Economy

“DRC: Unpaid teachers continue to wait, indignation grows”

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the situation of unpaid secondary school teachers is causing indignation. Despite promises from the Minister of Primary, Secondary and Technical Education to support 10,002 teachers, many are still waiting. Teachers denounce the lack of transparency in the allocation of funds and demand accountability from the government. It is essential that concrete measures are taken to resolve this situation and ensure the payment of teachers who contribute to the education of young Congolese.

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“The economic debate around Tinubu’s legacy: towards a light on the horizon?”

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The article addresses the debate around the country’s current economy, particularly the economic legacy left by Bola’s predecessor Ahmed Tinubu. Gbenga Daniel highlights the challenges Tinubu faces and calls for the understanding and patience of the population. Despite difficulties, optimism and cooperation are encouraged to overcome obstacles. Support from the population is reinforced by the monthly distribution of food packages. The importance of remaining positive and collaborating to find sustainable solutions is emphasized, as well as engaging with local communities to improve the overall situation.

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“The manipulation of wars: how armed conflicts can serve the social control of elites”

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In a world rife with conflict, the article explores the connection between international wars and social control. It questions whether armed conflicts are used to distract from internal problems and maintain the status quo. It encourages us to critically analyze this link to break the cycle of violence and submission. The call is made to question the foundations of the global system and explore alternatives for a harmonious future. It underlines the importance of remaining critical, of transcending violence and oppression to build a more just and equitable world.

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“Saving the children of the DRC: the urgency of fighting against infant mortality”

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The article highlights the tragedy of child mortality in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with one of the highest rates in the world, mainly due to preventable causes such as malnutrition and lack of access to health care. health. Despite ongoing challenges, urgent and concrete measures are needed to protect infant lives, including better training of medical staff and strengthening health infrastructure. It is crucial that the DRC makes child health a national priority to guarantee a brighter future for future generations.

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“The LINAFOOT 2024 play-offs: excitement builds before thrilling clashes!”

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The LINAFOOT 2024 play-offs promise to be thrilling with high-level clashes between the big Congolese clubs. Fans are looking forward to the intense confrontations, especially the classico between TP Mazembe and AS V.Club. The upcoming meetings promise suspense, emotion and great surprises for football fans. Stay tuned to experience these intense moments of Congolese football.

Ecology

“Exorbitant banking fees in the DRC: the urgent call for regulation to protect customers”

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Abusive practices by commercial banks in the Democratic Republic of Congo, such as exorbitant bank fees and excessive charges, heavily penalize Congolese customers according to economist Noël Tshiani Muadiamvita. High costs of transferring money and withdrawing cash are a barrier to accessing financial services. It is crucial that the Congolese authorities intervene to regulate this sector and guarantee a more transparent and equitable banking environment.

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“Deputy Miriam Ntumba Ntite sounds the alarm: Urgent international action to end the crisis in the DRC”

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MP Miriam Ntumba Ntite denounced the alarming situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting the tragic toll of more than ten million Congolese killed since 1997. She criticized Rwanda’s support for the M23 terrorist group and called for international action to force Rwanda to stop its interference. Ntite highlighted the devastating humanitarian consequences of the conflict, calling for more attention and international solidarity to end the crisis in the DRC. His vibrant speech underlines the urgency of concerted action to restore peace in this battered region.

Economy

“Heavy race for power in Haut-Katanga: issues and political battles in 2024”

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2024 promises to be a decisive year for politics in Haut-Katanga, with a real media war between potential candidates for the governorate and vice-governorate of the province. Social networks are the battleground for supporters, while political figures such as Jacques Kyabula Katwe and Jean Claude Kamfwa Kimimba assert themselves. Tension is at its height as the Provincial Assembly will have to choose the future governor among candidates such as CHEMBO NKONDE Serge and KAZEMBE SHULA Martin. A fierce competition is looming, marking a major political turning point for Haut-Katanga. Stay informed on the evolution of this political saga by following political news in the DRC.

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“Tensions in Goma: Deadly clashes between the Wazalendo and the FARDC”

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In the Lac Vert district of Goma, violent clashes between the Wazalendo and FARDC soldiers left five people dead, including two civilians and three soldiers. The reasons for these clashes remain unclear, causing concern among the local population. The need to find lasting solutions to prevent further clashes is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of guaranteeing the security of the region’s inhabitants.

Economy

“Jules Alingete, favorite for the post of Prime Minister in DR Congo: A hope of change for the country”

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The article highlights the enthusiasm generated by the candidacy of Jules Alingete for the post of Prime Minister in the Democratic Republic of Congo. With support from 62% of citizens, Alingete is praised for its fight against corruption and its ability to reassure the population. In competition with other personalities, his rigorous profile and his expertise in national issues make him a promising candidate to meet the country’s challenges. While political negotiations are in full swing, the choice of the next Prime Minister is proving crucial for the future of DR Congo, symbolizing the expectations of a population seeking change and enlightened leadership.