Badylon KAWANDA

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Badylon KAWANDA

Badylon KAWANDA is a journalist based in Kikwiti, Congo The Democratic Republic. 

Languages : FRENCH, ENGLISH, LINGALA, KIKONGO

I have more than 20 years in journalism with a best experience in article writing, in investigative stories, features, web or blog contents… I am an exemplary business writer on several topics: Agriculture, Education, Environment, Health, Human Rights, Science, citizen journalism… with access to a large collection of peer reviewed journals, other authoritative and current sources. I have done over 350 articles with photos through news agencies and online medias.

French

Content Writing

https://newsblogworld.info/2022/06/30/rd-congo-des-femmes-occupent-progressivement-des-postes-de-direction-comme-les-hommes/

Des femmes en République démocratique du Congo (RDC), à l’instar des hommes, occupent petit à petit des postes de commandement et de prise de décisions dans des services tant publics que privés grâce aux différents plaidoyers et autres sensibilisations.

https://newsblogworld.info/2022/06/26/rd-congo-amolka-une-nouvelle-structure-des-femmes-fait-sa-sortie-officielle-et-lance-ses-activites/

Une nouvelle structure ayant plus de 300 femmes vient d’être créée dans la province du ‘’Grand Bandundu’’ dans le sud-ouest de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC). Il s’agit d’AMOLKA

Depuis septembre 2015, l’Institut national pour études et recherches agronomiques (INERA)/Kiyaka, province du Kwilu dans le sud-ouest de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) et le projet “Harvest Plus” en collaboration avec IITA vulgarise cet espèce.

https://newsblogworld.info/2022/06/11/science-agronomie-le-manioc-kindisa-de-kwilu-est-riche-en-vitamine-a-selon-des-chercheurs/

A ravine that damages the environment

A political meeting in Kikwit city

One year before the elections constitutionally scheduled for 2023, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has just registered a new political party which wants to bring, according to its parents, a new wind and put the people at the center of actions.

Since November 2021, members of the Christian-inspired Network of Human Rights and Civic Education Organizations (RODHECIC), one of the platforms bringing together several structures intervening in the field of human rights in the DRD.

http://www.ipsnews.net/2018/03/drc-crisis-world-can-no-longer-afford-ignore/

The numbers are hard to fathom. Nearly two million people driven from their homes in 2017 alone. The worst cholera epidemic of the past 15 years, with over 55,000 cases and more than 1,000 deaths. Countless others killed, maimed or sexually assaulted.

https://newsblogworld.info/2022/05/01/rd-congo-reboiser-pour-relancer-la-verdure-et-lutter-contre-les-changements-climatiques/

Afin de restaurer la verdure et lutter contre les changements climatiques, plusieurs organisations non gouvernementales de développement (ONGD) en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) mènent des actions de reboisement. Une bonne stratégie.

Maladies, asphyxie, malnutrition, mort, humiliations… autant de situations inhumaines et dégradantes qu’enregistrent plusieurs dizaines de détenus dans des maisons carcérales en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) en Afrique centrale.

Currently, the ‘’Independent National Electoral Commission ” (CENI), which will organize presidential and legislative elections in 2023 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is headed by Dénis Kadima, a personality considered close to President Tshis

http://ipsnews.net/francais/2013/08/26/rd-congo-des-ex-combattants-deviennent-des-producteurs-agricoles/

Plus de 300 ex-combattants de la province du Bandundu, dans le sud-ouest de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC), s’impliquent dans l’agriculture et l’élevage pour assurer leur réinsertion sociale et contribuer à la sécurité alimentaire.

http://www.ipsnews.net/2012/03/central-africa-tentative-steps-towards-adaptation/

Governments and civil society organisations in Central Africa are slowly developing strategies in response to global warming. But specialists say the steps being taken seem hesitant in the face of emerging realities.

The life in Kinshasa, capital of DRC

This photo is the trophy awarded to Badylon Kawanda as a journalist and photographer in the DRC for best works

Kife in Kikwit city

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DR Congo: Reforest to revive greenery and fight against climate change

Kikwiti, Congo The Democratic Republic • Climate Change • July 14 @ 12:00am

I.Headline In order to restore greenery and fight against climate change, several non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are carrying out reforestation actions. A strategy, with innovative practices, which makes it possible to achieve the... Read more

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DR Congo: Reforest to revive greenery and fight against climate change

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