#Cultural experiences in the DRC

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Travel Guide to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a vast and diverse country located in Central Africa. From its rich history to its natural wonders, it offers travelers a unique experience filled with adventure, culture, and challenges. Here’s a complete guide to help you navigate this intriguing destination. Brief History The DRC has a turbulent history shaped by both its pre-colonial kingdoms…

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CONFIDENTIAL PROGRESS REPORT

DRC, Insemination Operations Command, Mobile Operations Unit

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To: Minister [REDACTED], Ministry of State Security

From: Administrator [REDACTED], Mobile Operations Unit

Subject: Cost of Conscripting Youth in Rural Communities

[REDACTED] (Arkansas, FEMA Zone 6) is an outlier for a small rural community with a population of [REDACTED] and a long history in the lumber industry. Of particular note, [REDACTED]% of the 18-25-year-old population has tested positive for high fertility markers and subsequently been conscripted as surrogates. The DRC Planning & Evaluation Office has been monitoring the situation as a case study of the economic impact of forced surrogacy conscription.

Mobile Paternity Units (MPU)

The newly deployed Mobile Paternity Units (MPUs) accelerate conscription rates by conducting field-based surrogate insemination protocols. The MPUs are fully equipped mobile hubs designed to identify, secure, and inseminate fertile surrogates in regions lacking the infrastructure or security to establish permanent paternity compounds.

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MPU Background Context

The rural disruption program continues to be a success thanks to the deployment of the MPUs, which have been incredibly effective at deliberate societal destabilization.

As mentioned in last quarter's deployment report, in addition to the direct impact of mass insemination, MPUs employ covert biochemical measures to destabilize social order further. By introducing a cocktail of hormones and aphrodisiacs into the water supply, the MPUs incite heightened states of lust, confusion, and distraction among the population.

Among surrogates, this amplifies the effects of prenatal nymphomania, who, driven by uncontrollable desires, contribute to a pervasive atmosphere of hedonism and chaos. It also magnifies the feelings, thoughts, attractions, and behaviors of the non-surrogate members of the community, who participate in the physical activities with almost primal intensity.

The relentless pursuit of physical gratification prevents the community from focusing on its deteriorating condition, eroding familial bonds, productivity, and any sense of collective purpose. The combination of mass pregnancy, chemical manipulation, and social disarray leaves these towns paralyzed while serving the DRC’s objectives of surrogate acquisition and societal control.

By the time the vast majority of surrogates give birth and the MPUs return to collect the resultant offspring, the workforce is effectively crippled and vulnerable to collapse. Their ability to organize, resist, or rebel against external control diminishes, dependent on external support, unable to mount any meaningful opposition.

The cumulative consequences are both immediate and long-term, unraveling the town’s economic stability, social cohesion, and cultural identity.

I. Labor Market Collapse

As their pregnancies advance, these surrogates are unable to contribute meaningfully to the workforce. Compounding this crisis, the introduction of aphrodisiacs to the water supply inflames the atmosphere of widespread indulgence and physical fixation, leaving critical sectors paralyzed:

Agriculture: Fields go untended as the remaining workforce is too distracted or physically compromised to perform essential tasks.

Retail & Services: Shops and local businesses experience severe staff shortages, with employees increasingly abandoning their posts in favor of personal distractions. Productivity is reduced, and many businesses shut permanently.

Construction & Infrastructure: Public services (water supply, power, policing) are abandoned as skilled laborers become unavailable or uninterested.

This mass disengagement leads to a cascading failure across the economy. The distraction and incapacitation ensures that productivity never recovers.

“It’s like everything just… fell apart overnight. Most of the boys are now carrying these enormous pregnancies, some with 10, 12, or even 16 babies. They’re so big they can barely move, let alone work. My nephew is bedridden, his stomach so swollen and stretched it looks like he’ll burst. Businesses are shutting down left and right. The diner is now it’s closed because the staff is too preoccupied, too exhausted or too pregnant to keep things running.” - Victor Hayes, Charlevoix, Michigan, FEMA Zone 5

II. Population & Social Erosion

The breakdown of social order is exacerbated by prenatal nymphomania. This heightened state of physical fixation pervades the community, undermining traditional values and civic responsibilities:

Educational Decline: Schools lose both students and teachers as attendance drops. Classrooms empty out, and extracurricular programs vanish as the youth prioritize physical distractions over learning and participation.

Community Disintegration: Social events, youth programs, and local traditions deteriorate. The focus shifts away from community-building activities as families experience fragmentation and isolation as personal indulgence takes precedence over collective well-being.

The resulting social decay ensures that the community’s structure collapses from within, leaving it vulnerable and dependent.

“It’s like the entire town has lost its mind. My little brother is one of the surrogates. He’s just 19, and carrying 14 babies. He can barely move now, his belly is so massive and tight with those babies. And it’s not just him — every boy his age is the same. The weirdest part is they used to fight this, but now they seem so into it. And the rest of us? It’s like we’re all under a spell. Nobody wants to work, go to school, or even talk about what’s happening. Everyone’s just chasing some kind of high, day in and day out. There’s no sense of responsibility, no one to keep things running.” - Collin Tanner, Owensboro, Kentucky, FEMA Zone 4

III. Economic Ripple Effects

The economic consequences of the MPU deployment extend beyond immediate labor shortages. As the population becomes consumed by the chemically-inflamed environment, traditional economic functions disintegrate:

Real Estate Market Collapse: The prospect of family life and economic stability vanishes. Young adults are physically incapacitated or disinterested in establishing households or familial units.

Healthcare Strain: The need for prenatal care among the surrogates overwhelms local clinics. Meanwhile, rising cases of substance abuse and physical exhaustion further strain the system. Access to local healthcare diminishes, and locals become dependent on DRC resources.

This economic freefall ensures that recovery becomes unattainable, plunging towns into long-term decline.

