The article highlights the importance of food aid provided to more than 120,000 displaced people in the territory of Djugu in Ituri. This assistance helped alleviate their suffering and reduce malnutrition and deaths. However, despite these efforts, the persistence of insecurity hampers the distribution of aid, exposing the displaced to increased risks. Raising awareness of the situation and working to ensure continued access to food aid is crucial to prevent further tragedies.

In a recent case, seventeen students from the 5-Février-1979 technical high school in Brazzaville were charged with having replaced the Congolese national flag with a black flag in the school. During the trial, some defendants partially admitted the facts, raising questions about their motivation. The defense lawyer criticized the police’s lack of thorough investigation. The hearing was recessed, and witnesses, including school officials, will be heard at a later date. This affair raises debates on the responsibility of young people in society.

German football legend Andreas Brehme recently passed away, leaving behind an unforgettable legacy. Bayern Munich and the German national team are saddened by his passing. Brehme shone with his memorable goals at major tournaments, making football history. His outstanding career at prestigious clubs like Bayern Munich and Inter Milan was successful. His contribution to the victories of these teams will remain engraved in the annals of sport. Although he briefly tried his luck as a coach, Brehme will remain above all an outstanding player and a notable figure in German football. His passing leaves a void in the world of sports, but his legacy will live on for generations to come.

In a gesture of appeasement, the Senegalese government has released 344 people since February 15, sparking various reactions. “Provisional releases” aim to defuse political tensions, with an individual examination of cases. The Minister of Justice insists on the impartiality of file studies, even for political prisoners. She also mentions the president’s call for dialogue without specifying the subjects. The question of holding the presidential election before the April 2 deadline remains unresolved. This release is part of a desire to calm political tensions and promote constructive dialogue.

Tension persists in eastern Congo, particularly in Goma and Saké, causing concern in France. The recent offensives of the M23, supported by Rwanda, are strongly condemned. Clashes between the M23 and Congolese forces are intensifying, fueling fears of a takeover of the region’s mineral wealth. The situation remains tense, with calls for constructive dialogue for a peaceful resolution of conflicts in the DRC.