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Tuesday, 18 July 2017

JOSEPH KABILA REORGANISES CONGOLESE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION


Through a series of presidential ordinances and, of course, decrees of Prime Minister, agents and civil servants of the state were promised and retired by the Head of State, Joseph Kabila Kabange.

Wednesday, 24 May 2017

A new Chapter of Congolese Art

Its been a while since I posted any art on this blog, but that is about to change. The next chapter of Congolese art  has been opened-this new art is going to be very deep(sick) and hopefully it will inspire many Congolese and Africans. We should not allow the mainstream media and their imperialistic puppets intimidate us.

Sunday, 1 January 2017

President Joseph Kabila powerful speech to Congolese


In a sombre and powerful speech to the Congolese nation, the President of the republic, His Excellency Joseph Kabila Kabange said that, his first thoughts go first to those who, at this festive moment, endure suffering in their flesh in various health centres and retirement homes; And to those among our loved ones who have left us in various circumstances throughout the year, especially those of our compatriots who have fallen on various fields of honor, protecting the territorial integrity, peace and national sovereignty, So that our country will survive as an independent state in the concert of nations.

Tuesday, 27 December 2016

Pope Francis: Congolese be the Authors of Reconciliation and Peace

 
Pope Francis appeals for peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo following the killing of protesters demonstrating against President Joseph Kabila in several cities across the country.
After meeting recently with the heads of the Congolese Bishops’ Conference, the pope renewed his call during his weekly general audience on 21st December, urging the people of Congo to “be authors of reconciliation and peace.”
“May those who have political responsibility listen to the voice of their own conscience, may they be able to see the cruel suffering of their compatriots and have at heart the common good,” the pope said.

Sunday, 25 December 2016

Congolese prisoners of conscience Should be Released Now


The Bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Congo handed over to expired president of DRC, Joseph Kabila a list of Congolese prisoners of conscience and exiles with emblematic cases such as Katumbi, Muyambo, Diomi, Anzulini, Mbusa and Lumbala.  Its very disturbing to the Congolese people, when Joseph Kabila can go to meet and talk to their tormentors,.such as Criminal Paul Kagame of Rwanda and criminal Yoweri Museveni of Uganda that designed and funded horrendous crimes on our people. But, he can’t even pardon political prisoners on bogus charges, because he is too drunk with power.

Saturday, 27 June 2015

The Crimes Awaiting the Rwandan Killer, General Karake Karenzi

General Karake Karenzi was arrested in London on 20.06.2015 under a European arrest warrant issued by Spain. He is accused of many serious crimes committed in Rwanda and the DRC during and after 1994.
54-year-old, Karenzi Karake, the head of Rwanda's intelligence services, was due to meet Alex Younger on 18 June. According to sources, but the meeting was cancelled at the last moment The general was arrested two days later. Gen Karake has been granted £1m bail by Westminster magistrates ahead of a full extradition hearing in October.

Monday, 25 May 2015

Congolese Minerals to be certified by the European Union

In the last 20 years, the main beneficially of Congo blood minerals has been the notorious dictator of Rwanda, Paul Kagame and his foreign boyfriends such as Tony Blair, Bill Clinton,etc. This has enabled the so called powerful in the west to shamelessly indulge themselves in Congolese blood because Rwanda is a true pattern of U.S. indulgence, 

Monday, 28 July 2014

Paul Kagame Stop Killing Children

Starting from next month-August 2014, Congolese people will for the first time officially begin to remember the six million innocent people that Paul Kagame killed in cold blood. This is the right time for Congolese to officially remember their dead, just like its done in other countries-Remembering victims of genocide should not be a monopoly and exclusive to a few, but a human right for all.
The world should also support Congolese children to bring to justice those responsible for the heinous crime of Congo genocide.

Wednesday, 15 January 2014

Why Jeannette Kagame has Seperated

On this planet we have two types of people; those that don’t have anything or even consumed by worldly materialism, but very happy, and contended with the little they have. Then we have those who have almost everything, and even excess that if they wanted, they could share it with those that have nothing- for the rest of their life-time. However, this later group tends to be the most unhappy,selfish,greedy,arrogant,cruel,deceitful,paranoid,destructive,etc. That’s why we have the likes of Jeannette Nyiramongi Kagame, always unhappy, grabbing everything she can lay her filthy hands on,changing sexual partners like lip stick, hyper-tension, sleepless,etc.

