🛑 Débat sur le changement de la constitution en RDC.
Le cas Eliezer Ntambwe et l’article 9 de la constitution: L’Etat congolais exerce sa souveraineté sur le sol et sous-sol. Est-ce qu’il y’a un État en RDC?
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#RDC#DRC#kinshasa#Afrique
🛑 #RDC: Monseigneur @AbbeNshole et le dialogue avec le M23.
A-t-il lu les livres de Charles Onana?
@duboiris@fatshi13@RFIAfrique
Toute l’analyse ici: https:
https://t.co/5bEL2LPw95
2ans avant la chute de Goma et d'Uvira, je suis parti en RDCONGO, pour sensibiliser les Congolais, notamment les universitaires, sur le danger qui pèse sur leur pays. Aujourd'hui, la réalité est là, incontestable. J'espère n'avoir pas prêché dans le désert https://t.co/ZWrUTzaKIr
@duboiris Pour ceux qui veulent savoir ce que CharlesOnana, (@duboiris ) pense du Cameroun et des élections là-bas, venez massivement ici et cliquez sur ce lien:
https://t.co/5QSeBcJMWD N’oubliez pas de vous abonner à notre chaîne…
🛑 Ook trek ik de rode lijn tegen geweld in Palestina en Congo
…En als reporter, is het de bedoeling dat het woord verspreid wordt, en dit levert ook onverwachte beelden op!
#freepalestine#freecongo#freeworld
De 3e wereldoorlog is economisch en die is gaande, sinds 22 februari 2022, de oorlog in Oekraine. Vraag is niet wat Trump doet, maar wat hebben gevestigde politici wereldwijd gedaan om het zover te laten komen ? De maffia regeerde sinds de opkomst van de Clintons in de jaren 90.
The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done DECADES AGO. Don’t be Weak! Don’t be Stupid! Don’t be a PANICAN (A new party based on Weak and Stupid people!). Be Strong, Courageous, and Patient, and GREATNESS will be the result!
Fellow South Africans,
Following the recent intensification of fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Africa has lost 13 brave soldiers who were dedicated to their mission and committed to peace. The fighting is the result of an escalation by the rebel group M23 and Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) militia engaging the Armed Forces of the DRC (FARDC) and attacking peacekeepers from the SADC Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (SAMIDRC).
On behalf of the government and the people of our country, I express our sincerest condolences to their families, their loved ones and colleagues. We bow our heads in honor of their heroic and gallant fight for peace.
We honour and mourn them.
All necessary support is being provided to the families of the deceased and the families of the injured. The process to repatriate the remains of the deceased is underway.
The attacks on peacekeepers resulted in the deaths of SAMIDRC members from other troop contributing countries, namely, Malawi and Tanzania, as well members of the UN Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO) brigade. We honour all the lives that were lost and pass our condolences to their families, governments and citizens. The situation in Goma and Sake, where our troops and their counterparts are stationed, remains very tense, volatile and unpredictable.
The Minister of Defence and Military Veterans Ms Angie Motshekga and the Chief of the SANDF Gen Rudzani Maphwanya and SAMIDRC Force Commander Maj Gen Monwabisi Dyakopu are working to ensure that the SAMIDRC forces remain well equipped and sufficiently supported during this critical mission.
We are concerned about the speculation about the state of our troops and the battle conditions. All South Africans must rally behind our brave men and women who have dedicated their lives to bringing peace in our continent.
South Africa’s military presence in the eastern DRC is not a declaration of war against any country or state. The members of the South African National Defence Force that are in the DRC are part of both SADC and United Nations efforts to bring peace and protect thousands of lives that are constantly threatened by the conflict in the DRC. The presence of the SAMIDRC forces demonstrates a commitment of SADC member states to supporting the DRC in its efforts to achieve lasting peace and stability and ultimately, create an enabling environment for sustainable development and prosperity.
We welcome the position that was recently adopted by the United Nations Security Council during its special sitting on the situation in the DRC, which calls for an immediate end to hostilities, the reversal of territorial expansion by the M23, the exit of external forces from the DRC and the resumption of peace talks under the Nairobi Process.
The territorial integrity of the DRC must be respected in accordance with the United Nations Charter on the respect of sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of other states.
We call on all parties to this conflict to fully embrace the current diplomatic efforts that are aimed at finding a peaceful resolution, including honoring the Luanda Process agreements. We must silence the guns on our continent for the attainment of inclusive development and prosperity.
I thank you.
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Zijn de branden die Los Angeles en de paleizen van Hollywood-sterren verwoestten slechts een natuurverschijnsel, of is er toch een raadsel tussen de verwoestende fictie van Hollywood en de spiritualiteit van de natuur?
#losangeles#hollywood#usa
#RDC 01.06.2024|#CiteUA
Ce samedi, le Président Félix Tshisekedi a reçu une invitation de son homologue de la République du #Congo@SassouNGuesso_ pour participer à la conférence sur l’afforestation et le reboisement qui se tiendra à #Brazzaville du 2 au 5 juillet 2024.
Today, President Biden put forward a clear, realistic and just plan to establish an immediate ceasefire and end the war in Gaza - a plan that ensures Israel’s security, returns hostages taken on October 7th to their families, increases aid into Gaza and relieves the suffering of Palestinian civilians, and engages Israelis, Palestinians, Arab countries and the broader international community in the process of rebuilding Gaza.
A ceasefire alone won’t ease the terrible pain of Israelis whose loved ones were butchered or abducted by Hamas, or the Palestinians whose families have been shattered by the subsequent war. It won’t resolve the longstanding conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, or answer contentious issues surrounding a two-state solution or continuing settler activity in the West Bank. But what it can do is put a stop to the ongoing bloodshed, help families reunite and allow a surge of humanitarian aid to help desperate, hungry people. It can save lives, here and now - and it can lay the foundation for what will be a long and difficult road to a future in which Israel is secure and at peace with its neighbors, and Palestinians finally have the security, freedom and self-determination that they have sought for so long.
As the tragedy in Gaza has unfolded over the past eight months, we’ve witnessed an often fierce public debate here at home - and around the world - regarding how the United States should respond. But no matter where each of us stand in these broader debates, an enduring ceasefire is something we should all support - for the sake of Israelis, Palestinians and the world at large. I am deeply encouraged by the steady, tireless efforts of President Biden, Secretary of State Tony Blinken and our diplomatic team to bring this awful war to an end.