“I’m 21, and I’m carrying 15 babies right now. My belly is so huge and heavy, I can barely get out through the front door. I used to work at the hardware store, and I was saving up to get my own place. But that dream’s gone now. Everyone my age is pregnant or taking care of someone who is. I’m too big and too tired to care. We’re all trapped in these enormous pregnancies, and there’s no help coming.” - S???-994-O, Andersonville, Georgia, FEMA Zone 4

IV. Collapse of Social Norms

These combinations contribute to a disintegration of social and familial distinctions, fostering an environment where traditional lines of propriety become increasingly obscured:

Dissolution of Familial Roles: As surrogates’ pregnancies advance and the community’s pervasive fixation on physical indulgence, interactions begin to appear that defy established familial roles. Young surrogates, often confined to their homes due to the extreme size of their pregnancies become focal points of attention in ways that undermine traditional respect and relational boundaries.

Loss of Interpersonal Distinctions: The community’s collective fixation results in behaviors and dynamics that would otherwise be constrained by societal norms. Familiarity within and outside households devolves into ambiguous interactions influenced by heightened compulsions.

The cumulative effect of these blurred boundaries ensures traditional norms are rendered obsolete, leaving the community adrift in a state of chaotic permissiveness.

“It’s hard to explain how things got this way. My cousin is one of the surrogates. He’s only 19, and his belly is just… massive... swollen beyond anything you’d think possible. He’s carrying 14 babies, and the sheer size of it, how tight and stretched his skin is... There’s something about seeing him like that — so heavy, so full — that just draws you in. Now, when I see my cousin leaning back against the couch, his huge belly dominating his frame, moaning as the babies kick and move inside him, I can’t stop myself from feeling drawn in. His body his so full and stretched... it’s mesmerizing.” - Derek Knight, Fulton, Illinois, FEMA Zone 5

V. Long-Term Consequences

The deployment of MPUs and the ensuing mass insemination drive the town into an inescapable cycle of decline:

Economic Decay: With the majority of the workforce incapacitated, businesses fail, infrastructure deteriorates, and investment ceases. The community becomes a “ghost town,” marked by derelict buildings and economic stagnation.

Dependency on External Aid: As self-sufficiency erodes, the town becomes reliant on DRC support. Demoralization set in, deepening the dependency cycle.

Loss of Cultural Identity: Traditions and community legacies fade as the surrogates’ incapacitation prevents participation in cultural life, collective heritage disintegrates into chaotic, aimless distraction.

“It’s like everything that held us together just fell apart. Both my brothers were turned into two swollen balls of babies by the end. Everyone their age was knocked up, fattened, and taken. The whole town looks like it’s been abandoned, a bunch of ghostly reminders of what used to be. We barely survive on government aid, but even that feels like a band-aid on a wound too big to heal. The town feels hollow.” - Jackson Bender, Northampton, Massachusetts, FEMA Zone 1

Conclusion

The deployment of MPUs and the ensuing biochemical manipulation devastate rural communities. The combined impact of enforced surrogacy, incapacitation, and chemically-induced distraction ensures that these towns collapse economically, socially, and culturally.

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THIS IS A LONG, BUT IMPORTANT POST, PLEASE READ WITH DISCRESSION

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This is for educational purposes only.

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Trigger Warning for what's happening in Congo right now:

• Slavery

• Inhumane Treatment

• Mentions of SA

• Child Endangerment

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If you didn't know, right now in Congo people are suffering. Not just suffering, but being completely mistreated, abused, and used as tools. This issue IS NOT new. However, with the recent stream of information from Palestine, people getting educated about that horrific scene, people have brought light to many other issues worldwide that western media turns a blind eye to.

Where even is Congo?

Congo is an African country, located right on the equator, with most of the country running under it.

The DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) is not to be confused with the smaller country to the left, The Republic of Congo.

6.9 million people have been displaced since 1996, due to violence. Some of which, directly ties in to forced evictions due to cobalt mining.

Curious to how much that actually is?

This is 1,000 dots

See how many dots?

Just with that?

This is 200,000 dots.

Getting into much steeper territory no?

Each of thoes dots is a Congolese person.

This is 6.2 MILLION dots.

They're nothing but pixels now.

This is LESS than the amount of people displaced in Congo.

And Congo is a BIG COUNTRY.

It's not a tiny small one.

It's huge.

I mean, it's as big as HALF the USA.

It's the 11th biggest in the WORLD.

With a population of 95.89 MILLION people.

That means that over 7% of the Congolese people have been displaced.

(Some sources say there are only 86.8 Million people in Congo, such as Livingcost.org, if that is true I do wonder why it jumped down so far!! (This is sarcasm))

That's the same amount of people worldwide currently with college degrees.

These are the mines in Eastern DRC.

As you can see, it's more than just simply Cobalt.

However, do we even know what Cobalt is?

Cobalt

Is a highly used metal. Mostly used in machines, such as saws, batteries, surgical implants, and even paints.

There is radioactive, and non-radioactive cobalt.

"Cobalt (Co) is a hard, gray metal that occurs naturally. It is found in rocks, soil, water, plants, and animals, including people. It can harm the eyes, skin, heart, and lungs. Exposure to cobalt may cause cancer. Workers may be harmed from exposure to cobalt and cobalt-containing products. The level of harm depends upon the dose, duration, and work being done." According to the CDC.

Cobalt should be handled with care, and contact with the skin should be avoided. The dust affects the throat, nose, and lungs. The people of Congo have no protective gear, and alot of the mining there is done by HAND.

These people don't even have

Clean drinking water

And rely on their CHILDREN to make money

(Who only makes roughly 6675.00 Congolese Francs a day. This may seem like a large number, but for some insight, that's 2.50 USD, 3.68 Australian Dollars, 3.31 Canadian Dollars, 359.92 Japanese Yen, 42.13 Mexican Pesos, and 1.93 English Pounds. In the US, you could buy a small bag of chips or a candy bar. In Australia, you wouldn't even have enough for a small cup of coffee. Same for Canada and the US. In Japan, you could maybe get a small coffee or a vending machine food. In Mexico? Same deal. Oh look. Same deal for the UK.)