Sunday, 12 January 2014

The Democratic Republic of Congo, to Sign a £2 Billion Deal with United Kingdom

République démocratique du congo président a de grands projets cette année

The Democratic Republic of Congo is like a leopard that still sings the stories of its ancestors. The leopard is a very smart,courageous, and persevering animal, that rarely gives up its prey- regardless of the difficulties or conditions it might face, it never gives up.

Friday, 3 January 2014

United Nations Condemns The killing of Colonel Mamadou N'Dala

The Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations in the DRC, Martin Kobler, condemned the assassination of Colonel Mamadou N'Dala killed Thursday, Jan. 2 in an ambush by unidentified gunmen 5 kilometers from Beni in North Kivu. In a statement released the same day, the head of MONUSCO expresses its deep indignation and sadness after the assassination.

Friday, 27 December 2013

The Virunga Mountains Gorillas

Gorilla Village in the Virunga Mountains, Democratic Republic of Congo.
 The gorilla population has been dropping over years due to man -made conflict with nature; Gorillas have been victims of the war that has been ravaging the eastern part of Congo, DRC for twenty years.When gorillas are uprooted from their natural environment, and kept in Zoos, they tend to lose their natural instincts such observation of objects-gorillas are known to create a surprise encounter among a family group as a form of play, interaction, etc. However, when moved away from their habitat, they abandon it.

Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Paul Kagame's Top Propagandist Sets up a Gigolo Agency

Last week we were informed by our Peeping Tom of how Jeannette Nyiramongi Kagame left the family house after midnight dressed in a short dress and with a big bag. Our Paparazzo also confirmed the unusual changing of cars in the notorious Biryogo area during the wee ours of the morning.

Monday, 16 December 2013

Paul Kagame Was Humiliated in South Africa

The world of Paul Kagame has become very predictable and at the same-time pathetic. Early this week Paul Kagame shunned the company of world leaders that had gathered in a collective statesmanship to pay their tribute and also celebrate the heavy weight of Freedom, Nelson Mandela. However, criminal Paul had some other selfish rendezvous to pursue.

Sunday, 28 July 2013

Congo M23 Rebels Are Planning a Massacre


After realising that the people hate and will never support M23 Rebel out-fit, the rebel handlers in Rwanda, are now planning to use plan C-Massacre civilians till they lose the appetite to live.
This plan has always worked for Paul Kagame-Massacre civilians and make it look like it was a third party that did it. Then forcefully take ownership of their property. This has been a pattern that the notorious Rwandan Tyrant, Paul Kagame has employed in all his killing fields.

Monday, 22 July 2013

Congo M23 Rebels Are Committing Horrendous Crimes




M23 rebels have summarily executed at least 44 people and raped at least 61 women and girls since March 2013 in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Local residents and rebel deserters reported recent forced recruitment of men and boys by the M23 in both Rwanda and Congo.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

First Edition of Congo Beauty


Inspite of political problems facing Congo, the social fabric is intact and that's what makes us congolese what we are. Our diversity is like an eternal frame that no power on this earth can ever extinguish. The most important person in Congo is the woman, we pride the Congolese woman, and a congolese woman cannot be without her showing off her beauty and style.
It would have been unfair not to future Beautiful Congolese women on this Blog.

Congolese Art;Manga

In my previous post of creating-designing a Congolese Comic, I've experimented with different blend of character design and ended up with a Manga. Though the purpose was to create characters for a comic strip, I think I might as well get more adventurous and come up with an animation comic and manga genre. I know manga might sound Japanese, but Manga is [for] cartoon in Japanese language.
This monster represents the evil of Paul Kagame's genocidal militia in Congo

A well designed character will be very interesting to animate and also create some realism to the viewer. Can you imagine if one of these characters was doing Malewa or Lopelle, it would be amazing. I'm also going to use English to reach a wider audience as Lingala and french won't server the purpose of the project-that of marketing Congolese art and Congo.

Tuesday, 11 September 2012

M23 Rebels in Congo

Rwandan Officials Should Immediately Halt All Support or Face Sanctions
( Human Rights Watch ) – M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are responsible for widespread war crimes, including summary executions, rapes, and forced recruitment. Thirty-three of those executed were young men and boys who tried to escape the rebels’ ranks.


Wednesday, 22 August 2012

Congo Perspective: The Good and the Bad


The Democratic Republic of Congo is not all about negative stories, we do also have many good things happening in the lives of ordinary folks.I thought it would be a good idea to future the good and the bad of yesterday-I'll try to mix it up so that  the good dominates the bad.

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