Missy’s Literary Café takes a pride of place in the cultural landscape of Kinshasa during the tenth edition of the book festival. With a varied program of workshops, conferences and debates for all ages, this event promises to captivate lovers of literature and writing in the DRC. By highlighting renowned speakers and diverse themes, Missy’s Literary Café positions itself as an essential place of exchange and reflection for those passionate about words and ideas. An initiative which contributes to the influence of Congolese literature and African culture, and which promises to be promising for lovers of fine letters and enriching intellectual exchanges.
The article highlights the challenges facing public administration in the Democratic Republic of Congo in terms of IT equipment and electrical backup. The cancellation of an international call for tenders for the acquisition of this equipment by the Directorate General of Taxes raises questions about the effectiveness of tax modernization processes. Modernizing IT infrastructure is crucial to ensure the proper functioning of tax services. It is essential that the authorities take measures to ensure efficient and transparent modernization of infrastructure, thereby strengthening citizens’ confidence in tax administration and public resource management.
Football fans in the Democratic Republic of Congo were in turmoil following the announcement of the schedule for the Play-offs of the first division championship. Despite the non-participation of Daring Club Motema Pembe, supporters are preparing to experience intense moments with high-level meetings announced. The kick-off will be given on March 1, with major events such as the Lubumbashi derby between FC Lupopo and TP Mazembe. The stakes are high for clubs aiming for a place in African interclub competitions. The enthusiasm of the fans is palpable and promises a decisive phase of the exciting season to follow closely for football fans.
Braga’s Congolese striker Simon Banza continues to impress on European football pitches. After scoring against Qarabag, he did it again by opening the score against Farense in Liga Nos. With 15 goals in the league, he is positioned as the second top scorer behind Gyokeres. His current form is contributing to the success of Braga, who now occupy fourth place in the table. His talent, determination and perseverance arouse the admiration of supporters and observers. Banza’s rise is only just beginning, and his potential suggests good prospects for the end of the season. A case to follow closely for football fans and Braga supporters.
Discover the latest news on the next African Cup of Nations in 2025 which will take place in Morocco. CAF has officially confirmed this major event, initially scheduled for July-August. Qualifications will begin soon, with interest growing for the 2027 edition to be held in three countries. A summer full of emotions in perspective for African football fans! More information on [the CAF website](https://www.cafonline.com/).
In a tumultuous Congolese political context, deputies must choose between their current function and their parliamentary mandate. The eight-day reflection period is coming to an end, forcing members of the Government and other personalities to make a crucial choice. Meanwhile, the Constitutional Court is under fire for its handling of electoral disputes. The decisions taken will have repercussions on the political and institutional landscape of Congo.
The territory of Djugu in Ituri is once again shaken by violence, following the murder of 15 civilians by CODECO militiamen in Tali. The recurring attacks undermine the peace agreements reached in Aru last year, and jeopardize efforts to stabilize the region. The Territorial Administrator, Ruphin Mapela, calls for vigilance and lasting solutions to put an end to this cycle of violence. It warns against reprisals and emphasizes the need for coordinated action to achieve lasting peace in the region.
The town of Beni, in North Kivu, is facing a serious shortage of drinking water, particularly affecting the districts of Malepe, Résidentiel and Matonge. This situation is due to work to modernize urban roads and breakdowns at the water treatment plant. Residents face difficulties in obtaining drinking water, particularly impacting health services. Regideso seeks to find solutions despite the obstacles encountered. This crisis highlights the importance of water resource management in the region and the need to guarantee equitable access to drinking water for all.
In the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, attacks by ADF rebels in the chiefdom of Banyari-Tchabi have disastrous consequences on the security and socio-economic development of the region. The massive population displacements and the impact on food production highlight the urgency of concerted action to address this critical situation. Calls for the intervention of joint DRC-Uganda forces and support from the international community are essential to restore peace, protect civilians and promote a peaceful future.
REGIDESO S.A., a Congolese public company, announces the imminent construction of a factory manufacturing pipes and plumbing accessories in the special economic zone of Maluku in Kinshasa. This initiative aims to improve the quality of services, reduce import costs, create local jobs and promote the country’s economic development. The general manager is optimistic about the potential benefits of this new factory, emphasizing its importance in the company’s development strategy. The work should begin soon, marking a crucial step in the evolution of REGIDESO and opening the way to new development opportunities.