Imagine getting paid less than a penny after working tirelessly in a mine.

In Congo, almost 62% of Congolese people live off of 2.15 USD per day.

Per-DAY

Not per hour. Not per minute.

Per day.

You need over 400 USD to pay for things you need in Congo. Due to this, children are highly stunted in growth and potential.

The DRC is home to many Indigenous peoples, who are discriminated against and displaced at a high average. They play a hugely important role in the culture of Congo.

Congolese women experience an even higher volume of violence and harm. Almost a third have experienced SA. Only about 16.8% of women have completed secondary school. Women earn consistently less money than men do.

Right now, there is crimes against humanity taking place in Congo. This is an undeniable fact.

How can I help?

Not everyone can donate, but if you can, here are some good places to donate to:

SAVE THE CHILDREN.ORG: https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/democratic-republic-of-congo

UNICEF IN AFRICA: https://www.unicefusa.org/what-unicef-does/where-unicef-works/africa/horn-africa?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA67CrBhC1ARIsACKAa8QRSHqTPN6NInqxweJiuzZeiKQPG3EZIJ2TOtJCO9XGGYEEh_D07I8aAsW5EALw_wcB

Other ways to help:

• Supporting Congolese Content Creators, Artists, and Small Businesses, lifting their voices. Listen to stories.

• SHARE- Share information, spread the word!

• There are filters on Tiktok. Use thoes. It's the least any of us can do.

• Boycotting- Don't buy new vape products, don't buy from Tesla, and don't buy from Apple! You don't need the latest Infinity double X loop doop 2G phone. Use what you have already. Boycotting big tech companies comes first.

This is INHUNANE

And human exploitation.

It needs to end.

Please help the people of Congo.

Praying does nothing.

Sources:

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/cobalt/default.html#:~:text=It%20can%20harm%20the%20eyes,cobalt%20and%20cobalt%2Dcontaining%20products.

https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/drc/overview

https://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/violence-democratic-republic-congo#:~:text=Clashes%20involving%20militant%20groups%20over,of%20civilian%20casualties%20and%20displacement.

https://reporting.unhcr.org/operational/situations/democratic-republic-congo-situation#:~:text=The%20drivers%20of%20displacement%20in,into%20neighbouring%20countries%20as%20refugees.

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I think we as USAmericans vastly underestimate the way that our country being primarily composed of non-indigenous people influences our perception of race. As we cross regions and time our perception of race and what it entails about the characters of different people will naturally change, e.g., ethnic background of white people in Europe has a much larger bearing on their racial perception than in the U.S., USAmerican’s may simply consider a Chinese person by their nation while in China itself there is much larger emphasis placed on whether one is Han, Manchu, Uyghur, Yi, etc. The same holds for other nations, especially those that have been deliberately bordered to split and foster antagonism between different ethnic groups (e.g., SWAsian countries, Rwanda and the DRC, South Africa, India). An Irish person in the UK is going to have a vastly different experience due to their race than an 3rd gen Irish person in the US, because our overwhelming history of chattel slavery (which required much of the enslaved African population to develop a culture parallel, not directly derived, to their indigenous cultures) prioritizes delegation of race by color first and foremost, rather than country/ethnic origin. Not to say that the Black and white populations of the US are homogenous, and not to say that anti-blackness isn’t a global issue present in every country I just mentioned above. Much the opposite, especially taking regional differences and recency of immigration into account. But ethnicity (esp of white people) just isn’t as important in the USA as it is in other countries, which is, compared to global trends, kind of unusual

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Plus there's not like a culture of "DONT INTERACT W/ MY OLD POSTS OR SPAM INTERACT"

Like from my experience most drc if you interact w/ a post from 5 years ago. If anything it's just a "How did you find this ??" & most don't care if you go through their account liking & reblogging everything [I'm sure some don't like that, my point is more so that theres not the culture of hating mass interaction from one person] Where as if you do that on Twitter or tiktok people are like "WTF ??? Weirdo ??" Or straight up block.

Maybe this is me miss-perceiving Tumblr VS other socials, this is just my personal perception of the differences in cultures on each platform, idk 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Is it just me or is social media not "social" anymore

Just noticed I mostly use social media to follow content creators and use discord etc for friends and family

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Apply Dubai Visa for Democratic Republic of the Congo Citizens

Traveling to Dubai from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) offers a fascinating journey into a world of luxury, modern architecture, and cultural richness. However, before you can enjoy the vibrant city of Dubai, it's essential to understand the visa process. This blog will guide you through the steps to apply for a Dubai visa, including the Dubai visa requirement and how to apply for a Dubai Visa for Democratic Republic Of The Congo Citizens.

Types of Dubai Visas for DRC Citizens

There are several types of visas available for DRC citizens depending on the purpose of your visit:

Tourist Visa: Ideal for short-term leisure trips, this visa is typically valid for 30 days but can be extended for another 30 days.

Transit Visa: If you’re stopping over in Dubai for up to 96 hours, a transit visa is necessary. This visa is perfect for travelers with connecting flights through Dubai.

Each visa type has specific Dubai visa requirements, and it's essential to choose the one that best suits your travel needs.

Dubai Visa Requirements for DRC Citizens

Before applying for a Dubai visa, you need to ensure you meet the following Dubai visa requirements:

Valid Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your intended date of entry into Dubai.

Photograph: A recent passport-sized photograph with a white background is required.

How to Apply for a Dubai Visa Online

The application process for a Dubai visa has been simplified with the option to apply for a Dubai visa online. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Choose the Type of Visa: Determine the visa type you need based on your purpose of visit.

Visit the Dubai-visa.co.uk : Go to the authorized UAE immigration partner Dubai-visa.co.uk .

Fill Out the Application Form: Complete the online visa application form with accurate details. Ensure all information matches your passport and other documents.

Upload Required Documents: Scan and upload all required documents (photograph and passport ) .

