Introduction Inclusive education goes beyond the simple notion of welcoming differences; it embodies a genuine commitment to equity, diversity, and acceptance of others. Indeed, this visionary educational approach aims to create an environment where every individual, whatever their particularity, feels fully integrated and supported throughout their educational journey. This bold
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GOMA ALL STYLED: Between elegance, cultural identity and economic development
Introduction Goma is a city like so many others: bringing together people from different backgrounds with a great mix of cultures, trends, and traditions. Several nationalities, religions, tribes, and ethnic groups blend perfectly here. But is this the origin of her way of dressing? Yes would be the most obvious
The linguistic obstacle course: African students under pressure
Introduction For many African students, getting through the gates of international higher education or accessing certain skilled jobs involves an unavoidable obstacle: standardised language tests such as the TCF, TEF and TOEFL. These exams, designed to assess language skills, are much more than a simple evaluation. They are a real
Seed Guardians: Women’s Role in Preserving Local Varieties
Introduction Women are the backbone of agriculture and seed management, particularly in rural communities where traditional seeds are essential for food security and biodiversity preservation. This reflection examines the role of Congolese women in conserving local seed varieties, highlighting women’s initiatives to collect, preserve, and share these traditional seeds, as
L’Éducation, Clé de l’Avenir
Que nos oreilles sans rancœur Écoutent l’expression du cœur Dans ce parvis où fleurit la vie Dans ce corpus mignon de vie. Dans ce monde cuit en errance Pourtant devrait être référence L’éducation n’a plus sa place Pourtant elle mérite la classe. La première puissance mondiale, C’est l’éducation
Rethinking African Development: Between Universalism, Creationism and Evolutionism
Introduction The idea of development in Africa is often approached from the angle of ‘catching up’ with other continents. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are an example of this approach, which is based on universal criteria for assessing progress. However, this universalist vision does not take into account the local
The worrying rise in the waters of the Congo River: a threat to Kinshasa and Kisangani
Introduction The recurrent rise in the waters of the Congo River in Kisangani and Kinshasa has become a major cause for concern in recent years. This phenomenon has had considerable repercussions on the environment and public health, and has led to numerous population displacements. In this article, we look at
Measures to be taken to combat excessive sunlight in Kinshasa.
Introduction This article looks at the measures that need to be put in place to meet the challenges posed by excessive sunshine and rising temperatures in the city of Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, against a backdrop of climate change and extreme weather phenomena. Light clothing
The DR of Congo’s Controversial Election
On the 31st December 2018, the Democratic Republic of the Congo went to the polls to decide their next president. President Joseph Kabila did not seek re-election. Kabila had been in the role for the previous 18 years after the death of his father. Félix Tshisekedi won the election, resulting