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“Let’s save Goma: the desperate appeal of Congolese demonstrators against Rwandan interference”

In the restive city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a wave of protests denounces alleged interference by Rwanda through the M23 militia. International pressure is mounting, with France and the United States calling for an immediate withdrawal of Rwandan forces. Residents, exasperated by global inaction, are demonstrating to make their voices heard. It is imperative that the international community coordinate its efforts to restore peace and stability in the region. The demands of Goma protesters call for concerted action and international solidarity to end the suffering of the Congolese people.

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“The resignation of the Congolese Prime Minister: a crucial political transition for the future of the country”

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The resignation of Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde shakes the Congolese political scene, paving the way for a period of transition and uncertainty. President Tshisekedi asks members of the government to manage current affairs. Half of the government must choose between resuming their mandate as national deputies or maintaining their ministerial function. Lukonde decides to return to his seat as a national deputy. This transition offers the opportunity to reflect on the political future of the country and the need for the appointment of a new Prime Minister for the stability and development of the DRC.

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“Beneath the apparent calm, ADF terror resurfaces in Bandibongo: thirteen dead in brutal attacks”

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In a group in Bandibongo, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a double ADF attack caused the death of thirteen people and injured eight others. The victims, mainly women trapped in their homes, suffered an appalling level of violence. Military forces reacted quickly to repel the attackers and protect the civilian population, but the NGO CRDH insists on the need to bring to justice those who collaborate with the rebels. These events highlight the fragility of the security situation in the region and underline the importance of remaining vigilant to eradicate armed groups and ensure the safety of all.

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“Political transition in the DRC: What future for the country?”

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Following the resignation of the government in the Democratic Republic of Congo, precautionary measures are put in place to ensure the political transition. Day-to-day affairs are managed cautiously, while political consultations take place to form a new parliamentary majority. The resignation of the Prime Minister paves the way for a new government, marking a new stage in the Congolese political landscape. This period of transition offers opportunities for change and progress, requiring collaboration between political actors and civil society to guarantee a better future for all Congolese.

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“The dilemma of the burial of Ne Muanda Nsemi: an uncertain outcome”

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The burial of Ne Muanda Nsemi, leader of the “Bundu dia Kongo” movement, remains pending after five months of his death. Dissensions within his family are hampering the organization of the funeral, particularly regarding transparency in the use of funds and the burial date scheduled for March 2. The need to clarify these points is essential to ease tensions and honor the memory of the deceased leader. The issues lie in respecting the wishes of the deceased and the transparent management of funds to guarantee a worthy tribute to Ne Muanda Nsemi. Hopefully the families will reach a consensus to allow Ne Muanda Nsemi to rest in peace according to his legacy.

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“Missak Manouchian: The Armenian Poet Honored in the Pantheon, Symbol of Resistance and Sacrifice”

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The article retraces the solemn funeral vigil of Missak Manouchian, hero of the French resistance, marking his entry into the Pantheon alongside his wife Mélinée. The moving ceremony highlighted the courage and determination of the freedom fighters. The Marseillaise and the Chant des Partisans resonated in Mont-Valérien, in tribute to this man who gave his life in the fight against oppression. The minute of silence honored the 22 fellow fighters shot alongside Missak Manouchian. This vigil, charged with emotion, recalled the sacrifice of the heroes and their eternal place in the Pantheon, a symbol of recognition for their commitment to freedom and justice.

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“How Nigeria’s Legislative Assembly is committed to mitigating the effects of the economic crisis on citizens”

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Amid tough economic times, members of the Legislature are passing resolutions to ease pressures on the state’s residents. Discussions took place with the Commissioner of Agriculture and the Commissioner of Transportation to find solutions. The importance of a collaborative and peaceful approach was underlined, highlighting agriculture as an engine of economic growth. MEPs call for concrete action plans to overcome the country’s economic challenges.

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“Political crisis in the DRC: Members of the government authorized to carry on current affairs despite their resignation – What implications for the future of the country?”

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The recent decision by President Félix Tshisekedi authorizing members of the Congolese government to carry on with current affairs despite their resignation has sparked strong reactions. This exceptional measure is motivated by the critical situation in the country, particularly foreign aggression in the East. The resignation of Prime Minister Sama Lukonde and his government is part of the political transition. President Tshisekedi seeks to guarantee the continuity of public action while awaiting the formation of a new government. Stay informed to follow this crucial political transition in the DRC.

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“Cement price crisis in Nigeria: Towards measures to ensure equitable access to construction materials”

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The construction and real estate sector in Nigeria is facing soaring prices of construction materials, especially cement. The Minister of Housing and Urban Development expressed his concerns and met with manufacturers to find solutions. The government encourages domestic production, but could allow imports again. Manufacturers justify the price increase by high production costs. A committee was set up to propose concrete measures. This situation highlights the significant challenges facing the construction sector in Nigeria and the need for measures to ensure equitable access to construction materials.

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“Financial reconciliation between the State House and the AEDC: a step towards transparent and efficient management”

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In 2024, a careful reconciliation of accounts between the State House and the AEDC clarified a debt initially announced at N923 million, ultimately reduced to N342,352,217.46. Through transparent communication and rigorous financial management, the debt will be settled before the end of the week, underscoring the government’s commitment to its financial obligations and strengthening confidence in public institutions. This reconciliation marks a significant step towards good financial governance, highlighting the importance of constructive cooperation between the public and private sectors to ensure the efficient operation of essential services.