Pay the Visa Fee: The visa fee can be paid online using a credit or debit card. The fee varies depending on the visa type and processing time.

Submit the Application: After completing all the steps, submit your application. You will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number ( it is used for check the UAE visa status ).

Wait for Approval: Visa processing typically takes 2 to 3 working days, but it can vary depending on the visa type and application volume. Once approved, your visa will be sent to you via email.

Applying for a Dubai Visa from the UK

If you are a DRC citizen residing in the UK, you can still apply for a Dubai visa from the UK. The process remains the same, but you may have additional requirements, such as proof of UK residency. Make sure to check the latest guidelines from the UAE embassy in the UK before starting your application.

Final Thoughts

Applying for a Dubai visa as a citizen of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a straightforward process, especially with the option to apply for a Dubai visa online. By following the Dubai visa requirements and ensuring all documents are in order, you can enjoy a hassle-free application experience. Whether you are traveling for business, leisure, or a layover, securing your Dubai visa from the UK or directly from the DRC is your first step towards an unforgettable journey to Dubai.

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5 Perilous Nations Where Women Face Unsettling Challenges 

In the technological supremacy & cultural inclusion era, it’s disheartening that there still are countries where women are not safe. At all! Women in such countries are quite prone to being exploited, trafficked, and abused. 

We do have satisfactory traces of progress in women’s safety in some parts of the globe. However, in the most dangerous country for female 2024, it becomes critical to shed light on places where women still live in the dark & misery. 

Hence, in this blog, we’ll list the 5 most dangerous countries where women’s well-being continues to be at risk

5 Perilous Nations Where Women Face Unsettling Challenges 

In the technological supremacy & cultural inclusion era, it’s disheartening that there still are countries where women are not safe. At all! Women in such countries are quite prone to being exploited, trafficked, and abused. 

We do have satisfactory traces of progress in women’s safety in some parts of the globe. However, in the most dangerous country for female 2024, it becomes critical to shed light on places where women still live in the dark & misery. 

Hence, in this blog, we’ll list the 5 most dangerous countries where women’s well-being continues to be at risk.  

5 Most Unsafe Countries for Women 2024

1. Afghanistan

Post the international force’s withdrawal, the situation continues to aggravate. This, as a result, has created an uncertain political & social environment, especially for women. 

Increased violence & oppression of women

Women are deprived of the right to education

Restrictions on women’s employment & right to movement

Domestic & sexual abuse

Mass trafficking

2. Democratic Republic of Congo

This is one of the least safe countries for women in 2023. The situation is worsening daily due to the present conflict and displacement in the DRC. Women here majorly are becoming the prey of sexual violence. 

Rise in forced marriage & rape cases 

Lack of justice & healthcare system for the survivors 

Abduction cases are increasing too

Child marriages are quite prevalent 

3. Saudi Arabia

Women’s living condition in this country is that of an oppressed one. While several reformative measures were initiated, their impact is limited just to the papers. 

Excessive male guardianship limits autonomy 

No say in decision-making

Taking permission from a male relative to participate in certain activities is a must

Women’s rights activities often face persecution & find themselves behind bars for advocating gender equality

4. Syria

The prolonged protests & conflicts have turned this beautiful & once popular tourist destination into a legit torment. Especially for women, the situation is even worse. They bear the brunt of this dire humanitarian crisis. 

The ever-increasing prevalence of sexual violence

Merciless environment for women

Forced marriages 

Trafficking & exploitation 

5. Somalia

This is yet another infamous country that is not at all safe for women. Such a deteriorating condition is the result of prolonged conflict among the groups. Subsequently, this has led to political instability & economic downfall. And a group most suffered from these crises are women. 

Prolonged conflict and instability in Somalia have severely impacted women’s safety and rights.

The gender-based violence ratio is high

Women from marginalized communities are the common prey of rape and genital mutilation.

Political instability has prevented the drafting of any rights for women

Several reports raise the issue of high maternal mortality rates, further compounding the existing challenges 

Poor healthcare infrastructure

Limited access to education 

2 Other unsafe countries for women

1. Bahrain:

With 6th place in terms of gender gap, Bahrain is one of the least safe countries for women. Poor public infra including poor street safety triggers the crime rates against women. 

Moreover, this unsafe country in the world for women ranks 4 in terms of legal discrimination. What’s further disheartening is that the local legal system here protects the rapists if they agree to marry the survivor. 

2. Tunisia: 

This too is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for female. This country ranks 9th in terms of poor sex ratio. The legal system does exist but is for no good because of the discrimination against women. 

Additionally, as per data, near about 47% of Tunisian women have already been affected by domestic violence. 

Final Thoughts 

These alarming aggravations are not fruitful for any society in any way. “I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.” Quoted by B.R. Ambedkar, the world today needs to extract the exact meaning of this line. 

Moreover, the SDGs set by the UN focus on “women’s condition” as a crucial parameter to measure a country’s NDP. The continued need for women’s rights advocacy & reform is the need of the hour. 

We, however, will have to be the change we wish to see in the world. While these countries are in dire need of revolution to lift women’s misery, we can do our parts as well. This begins with being mindful of our surroundings, and the way we treat women. 

Moreover, it continues by breaking the nonsensical gender-based stereotype. Only then we can work towards progressing the lives of women globally. 

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A Guide to Gorilla Tracking in Africa with Nature Nest Safaris

Imagine yourself deep within a verdant rainforest, sunlight dappling through the dense canopy. Anticipation thrums through the air as you follow experienced trackers, their keen eyes scanning the undergrowth. Suddenly, a rustle in the leaves, and there they are – a majestic silverback, a playful youngster, and a troop of mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. Gorilla trekking is an unforgettable adventure, offering a glimpse into the lives of these intelligent and charismatic creatures.

Nature Nest Safaris curates exceptional gorilla trekking experiences in both Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda, and Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda. But before you embark on this extraordinary journey, here's a comprehensive guide to answer all your questions:

Where Can You Go Gorilla Trekking?

