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kimludcom · 10 months ago
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Grandma dancing the African way #dance #viral #trending #music #grandma ...
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describedphotography · 2 months ago
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Trésor Kande, 2024, via Unsplash
Location: Académie des Beaux-Arts, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
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yearningforunity · 10 months ago
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La danse dans les bars de rumba congolaise. Kinshasa 1955-1965
Dancing in Congolese rumba bars. Léopoldville, DRC 1955-1965
Photographer: Jean Abou Bakar Depara
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musicalthought · 1 year ago
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album review; drc music's kinshasa one two
☆ 7.4/10
♡ released in september 2011
♡ congolese; afrobeats; trip hop; electronica; world beat; ndule
This album was definitely a lot different than my usual album reviews. A full instrumental album that attempts to mix electronica & afro beats, which, surprisingly, succeeds on a lot of the tracks! I’m definitely still not sure how I feel about the album, nor do I feel like I can accurately review it, but I do know I heavily enjoyed the tracks, even the ones I didn’t find myself falling in love with.
A song by song review can be found underneath the cut. My favorite tracks are African Space Anthem, Respect of the Rules, Ah Congo, and If You Wish to Stay Awake. My least favorite tracks are Hallo, Lingala, Virginia, American, and Congosmo.
Hallo -> 6/10
K-Town -> 8/10
African Space Anthem -> 9/10
Love -> 7/10
Lingala -> 6/10
Lourds -> 8/10
Respect of the Rules -> 9/10
We Come from the Forest -> 8/10
Customs -> 8.5/10
Virginia -> 6/10
Ah Congo -> 9/10
Three Piece Sweet Part 1&2 -> 8/10
If You Wish to Stay Awake -> 9/10
Departure -> 7.5/10
Americaaan -> 6/10
Congosmo -> 6/10
Lourds (Heavy) -> 6/10
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hotzimbabwejobs · 1 day ago
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Job Opportunity: Principal Social Development Officer at the African Development Bank (Kinshasa, DRC)! - March 2025
The African Development Bank (AfDB) is seeking a dedicated and experienced Principal Social Development Officer to join their team in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)! If you are passionate about social development, human capital, and improving the quality of life in Africa, this is an excellent opportunity for you. About the African Development Bank: The AfDB is a leading…
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sab-cat · 1 month ago
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27 January 2025 Since December 2024, several fronts have been opened in the two provinces to control certain key positions. In Lubero territory, in North Kivu, the conflict resumed in December with massive population displacement. It continued in Masisi territory, where intense fighting took place in January 2025, particularly for control of the town of Masisi Centre, before moving down towards South Kivu to Minova and Numbi in Kalehe territory.   During the hostilities, the M23/AFC managed to take control of several towns. Recently, the fighting has moved closer to the provincial capital of Goma, with intense clashes in Sake, just 20 kilometres from the city. Artillery explosions can be heard regularly from Goma.  Fighting is taking place on all the roads around Goma and has led to a new influx of displaced people into the city, including from some camps on the outskirts of the city, where people flee towards Goma in a situation of panic.
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lionheartlr · 5 months ago
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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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warningsine · 6 months ago
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An attempted jail break at the Democratic Republic of Congo's largest and chronically overcrowded prison this week has left at least 129 people dead, the interior minister said Tuesday.
The circumstances around the bid to bust out of Makala prison in the capital Kinshasa in the early hours of Monday remain unclear.
But Interior Minister Jacquemain Shabani in a statement released by video to the media on Tuesday announced a provisional death toll of 129 people.
They included "24 who were shot after warnings", he said.
At least 59 others had been wounded and were receiving care, he added. 
Witnesses told AFP that they had heard gunfire at around 2:00 am on Monday and that it lasted for several hours in the area of the prison, a popular and residential neighbourhood.
Daddi Soso, an electrician in his 40s, said he had seen security force vehicles taking bodies away in the early hours. 
On Monday, police had cordoned off the streets leading to the prison, AFP journalists at the scene saw. 
The interior minister said many people had been crushed or suffocated and that a number of women had been raped. He gave no details on their identities.
'Under control'
The authorities have given no indication as to how many inmates escaped or attempted to do so.
On Monday morning, government spokesman Patrick Muyaya said only that the security services were at the scene and he called on residents to "not panic".
