Economic viability, a major challenge for journalism in Africa
The viability and independence of media outlets were highlighted as significant challenges for contemporary journalism at the International Media Forum in Africa.
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The viability and independence of media outlets were highlighted as significant challenges for contemporary journalism at the International Media Forum in Africa.
Students at Mukedi's Institut Maman Tulula elect government, vow to work with school authorities.
The governor of Maniema province in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been given 48 hours to respond to queries from provincial assembly members.
A two-day media forum has begun in Kinshasa, aiming to produce a charter that will guide the development of the media industry in Africa.
Kinshasa's provincial government reaffirms its commitment to strengthening cooperation with Spain on October 12, 2026.
The commune of Kimbanseke in Kinshasa, DRC, is undergoing road infrastructure inspections to improve circulation conditions.
DR Congo's film "Rumba Royale" has been selected to represent the country in the Best International Film category at the 99th Academy Awards in 2027.
Renowned DJ Master Virus marks two decades of career in Congolese music scene
DR Congo's Infrastructure Minister John Banza inspects and evaluates the Foreign Affairs Ministry building, identifying areas for renovation and modernization.
Kamerhe and Bahati, key members of the Union sacrée, have remained silent 72 hours after former President Joseph Kabila's speech criticizing the current administration.
Over 300 women attend a breast cancer awareness conference in Kinshasa, organized by the Centre d'encadrement des femmes (CEF) as part of Octobre Rose.
AFJDC organizes forum to raise awareness on ending child marriage