Mountain gorillas, a critically endangered species, reside only in the Virunga Massif region, a volcanic mountain range nestled between Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Here are the three national parks where gorilla trekking is possible:

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda:

Nestled within the lush confines of southwestern Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest stands as a bastion of biodiversity and a sanctuary for the endangered mountain gorillas. Here’s why it's a top choice for gorilla trekking:

Rich Gorilla Population: Bwindi is home to approximately half of the world's remaining mountain gorilla population, with numerous habituated gorilla families available for trekking.

Diverse Habitats: The forest encompasses a mosaic of ecosystems, from montane forest to bamboo thickets, providing a diverse and scenic backdrop for your trekking adventure.

Cultural Encounters: Beyond gorilla trekking, Bwindi offers opportunities to engage with local communities, providing insights into traditional lifestyles and conservation efforts.

Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda:

In the heart of the Virunga Mountains, Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda beckons with its mist-shrouded peaks and dense forests, offering an enchanting setting for gorilla trekking enthusiasts. Here’s why it's a must-visit destination:

Historic Significance: Volcanoes National Park holds historical significance as the base for Dian Fossey's groundbreaking research on mountain gorillas, immortalized in her book "Gorillas in the Mist."

Stunning Landscapes: Trekking in Volcanoes National Park rewards visitors with breathtaking views of volcanic peaks and verdant valleys, creating a surreal backdrop for wildlife encounters.

Conservation Success: Rwanda's rigorous conservation efforts have led to a steady increase in the mountain gorilla population, ensuring the long-term survival of these iconic primates.

Virunga National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo:

For the adventurous souls seeking a truly off-the-beaten-path gorilla trekking experience, Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo offers an unparalleled wilderness adventure. Here’s what sets it apart:

Untamed Wilderness: Virunga National Park is Africa's oldest national park and home to a remarkable diversity of wildlife, including several habituated mountain gorilla families.

Volcanic Wonders: The park is endowed with stunning landscapes, including the towering Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira volcanoes, adding an extra layer of adventure to your trekking expedition.

Conservation Efforts: Despite facing numerous challenges, Virunga National Park remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting gorillas and their habitat, supported by dedicated rangers and conservationists.

How to Track a Gorilla:

Gorilla trekking is an immersive experience, but it requires preparation and respect for these majestic creatures. Here's what you can expect:

Permits: Gorilla permits are highly sought-after and limited in number. We recommend booking well in advance, especially during peak season. Nature Nest Safaris can assist you with the entire permitting process.

Briefing: Before your trek, experienced rangers will brief you on gorilla behavior, safety protocols, and trekking etiquette.

The Trek: Gorilla treks can range from a few hours to a full day, depending on the location of the gorilla family. The terrain can be challenging, with steep slopes and dense vegetation. Sturdy footwear, long pants, and rain gear are essential.

Encountering the Gorillas: Once you locate the gorilla family, you'll be allowed a magical hour to observe them in their natural habitat. Maintain a respectful distance, avoid loud noises, and follow your guide's instructions.

When to Do Gorilla Trekking?

The ideal time for gorilla trekking depends on your preferences:

Dry Season (June to September, December to February): These months offer drier trails, making trekking easier. However, this coincides with peak season, so expect higher permit prices and more crowds.

Wet Season (March to May, October to November): While trails can be slippery, the lush vegetation is breathtaking, and there are fewer crowds.

Which Month is Best to Trek Gorillas?

Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons for each season to help you decide:

June to August: Perfect weather, ideal for first-time trekkers, but peak season with higher costs and crowds.

September and October: Pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds than peak season, good chance of seeing wildlife.

November to February: Dry trails, excellent visibility, but gorilla permits can be most expensive.

March to May: Lush greenery, lower permit prices, but possibility of rain and slippery trails.

Gorilla Trekking with Nature Nest Safaris: An Unforgettable Experience

Nature Nest Safaris is dedicated to creating responsible and unforgettable gorilla trekking experiences. Here's what sets us apart:

Expert Guides: Our highly trained and experienced guides possess exceptional knowledge of gorilla behavior and the national parks. They will ensure your safety and maximize your chances of a successful encounter.

Responsible Tourism: We prioritize responsible tourism practices, minimizing our impact on the environment and local communities. We support gorilla conservation efforts and work closely with park authorities.

Tailor-Made Safaris: We design customized gorilla trekking safaris catering to your interests and budget. Whether you seek a luxurious adventure or a more basic experience, we have the perfect package for you.

Beyond Gorilla Trekking: We offer additional activities to complement your gorilla trekking experience, such as chimpanzee trekking, golden monkey tracking, and exploring the unique ecosystems of the national parks.

Unforgettable Encounters Await

A gorilla trek is more than just an adventure; it's a chance to connect with nature and witness the incredible intelligence and social dynamics of these remarkable creatures. With Nature Nest Safaris, you'll embark on a well

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At Night -- Awake or Dreaming

From the exhibition At Night -- Awake or Dreaming at the Museum der Kulturen Basel

I am fascinated by the way different cultures around the word engage in a practice-- which really I don't consider a practice, rather something we all participate in-- that is a part of all lived experiences, globally. No matter geographical location, time zone, or beliefs, humans experience nighttime, daytime, and dreaming in the same yet different capacities.

--> The exhibition text translates as: "This mask appeared at dusk and represented the setting sun." However, I'm not too sure about the truth of this statement. If my life experiences and education has taught me anything, it is: to be weary of museums and always question.

This mask belongs to the Pende tribe, an ethnic group who originally resided in Angola; however, they were forced to relocate to the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to forced territorial expansion. Once removed, they separated themselves into the Eastern Pende tribe and the Western Pende in the DRC.

This specific mask is a gitenga mask, which was typically worn by an older, male figure of the tribe. Those who wear the gitenga masks hold more social responsibility; their job is to control the ceremony and enforce punishment if needed. The mask is viewed as intimidating and dangerous-looking due to the circular, sharp eyes.

