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The humanitarian crisis in Sudan and South Sudan is reaching alarming proportions, with more than 25 million people affected by famine and malnutrition. The United Nations is urgently appealing for help to prevent an unprecedented catastrophe, particularly affecting the most vulnerable children. It is crucial to act quickly and show our solidarity in the face of this humanitarian crisis.
The National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Congo has set up a special commission responsible for developing new internal regulations, a sign of a democratic and transparent approach. This commission, made up of 78 members from all provinces, has five days to propose amendments aimed at adapting the regulations to the needs of the Assembly. Furthermore, members of the government must choose between their executive position and their seat in the Lower House to guarantee the separation of powers. This approach illustrates the authorities’ commitment to promoting responsible and transparent governance in the service of citizens.
Nelson Mandela: A symbol of hope and reconciliation
In May 1994, Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa’s first democratically elected president, marking a new era for the country. His passionate speech advocates unity, reconciliation and the construction of a just and egalitarian society. Mandela, symbol of the fight against apartheid, insists on the need to heal the wounds of the past to build a future of peace and prosperity for all South Africans. His message still resonates today as a call to collective action for a better world.
The appointments of traditional chiefs to sit in the Maniema provincial assembly mark a significant step forward in the region’s electoral process. Salumu Kalombola Marungu from Kasongo and Kudjikaye Ndiya Kabongola from Punia were selected for these positions after their co-optation by the CENI provincial executive secretariat. This approach aims to ensure balanced and diverse representation within the province’s decision-making bodies, thus strengthening local democracy. The experience and local knowledge of traditional leaders will be valuable assets for better management of public affairs at the provincial level.
Summary: The article highlights the appeal of the President of the LGD party to President Tshisekedi to protect the territorial integrity of the DRC in the face of the Rwandan threat. It highlights the challenges linked to the supply of local products in Goma and the urgent need for action to respond to the humanitarian crisis in North Kivu. He calls on the Government to guarantee the security of the population, restore food self-sufficiency and meet the needs of the displaced to ensure a stable and prosperous future.
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/).