A few hours later, he told national television the situation was "under control". 
Justice Minister Constant Mutamba later announced on X that inquiries were under way "to identify and severely punish the sponsors of these acts of sabotage".
Makala prison, the biggest in the vast central African nation, has capacity for 1,500 inmates.
But it is highly overcrowded and rights organisations regularly complain about the conditions of detention at the jail.
With between 14,000 and 15,000 prisoners, it holds around 10 times the number it is meant to house, according to official statistics.
As well as the human toll, the escape attempt caused damage to buildings.
A part of the prison, mainly that housing the administrative offices, was set on fire, the government said.
The prison was already badly damaged during an attack by armed men in 2017, which led to more than 4,000 prisoners escaping, some of them described as "dangerous" by police.
The circumstances leading to that large prison escape were never made clear despite the establishment of a commission of inquiry.
(AFP)
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paradisecosmetics52 · 11 months ago
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afrotumble · 1 year ago
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Brazzaville connected to Kinshasa via ferry and smaller boats across the Congo river.
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kimludcom · 9 months ago
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Best Congolese Wedding Entrance Dance (Cleveland) 🔥
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terminalfix · 2 years ago
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https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/01/style/congolese-artists-colin-delfosse-fulu-act-spc-intl/index.html
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yearningforunity · 11 months ago
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Kinshasa, DRC 1941-1942
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wachinyeya · 1 month ago
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https://www.weforum.org/stories/2025/01/congo-kivu-kinshasa-green-corridor/
The Democratic Republic of Congo to create the Earth’s largest protected tropical forest reserve
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The Congo Basin, the largest tropical forest carbon sink in the world, is threatened by war, poverty and the climate crisis.
A new model of green economic development, conservation and peacebuilding in eastern DRC is protecting the forest while sustainably harnessing natural resources to benefit local communities.
The DRC government and partners are announcing the Kivu-Kinshasa Green Corridor in Davos, which will scale up this model to cover an area the size of France.
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saturngalore · 3 months ago
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sunset in kinshasa 🧡
hiiii usually i put my ramblings in the hashtags but i just felt like writing a bit because i haven’t been posting edits like i usually do and i have been feeling terrible that i haven’t 💔 i wanted to post this before or soon after i posted my kipetaka braids but just felt too lazy and uncreative to make any edits with the photos from this photoshoot. i also really wanted to share the inspiration behind this because as a black simmer, i have always wanted a west african world and when it came to making the set for this i really had to think and research how i could emulate a west african market despite the fact that i sadly have never been to one before. plus there’s literally no build buy mode or world that was made with west african culture and history in mind by ea! so, zhong feifei’s vogue china historic and iconic photoshoot in the dr congo was a huge inspiration for this photoshoot especially since my sim (dominique) is also heavily inspired by another congolese celebrity, lous and the yakuza! so this became my own homage to the democratic republic of congo, which has been struggling with the immense effects of belgian colonialism, imperialism, technological exploitation by the west, and environmental racism for decades. nowadays, im hesitant and conflicted to say that i want an west african world in ts4 because i no longer wanna support (especially financially) ea’s shady and ultra capitalist practices when it comes to technology (cough ai cough) and the potentially harmful effects it will have on the environment and marginalized people especially in countries like the drc. idk what goes on when ts4 makes a new pack and i could be wrong but it doesn’t hurt to be wary of a notoriously racist and evil capitalist company these days 🤷🏾‍♀️ im just thinking out loud but i would love to hear what other black simmers think especially those who live in west africa! anyways, i hope that the drc will be free from all of this very soon and i love my congolese cousins and (possible) ancestors 🫶🏾 please check out the list i made if you want to help ppl in the drc!
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forafricans · 2 years ago
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Color Study 01
1. Kinshasa, DRC by Andrew Mcconnell
2. Accra, Ghana by @joshuakissi
3. Abidjan, Ivory Coast by Gilles Colomb
4. Lagos, Nigeria by Aeisha Ijewere
5. Kigali, Rwanda by Amina Kadous
6. Guinea Bissau by Kristin Bethge
7. The Gambia by Christina Nwabugo
8. Harar, Ethiopia by Yonas Tadesse
9. Mogadishu, Somalia by Mohamed Mire
10. Itsandra Mdjini, Comoros by Shainess Daoud
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