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Barbara Kanam |
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Connu du public sous le nom de
Barbara Kanam la diva Africaine,
cette artiste musicienne
Congolaise n'est plus à
présenter, aux différents
mélomanes de la musique
Congolaise et Africaine.
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La RDC
compatit au malheur qui frappe
Haïti et y envoie une aide de
deux millions cinq cent mille
dollars US
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Le grand
sinistre causé par le séisme qui
vient de secouer Haïti ne laisse
pas indifférent la RDC souvent
victime de pareilles
catastrophes naturelles ; le
gouvernement compatit aux
malheurs que vit ce pays des
Caraïbes et a décidé d’y envoyer
une aide de 2.500.000 dollars US |
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“End Resource War”, Urge
Congolese Activists |
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September 22, 2009 -- One
hundred years ago, a global
outrage surrounding the death of
an estimated ten million
Congolese resulted in the end
the rule of King Leopold II of
Belgium over the Congo. Ordinary
people around the world from all
walks of life stood at the side
of the Congolese and demanded
the end of the first recorded
Congolese holocaust. A century
later, the world finds itself
facing the same issue where the
Congolese people are subjected
to unimaginable suffering.
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New Era in US –DRC
Relationships? New Era in US
–DRC Relationships? |
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Something is brewing in
Washington DC… A late Spring US
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Hearing, a Senate letter
addressing key resolutions to
the State Department, and a
follow up by Madam Secretary’s
trip to DRC; all of the above
helped make a clear message to
Congolese officials.
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Lost in Translation |
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By Franklin Katunda |
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Washington DC -- Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton was asked
a very central question on US
economic interests in Central
Africa at a forum in Kinshasa,
DR Congo. Unfortunately, an
inquiry most Congolese have
called insightful in regards to
the US-Congo relations got “lost
in translation”. Not only, had
it lost its significance in the
media coverage, but worst, given
their slacking pleasure not to
look into news tips and details,
US media networks condensed it
into another Clinton’s “saut
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Going past Ghana: What Obama can
do in Congo |
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The U.S. must look beyond
stable, democratic Africa to the
nations torn by poverty, war and
corruption. In Congo, that means
a special envoy, more aid and
help with a deal with China.
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Helen Winternitz
LA Times Opinion |
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