Masks such as these are used in mukanda ceremonies, which are an intergenerational, community ceremonies where boys are initiated to become men. To ground this research in the context of the exhibition, gitenga masks often appear in the dreams of young boys, almost taunting them in a manner. When a ceremony does occur, it is their opportunity to take control of the mask, and in a way, taking control of the nightmares associated with it.

The ceremonies are held in a camp, lasting 11-15 days; in this camp boys are circumcised, they learn rituals and craft, and prepare to become men. These initiations occur every ten-twelve years, however it is at the discretion of the tribe and chief.

An example of a song learned through the mukanda ceremony is below:

Ngenze a Panda udi kale ku mbongo ya Loange,

Muna Munzadi wamakana ha pambu ya Khoyi,

Ita ngayisha mu Mbinda. Tsumienu ngenji, jiyile Makumbi

a Lubunda,

Wasala kungima.

Mbimbi tsuayidile kilako, Makumbi a Panda azuele milonga,

mbimbi tuaitshikina.

Kisanga kia Muna Mumbanda!

These initiations still occur today, however there is more of a choice whether to participate in it or not. Boys today who choose not to participate in mukanda, however, are teased as being "weak" or "childish".

Read more + Free Congo Resource:

https://www.jacarandatribal.com/items/pende-mask

https://www.academia.edu/43640360/The_Role_of_Masks_in_the_Eastern_Pende_Mukanda

https://africa-art-archive.ch/en/multiple-readings/pende-initiation-masks-art-that-makes-men-out-of-boys

https://friendsofthecongo.org

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Today is World Refugee Day!

World Refugee Day is a global call for compassion and support. We join hands and hearts with millions of people across the globe to celebrate refugees all over the world. This day serves as a powerful reminder of the daunting challenges faced by refugees and their immense resilience in the face of adversity. It is a moment to pause, reflect, and take collective action in support of those forcibly displaced from their homes.

World Refugee Day provides an opportunity to highlight the plights and achievements of refugees, while raising awareness about the urgent need for compassion, understanding, and tangible support. It is a day to dispel myths, promote empathy, and advocate for policies that uphold the dignity and well-being of refugees.

According to USA for UNHCR, by the end of 2021, 89.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide due to persecution, violence, conflict, or natural disasters. Here are some more numbers:

27.1 million refugees 53.2 million internally displaced people 4.6 million asylum seekers 4.4 million Venezuelans displaced abroad

As of May 2022, 100 million individuals were forcibly displaced worldwide. This accounts for an increase of 10.7 million people displaced from the end of the previous year, propelled by the war in Ukraine and other deadly conflicts. Each one of them has a unique story, hopes, and dreams which have been disrupted by circumstances beyond their control.

Click here to read more statistics about refugees by region/country.

This year’s theme for World Refugee Day is: Hope away from home – a world where refugees are always included.

On this World Refugee Day, let us all pledge to:

# 1. Foster Understanding and Empathy

It is crucial to educate ourselves and others about the experiences of refugees, their journeys, and the challenges they face upon resettlement. By doing so, we can break down barriers, combat stereotypes, and promote a more inclusive society.

Click here to learn more about refugees

# 2. Advocate for Refugee Rights

Refugees are entitled to basic human rights, including access to education, healthcare, and dignified living conditions. As global citizens, we must hold governments accountable for providing these fundamental rights and advocate for the fair and just treatment of refugees.

Click here to see ways you can help

# 3. Support Organizations and Initiatives

Numerous organizations around the world are tirelessly working to provide essential assistance and support to refugees. By donating our time, resources, or funds, we can contribute to their efforts and make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.

We have been working with with the UN Refugee Agency, USA for UNHCR for the past four years. They have many resources and ways for you to help, and are constantly sharing refugees’ stories, which makes it easy to educate yourself and others.

Click here to check out USA for UNHCR’s Culture Collected

Later today, we will be sharing the story of Methusella, a refugee from the DRC whose story showcases how an inclusive community, with opportunities to learn, can change a life.

Happy World Refugee Day!!!

PS: If you’re able, please click here to donate today.

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What is the number one wine?

What is the number one wine?

"Raise your glasses, wine lovers! It's time to settle the age-old debate once and for all: what is the number one wine? Is it a bold cabernet sauvignon, a crisp chardonnay or perhaps a bubbly champagne? Join us as we uncork the facts, taste-test our way through vineyards around the world and uncover the ultimate winner. Get ready to sip, swirl and savor - this is one showdown you won't want to miss!"

The different types of wine

There are many different types of wine, and each one has its own distinct flavor. The most common types of wine are red wine, white wine, and sparkling wine. Red wine is made from red grapes, and it gets its color from the skins of the grapes. White wine is made from white grapes, and it gets its color from the juice of the grapes. Sparkling wine is made by adding carbonation to either red or white wine. The type of grape that is used to make a wine can also affect its flavor. For example, Cabernet Sauvignon is a type of red grape that is used to make full-bodied wines with high tannins. Chardonnay is a type of white grape that is used to make light-bodied wines with fruity flavors. Wines can also be categorized by their region of origin. For example, French wines are typically classified as Bordeaux, Burgundy, or Champagne. Italian wines are classified as Chianti, Pinot Grigio, or Prosecco. Spanish wines are classified as Rioja or Cava.

