Social Struggles Archives - Democratic Republic of Congo

The Congolese Military and the Police, continue to Endure Social Inequalities

by Congo | Jan 19, 2020 | Social Struggles

Asema Telema Muana Mapinga (TMM) announced a march a few days ago to say no to the social inequalities that men in uniform, like the military and the police, continue to endure in preparation for the effective improvement of their living conditions and their...

DRC renovating democrats (CDER) political bureau

by Congo | Jan 13, 2020 | Social Struggles

A meeting of the political bureau of the Current of the renovating Democrats (CDER) was held on Saturday January 11, 2020 by its National President, Jean-Lucien Bussa. There was talk of effectively reviving the party’s activities. Aware of the many challenges that...

Military operations against ADF rebels

by Congo | Dec 28, 2019 | Social Struggles

Some elected officials, members of the caucus of national deputies from the province of North Kivu, have decided to install their “Civilian Staff”, in the city of Beni, in order to monitor the evolution of military operations against the ADF rebels responsible for...

Noël Tshiani Marshall Plan for DR Congo

by Congo | May 16, 2019 | Social Struggles

The unfortunate candidate in the presidential election of December 30, 2018, Noël Tshiani exchanged Tuesday, May 14, with the students of the National Pedagogical University, UPN in acronym. At the end of this meeting, he presented his Marshall Plan for the...

DR Congo Marks, World Refugee Day

by Congo | Jun 22, 2018 | Social Struggles

For Henri Mova Sakanyi, refugees who move are not necessarily jealous of the wealth of others. But only that the living conditions of their traditional environment are sometimes and even very often difficult. Which of course pushes them to go elsewhere. At least that...

The Future of the Democratic Republic of Congo at stake

by Congo | Jun 6, 2018 | Social Struggles

Both the national and international press, and especially social media, have echoed the meetings that some leaders of African countries are organising, without our participation, to discuss the institutional future of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Another meeting...