At the African Development Bank Group Initiative, the annual meetings will take place from June 11 to 14, 2019 in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea's capital. This information has been confirmed to our editors through a press release. Indeed, the holding of its annual meetings is a ...
Journal Le Phare, 123 days ago
Predicted: Politics
Mr Patrice Kitebi, General Manager of the Industry Promotion Fund, is the subject, on social networks and especially twitter, of a fake account opened on his behalf on Thursday, April 11, 2019, which has feverishly entered activity since 48 hours on the web. This press release wants to hammer on the falsity of ...
Journal Le Phare, 125 days ago
Predicted: Politics
Considered as one of the causes of mortality in the world and particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo, tuberculosis as well as HIV / AIDS remain the battle horse of the Asbl-ONGD Pont Santé Afrique (Posaf). With an alarming situation considering the number of cases, these two diseases remain as manageable as regards their eradication. Here …
Journal Le Phare, 126 days ago
Predicted: People and Culture
UNESCO, JED and the Ministry of Communication and Media organized yesterday Thursday, April 11, 2019 at the Kinshasa Circle a round table on the safety of journalists and the issue of impunity. Speaking in the protocol part, the representative of UNESCO in the DRC highlighted the cruel lack of political will and ...
Journal Le Phare, 129 days ago
Predicted: Politics
Born in 1935 and the three-year-old elder of Lutumba Ndomanueno, Jeannot Bombenga is almost the only renowned musician who is over 80 and still alive. Visibly saddened by the announcement of Simaro's disappearance, he recently told a peripheral channel that he and the illustrious deceased had never surrendered. All ...
Journal Le Phare, 130 days ago
Predicted: Politics
In the relatively recent past, the Bana OK had set up their homes on Kamina Avenue in Yolo. And there, Ndombe, Simaro and others often repeated. This is how the residence of Jeanne Mbole, place of repetition formerly of Bana OK, was spontaneously retained as a second frame of meditation to mourn Lutumba. Visitors …
Journal Le Phare, 131 days ago
Predicted: Politics
The National Employment Office (ONEM) has organized, on Friday, April 5, 2019 in Cepas, in the municipality of Gombe, for its managers and agents, an educational morning around the concept "Climate of business ". Several distinguished guests were present, including its Executive Director, Angélique Kikudi, the Director ...
Journal Le Phare, 132 days ago
Predicted: People and Culture
The students of the National Pedagogical University were informed, yesterday Thursday, April 4, 2019, HIV / AIDS, including its mode of transmission, its symptoms, its treatment, but especially the preventive measures, including screening. It was part of the awareness day organized by the Center for Bioresources Sustainability in Africa (CBSA), ...
Journal Le Phare, 136 days ago
Predicted: People and Culture
The sharing of political mandates between 620 biological families, including 500 in the National Assembly and 120 in the Senate continues to pour much ink and saliva in the four corners of the Republic. It is not normal for the country to find itself, for the same legislature, with a dad elected at once ...
Journal Le Phare, 137 days ago
Predicted: Politics
It is not only in the mining sector and hydrocarbons where the Congolese state is lax. The responsibility of the State is also engaged in threats to the national forest with the risk of ending up in a situation of desertification despite the country's dense forests. Yesterday ...
Journal Le Phare, 138 days ago
Predicted: Politics