Read more: which champagnes are sweet? Finally, wines can also be labeled according to how they are made. The two most common methods are natural fermentation and cultured yeast fermentation. Natural fermentation occurs when wild yeast present in the grape juice ferments the sugars into alcohol. Cultured yeast fermentation occurs when commercial yeast is added to the grape juice in order to speed up the

The top 10 wines in the world

1. Château Mouton Rothschild 2. Dom Pérignon 3. Château Margaux 4. Screaming Eagle 5. Romanée-Conti 6. Haut-Brion 7. DRC La Tâche 8. Araujo Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 9. Peter Michael "Les Pavots" 10. Caymus Special Selection

How to pick the right wine

There are many factors to consider when choosing a wine, including taste preference, budget, and occasion. It can be overwhelming to try to pick the perfect wine, but there are some general tips that can help. First, think about what you enjoy drinking. Do you prefer red or white wine? Dry or sweet? fruity or earthy? Knowing your own taste preferences is a great starting point. Next, consider what kind of event you will be enjoying the wine with. A casual get-together might call for a less expensive bottle, while a formal dinner party might warrant a splurge on a higher quality vintage. Finally, don’t be afraid to ask for help! If you’re unsure which wine to choose, most liquor stores and restaurants have staff who are happy to give recommendations based on your information. With a little knowledge and guidance, finding the right wine can be easy and enjoyable.

Tips for drinking wine

There are many different types of wine, and it can be hard to know which one to choose. Here are some tips for drinking wine: - Start by choosing a white wine if you are new to drinking wine. White wines are usually lighter in taste and easier to drink. - If you don't like the taste of wine, try adding a splash of fruit juice or soda water to your glass. This will help to make the taste more enjoyable. - Don't be afraid to experiment with different types of wines. There are many different kinds out there, so find one that you enjoy drinking. - When storing wine, make sure to keep it in a cool, dark place. This will help to preserve the quality of the wine.

How to store wine

When it comes to wine, there are a few things you should keep in mind when it comes to storage. First and foremost, wine should be stored in a cool, dark place. This will help to preserve the flavor and quality of the wine. Additionally, wine should be stored upright so that the cork does not dry out and allow air to enter the bottle, which can lead to oxidation. Finally, ensure that your wine is stored away from any strong odors as these can also affect the flavor of the wine.

How about store whisky, read now!

Conclusion

In the end, there is no definitive answer to the question of what is the number one wine. Everyone's tastes and preferences vary and what may be great for one person might not be so great for another. Do some research on different wines, try out some that appeal to you, and find out which ones are your favorite. There may never be a universal consensus when it comes to ranking wines, but that doesn't mean you can't determine your own personal favorites.

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Founders Spotlight- Mr Harish Jagtani, Founder – HJ Group of Companies

 Mr. Harish Jagtani, a philanthropist, visionary, businessman of Indian origin, currently based in Democratic Republic of Congo for more than 20 years now, is one of the most reputed business owners in the Indian diaspora as well as the entire expat business community in DRC. The business house caters to multiple domains, including but not limited to Domestic as well as International Air Cargo, real Estate and infrastructure development, healthcare, hospitality as well as CSR.

What motivated you to quit the job and start your first venture?

Like many adults today, I, too, wanted to stand on my own feet and work for myself and live for my dreams rather than working for someone else. Once I understood the demographics and the conditions of this country, I realised the potential and the opportunities here and started my journey towards fulfilling my dreams.

What made you enter the healthcare sector?

Being in this country for more than 15 years, I have travelled extensively to the interiors and have seen how the population do not have access to basic healthcare services. Many diseases were rampant and people lost their lives due to lack of resources and services. I decided that, when I had enough resources to start a project that could fulfil this gap, I would work on bringing about a change in the healthcare sector of the country. By God’s grace and my team’s efforts, I was able to achieve this dream, too, and build a centre of excellence in the domain of healthcare.

Can you take us through the entire journey—from your first venture to the HJ Foundation?

The journey has been long and arduous and also rewarding. Starting with my trading firm, I realised the need for connectivity to be able to expand to other parts of the country. Luckily, I had a vision that was supported by my team then and we ventured into air cargo services, which was among the first services to reach multiple locations not connected to the mainland earlier. As we grew Serve Air Cargo, I also ventured into the domain of infrastructure development and worked towards bringing better, sturdier and modern structures to Congo, which I was able to achieve with the expertise and experience brought in from different parts of the world apart from the efforts of the local hardworking population. This was the beginning of Modern Constructions. As I have already mentioned about Harish Jagtani Hospitals, it was a vision in 2012 and this vision was brought to reality in 2016. However, when I realised there were numerous people who were still beyond the reach of healthcare due to a lack of resources, I started HJ Foundations that could be an aiding arm to the underprivileged population in providing accessible healthcare, especially those in dire need.

What were the challenges you faced throughout the journey? How did you overcome them?

I believe that, once you are determined and strong willed to achieve something, you have milestones and not challenges. The initial part was tough when I was new to the country—the people, the language and the culture. However, once I realised that these situations were not that different from India’s as perceived, it made my goal easier. Minor hurdles in the path were more like a concern of rational thinking and quick decision-making and, most importantly, actual implementation. I believe implementation of any plan at the right time is key to achieving your goals and that helped me to be here.

What is that risk that you took and why?

Any venture involves a risk. The biggest risk I took was devoting myself completely to my work without any other thoughts. Well, I can say the results today speak for themselves. There is no gain without risk.

Who is your greatest inspiration?

I have mentioned at all times whenever I was confronted with this question, that my mother is my biggest inspiration. Seeing her toil day and night selflessly to give nothing but the best to me and my siblings and trying to do as much good as possible for the people around her ignited a spark in me that has fuelled my way all these years. There is nothing like a free lunch and, if one wants to reach the pinnacle, hard, as well as smart work is what one must indulge in. As they say, there is no shortcut to success.

What is the mission or vision that you have through HJ foundation?

HJ Foundation aims at providing basic and advanced healthcare services to the underprivileged. We understand that every LIFE MATTERS and we try to give the best services we can deliver to anyone who comes knocking on our door.

Can you tell us more about the programs the foundation has conducted for people?

