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I am a journalist currently based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo. I have been a journalist for 14 years, working for tv and radio channels, hosting shows or being an editorialist, first in Paris, then in Washington DC and now in Kinsahsa DRC, where I was born. I have mainly covered politics, society, culture, in both French and English, now also in lingala.
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Criticism mounts of regional force fighting M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo
The regional force deployed by East African nations to combat the M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo faces increasing criticism. Congolese authorities question the effectiveness and mandate of the force, with President Felix Tshisekedi expressing disappointment and suggesting a potential withdrawal of troops by the end of June.
On the outskirts of Kinshasa, a home for the children of killed soldiers
In the DRC, amidst ongoing conflicts in the east and center of the country, an orphan of military parents has created an initiative to offer scholarships to children of soldiers and military personnel. Her association, 'Debout Enfant de Soldat', is hosting 54 laureates this year, including 24 young women.
DR Congo conflict: Bunagana residents fear coming back home
Communities in eastern DR Congo are skeptical about the claims of success by the East African force against M23 rebels. Despite the regional force's assertion that rebels have withdrawn from Bunagana following the Luanda agreement, residents remain fearful for their safety and are hesitant to return home.
In DRC, the Pope and Thousands of Churches
Pope Francis arrived in South Sudan on Friday to promote peace. Before leaving Kinshasa after a four-day stay, the pontiff delivered a final speech to the bishops.
In front of the Pope, young Congolese tell President Tshisekedi: 'Your term is over!'
Pope Francis, welcomed in a heated atmosphere at Kinshasa's grand stadium, urged the youth to be active participants in the future of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a predominantly Catholic country facing unemployment and endemic violence. Young Congolese expressed their dissatisfaction with President Tshisekedi, signaling the end of his term.
DRC Ready for Pope Francis Visit
The Democratic Republic of Congo is prepared for Pope Francis's visit, which is scheduled to begin on Tuesday morning. During his three-day stay, the Pope will engage with religious and civic leaders. The report comes from VOA's Anasthasie Tudieshe in Kinshasa.
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