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“Young activists from Kananga: citizen unity to defend peace in the DRC”

Young activists from Kananga express their outrage at the continuing war in eastern DRC. They call for citizen unity and solidarity to support the efforts of the Armed Forces against the enemies of peace. Refusing any negotiations with the M23 rebellion, they warn of the pitfalls of a temporary truce and emphasize the importance of protecting every centimeter of the national territory. The commitment of Congolese citizens is crucial to ensure the defense of the country and the preservation of peace.

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“Kinshasa Book Festival: A dazzling literary celebration for its 10th edition!”

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The 10th edition of the Kinshasa Book Festival was a resounding success, attracting more than 1000 participants. This unmissable literary event offered poetic moments, meetings with renowned authors like Emmanuel Mabondo, and highlighted the youth and diversity of the Congolese literary scene. The next few days promise conferences, dramatized readings and poetic performances, making the Book Festival an unmissable event for literature enthusiasts in Kinshasa.

Ecology

“Motorcycle taxi strike in Mbandaka: When local taxation impacts the daily lives of residents”

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Mbandaka’s busy streets are unusually quiet due to a strike by motorcycle taxi drivers protesting three excessively high road taxes. The amounts imposed have a significant impact on their daily lives, disrupting the socio-economic activities of the city. Residents must find alternative solutions to get around. A review of taxes by the new government is requested to resolve these local fiscal tensions.

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“The Salaga Market case: when advocacy transforms tragedy into justice”

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The Salaga Market case took an unexpected turn with a plea deal between accused Kwame Appiah and the prosecution. Pleading guilty to manslaughter in a tragic family dispute, Appiah received five years in prison. This case highlights the importance of advocacy in the justice system and highlights the harmful consequences of conflict. It is crucial to promote the peaceful resolution of disputes to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Economy

“Ravages of the fires in Bukavu: the urgency of better preparation and community solidarity”

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A spectacular fire ravaged the offices of provincial ministers of South Kivu in Bukavu, causing considerable damage. The ministries of gender and communication have been particularly affected. Despite the proximity of a firefighting vehicle, the emergency response was criticized. This fire is part of a series of tragic events affecting Bukavu recently, highlighting the need for better preparation for emergency situations. It is crucial to learn lessons from these tragedies to put in place effective protective measures and ensure the safety of all.

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**”A crucial partnership for peace: Molly Phee and Félix Tshisekedi united for the stability of eastern DRC”**

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In a promising partnership, President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and Molly Phee of the United States have committed to finding lasting solutions to the security crisis in eastern DRC. The meeting in Addis Ababa also highlighted the importance of regional cooperation, with the support of SADC troops. This international collaboration marks a significant step towards resolving security problems and promoting peace and development in the region.

Challenges

“A new impetus for Congolese agriculture: the innovative project to support market gardeners in Kinshasa”

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The Congolese government has launched an ambitious project to support market gardeners in Kinshasa, including the construction of markets, washing and conservation centers, and sales points for local products. This project aims to improve agricultural productivity, mechanize activities and promote local production to reduce imports. With immense agricultural potential, the DRC intends to strengthen its food autonomy and promote food security thanks to these initiatives which boost the agricultural sector.

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“Nigeria’s president calls for unity to overcome economic challenges”

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The President of Nigeria has taken steps to respond to the current economic challenges and calls for patience and support from the population. Concrete actions are being put in place to stabilize the situation, but collaboration between the government and citizens is essential. Efforts must be redoubled to alleviate the suffering of Nigerians and improve resource management to ensure a better future for all.

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“Liberation of Sowore and Bakare: A step forward for justice and individual rights”

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This article reveals the recent case of the release of Omoyele Sowore and Olawale Bakare by Justice Emeka Nwite. After the charges were withdrawn, the judge ordered the restitution of the confiscated property and essential rights of the two men. This case raises questions about individual rights and protection against abuse of power. Justice Nwite’s decision highlights the importance of respecting individual freedoms and the rule of law.

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“Nigeria intensifies its fight against social vices in tertiary institutions with the establishment of the SESV-TI Committee!”

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The creation of the Special Committee for the Eradication of Social Vices in Tertiary Institutions (SESV-TI) marks a major step forward in the fight against harmful behavior in higher education. Under the leadership of Maj-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, this diverse committee aims to counter issues such as drug abuse, sexual harassment and academic dishonesty. In collaboration with educational figures and security representatives, this initiative promises to create an enabling environment for students to thrive and a bright future for Nigerian youth.