Congo

Today I am happy to be a competent midwife able to accompany mothers and children before, during and after childbirth in the community.

As a student of Idiofa, I take you to my internship in Kinshasa (Kin).

Having a good job in the DRC, more precisely in Lubumbashi, according to your skills is becoming complicated these days. And recruitment in the companies of the city remains to be desired! Let us always hope, with the help of God, the Congolese men in general and in particular Lushois will learn to privilege skills instead of personal knowledge!

Untimely power cuts in my city are the cause of many social problems for the population, with power cuts occurring all the time.

It is often said that water is life, but the difficulties of access to drinking water encountered by the inhabitants of the city of Lubumbashi leaves me perplexed. We call on the Congolese state to realise the seriousness of the situation and to invest massively in this sector before the situation gets out of hand.

I am telling you about a situation of the witch girl in my city of Lubumbashi. Dear parents, dear pastors, dear prophets: children are not witches. Our problems do not come from children. Our children just need to be educated, loved, and guided.

In Lubumbashi, a city in the DRC, getting around and arriving at one's destination on time has become a headache because the road traffic situation in the main thoroughfares of the city of Lubumbashi is very embarrassing.

The construction of petrol stations in green spaces in Lubumbashi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, is still raising an uncomfortable dust till today. According to the creator of the video, in the coming days, Lubumbashi might face a chain of fires that might cause the death of thousands of people, just as it happened in Kinshasa.

Health is priceless. Every year we witness something bad for our health, the unsanitary conditions in Kenya Commune (Lubumbashi, DRC). The authorities must help us to raise awareness and to distribute garbage bins and easily portable garbage bags to facilitate waste disposal.

In Lubumbashi, we've had successes in eliminating the city's problem with street children, also known as shégués.