice: Florence Ngalula becomes the first woman to head the specialized children’s court in Kinshasa/Kinkole”

Florence Ngalula becomes the first woman to head the specialized children’s court in Kinshasa/Kinkole in the DRC. A magistrate with experience in children’s justice for 10 years, her appointment is historic and represents a major step forward in the fight for children’s rights. Her commitment and experience make her an ideal candidate to improve the situation of children in difficulty and to ensure their rights are respected within the Congolese judicial system. This appointment also paves the way for greater representation of women in senior positions in the DRC.

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“Rewarding Congolese journalistic excellence: a look back at the award ceremony for the Zoonoses competition”

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The awards ceremony for the Zoonoses competition, organized by Radio Workshop and OMSA, took place on September 22, 2023 in Silikikin village. The winners of the competition, Noella Kamba and Josée Kalumba Mushinta, were rewarded for their talent and their journalistic work. This initiative aims to raise awareness among Congolese communities of the dangers of zoonoses and encourage behavioral change. It highlights the essential role of Congolese journalists in the dissemination of information on public health. Congratulations to the winners and organizers for this inspiring initiative.

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“Women, young people, people living with disabilities and indigenous people committed to democratic elections in the DRC: the CENI consultation frameworks successfully closed”

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The CENI consultation frameworks concluded successfully in Kinshasa, in the presence of President Denis KADIMA KAZADI. Women, young people, people living with disabilities and indigenous people have expressed their interest and commitment to the upcoming electoral elections in the DRC. The President of the CENI encouraged participants not to give in to erroneous information and stressed the importance of everyone’s participation in credible and transparent elections. He announced the upcoming start of awareness-raising activities and invited the different components to mobilize for a positive development of democracy. The meetings helped enlighten participants on specific issues related to the electoral process. The CENI is counting on the mobilization of all to guarantee democratic and transparent elections in the DRC.

Politics

“A revolution in Congolese justice: Florence Ngalula, first woman to head the specialized children’s court in Kinshasa/Kinkole”

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The Kinshasa/Kinkole specialized children’s court welcomes Florence Ngalula as its new president. This is the first time that a woman has held this position in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which constitutes significant progress for the protection of children’s rights. Florence Ngalula is committed to promoting the law and improving the situation of children in difficulty. His appointment raises many hopes for better justice for children in the country.

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The Techno Parade: 25 years of electrifying music in Paris!

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The Techno Parade is celebrating its 25th anniversary in Paris, attracting thousands of electro fans. Place de la Bastille was transformed into a huge dance floor, propelling the Bastille to the status of a giant nightclub. Participants were able to enjoy intoxicating sets offered by talented DJs. The procession of floats equipped with powerful sound systems then paraded through the streets of Paris to the Place de la Nation. The Techno Parade has become an emblematic event of the electro scene in Paris, helping to democratize electronic music. Jack Lang, former Minister of Culture, highlights the evolution of techno and Tommy Vaudecrane, president of Technopol, expresses his satisfaction and hope for the future of the movement. This edition marks the recognition and legitimacy of electronic music. The Techno Parade is a festive and engaged event, celebrating music, diversity and the techno community. Don’t miss this unique experience that brings together dance, music and a love of techno.

Politics

“Tensions at GLM: Violent altercations at Joseph Kabila’s residence”

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In a recent article, we report on the growing tensions surrounding Joseph Kabila’s residence at GLM. Altercations have broken out between the current regime and dignitaries who are trying to appropriate neighboring land. Parts of GLM were even reduced to ashes during a violent altercation. MONUSCO intervened to ease tensions and protect Kabila’s residence. Kabila’s entourage denounces these actions and warns against any violation of his privacy and security. These events raise serious concerns about stability and security in the region, requiring international intervention and measures to ensure the protection of the rights of all citizens.

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“The pro-European demonstration in London: the return of the United Kingdom to the EU under debate”

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The National Rejoin March in London brought together thousands of British protesters, expressing support for a return to the European Union. More than 60% of British people consider Brexit a failure, thus motivating their participation in this demonstration. Protesters regret the loss of freedom of movement benefits and believe the UK is stronger by being part of the EU. Although no major political party is officially proposing a return to the EU, protesters remain hopeful that such a turnaround will come. A return to the EU would have positive economic and political impacts for the UK. However, the debate on this issue remains open and its integration will depend on the decisions of British political leaders.

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“Crucial international support: Antonio Guterres meets Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi to strengthen the DRC”

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Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, met with Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to discuss the international organization’s crucial support for the DRC. Topics covered include United Nations support for elections, the fight against armed groups in the east of the country and the DRC’s commitment to climate and biodiversity. This meeting strengthens international cooperation in favor of peace, stability and sustainable development in the DRC.

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“Demonstration in France against police violence: a massive mobilization for justice and public freedoms”

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Thousands of people demonstrated in France to protest against police violence and defend public freedoms. In Paris, incidents broke out when demonstrators damaged bank windows and attacked a police car. Protesters denounced state violence and called for an end to systemic racism. The mobilization highlights a growing concern in French society regarding police violence. Left-wing organizations hope that this demonstration will lead to concrete measures to prevent police abuse and guarantee the rights of all citizens. It is important to recognize that police violence does not represent all law enforcement, but addressing these cases is crucial to preserving public trust in law enforcement.

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“Moise Katumbi’s “Marathon towards victory” campaign for democratic elections in the DRC: Inform, raise awareness, act”

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The Ensemble pour la République party of Moïse Katumbi launched the “Marathon towards victory” campaign to promote democratic elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The objective of this initiative is to educate the population on responsible voting and to guarantee strong institutions capable of meeting the expectations of the people. However, the continued state of siege and recent violence raise concerns about the government’s desire to organize transparent and fair elections. The political future of the country will depend on citizen mobilization and the capacity of the authorities to ensure a peaceful electoral process.