The Foundation, since its inception in 2016, has touched more than tens of thousands of lives. Every year, we conduct numerous anti-malaria campaigns by conducting free malaria check-ups throughout the country and distributing free medicines. These camps are conducted at orphanages, old-age homes, government schools and institutes and so on. Our recent campaigns include more than 300 free dialysis sessions conducted till date in Kinshasa, where people lose their lives as they are unable to pay the fees of $150 per dialysis session. Our prosthetic limbs campaign launched in 2021 benefited more than 550 people who were rendered handicapped for multiple reasons. Our campaign, ‘Gift a Vision’, benefited 100 patients who underwent free cataract surgeries with the support of our team at HJ Hospitals. Multiple life-saving surgeries are conducted every year and more campaigns like these are a continuing process at HJ Foundations.

Can you throw some light on your team?

My team is more like my family. I spend more time with them here than my family based in India. I have a dedicated team of engineers, doctors, pilots, managers, administrators, operation staff and many more, who run the show and have contributed to the growth of the group.

How do you keep your team motivated?

I believe their major motivation comes from believing in my vision. Our vision as a group is to make tomorrow better than yesterday. In any of the domains we function in, our aim is to make things better every day and every minute. When we contribute towards making things better for every person we deal with, I believe satisfaction is what keeps my team in high spirits at all times.

What is that one decision you did not take?

One decision I didn’t take is to expand the business in other parts of Africa. But the opportunities that Congo provided seemed unparalleled along with the kind of development and changes that could be brought about in Congo.

Can you also let us know more about your future ventures?

For future ventures? We plan to open medical colleges in DRC and further expand our Healthcare services with upcoming branches of hj hospitals in major cities of DRC such as Goma Lubumbashi Mbujimayi Kananga Gemena. Also we are bringing multiple production units in different domains which would employ more than 7000 native employees in next 1 year.

What do you think are the important qualities of a successful leader?

Successful leaders have skills that ordinary people do not always have. For instance, successful leaders must have passion, observational power, optimism, vision and the ability to take risks, among others. They also keep upgrading their knowledge base and try to set precedents. Moreover, successful leaders have the capability to inspire and motivate people around them.

What qualities do today’s entrepreneurs lack?

Entrepreneurs of today basically lack consistency and a long-term vision. Today, people want fast results and quick money without much dedication. People are also very self-centred and do not care much about the people around them.

What is your advice to modern entrepreneurs?

Entrepreneurs should learn to take risks and should know about their strengths and weaknesses. They must grow, but they should also take people along with them and help others grow, too. They must consider giving back to the society as much as possible and help people in need in whichever way they can.

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[gorillatrekkingsafari]

Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Deals Near Me

Experience the thrill of gorilla trekking in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park! Explore these top packages:

•3-Day Gorilla Trek Adventure

•4-Day Gorilla Trekking & Golden Monkeys

•5-Day Gorilla Trekking & Cultural Tour

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Here are some new honorifics I came up with! (And don't forget to check out this post that lists some already existing gender neutral honorifics.)

♡ General:

Nr. - "neutral"; can also pronounce as 'ner' Nb. - "enby"; can also pronounce as 'nib' Nn. - 'none', inspired by 'nonbinary' or being genderless Du. - "dual", inspired by having two genders Bd. - "blend", inspired by having two genders Tr. - "tri", inspired by having three genders Pn. - "pan", like 'pangender' or pan-anything Omn. - "omni", like 'omnigender' or omni-anything Ab. - "ab", like 'abinary' Mv. or Mvr. - "maverique" or "maverick"; can also pronounce as 'mav' Vd. - "void", inspired by 'gendervoid' Xr. - "zer" Xrs. - "zers"; can be a soft or hard S (The previous two can also be Zr. and Zrs.)

♡ Dragon Inspired:

Dra. or Drg. - "dragon"; can also pronounce as 'drag' Drc. - "draconic"; can also pronounce as 'drak' Hd. or Hrd. - "hoarder"; can also pronounce as 'herd' Fl. - "flame" Fr. or Fir. - "fire"; can also pronounce as 'fear' or 'fur' Wng. - "wing" Fng. - "fang" Str. or Stm. - "storm" Srp. - "serp", inspired by 'serpent' Wyr. or Wr. - "wyrm"

♡ Other Nonhuman Inspired:

Cr. - "cryptid" Rb. - "robot"; can also pronounce as 'rob' or 'robe' Cy. or Cb. - "cyborg"; can also pronounce as 'cy' or 'cybe' Mns. or Mtr. - "monster" Crt. - "creature" Om. - "omen"; can also pronounce as 'ome' or 'om' A. or Al. - "alien" Mg. or Mag. - "magic"; can also pronounce as 'maj' or 'mage' Amg. - "amalg", inspired by 'amalgamation' Atm. - "autom" like the beginning of 'automaton'

♡ Nature Inspired:

W. or Ww. - "willow" Asp. - "aspen" Pne. - "pine" Frn. - "fern" Flw. - "flower"; can also pronounce as 'flow' Stg. - "stag" F. or Fe. - "fae" or "faerie" (note that 'Fe' is the elemental abbreviation for iron, and iron is toxic to actual faeries. Might be good to keep in mind for faekin and fae headmates!) Flr. - "flora"; can also pronounce as 'fler' Fn. - "fauna" Lf. - "leaf" Bg. - "bug" Vrd. - "verd", inspired by 'verdant'

Do honorifics seem kind of silly? Well, besides the formality of them, they could work for anyone who might view them as a status. Fictives might have a certain ranking or status from their source. Otherkin might see their species as having some kind of required rank or formality based on the culture. Nonhumans in general might want to do away with any honorifics that refer to them as human, gendered or not. I think they could be useful and fun! 💙💚

Some example sentences below:

"This is Nr. Apollo and xe are visiting the local college to talk about xer experiences as an agender person. Have you been to one of xer lectures? I love to listen to xem talk. Go check out Nr. Apollo when you get the chance."

"Cy. Silver doesn't consider itself human and instead, it is robotkin! Its special interest is technology, old video games, and documentaries on animals. I hope Cy. Silver takes care of itself today!"

"Say hello to Str. Orion when you see em. Ey are headed to the store right now to get emself some new pencils. Ey really like to draw mythical creatures in eir sketchbook. If you ask, ey might show you some of eir work."