For the last two decades, the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC] has been a host to conflicts and unrest. Naturally, having negative experiences can have a negative impact on the psychological well-being of those who have been affected directly and indirectly by the
Every 2nd August we remember the lives we lost in Congo. We encourage every Congolese and friends of Congo across the world to share a candle of hope through social network using #Genocost #(your city).
Auteur, activist et entrepreneur, Momi Mbuze parle du conflit en RD Congo, de l’activisme et du role de la diaspora.
Le 2 Aout est la journée commémorative du Génocide Congolais. Elle marque le debut de la 2 eme guere du Congo en 1998. Partout à travers le monde, nous vous invitons a partagez la bougie de l’espoir sur vos profiles, en solidarité avec le peuple congolais #Genocost
Highlight of the commemoration of the Geno-Cost 2015 in London UK.
You are warmly welcome to join us for the Congolese Genocide Memorial Day. On Sunday 2nd August 2015 the Congolese community will gather for a beautiful evening of remembrance, reflection, and a moment of silence to pay respect to the people we have lost due to Congo’s long history of war and genocides. Sun 2nd of August 18.00- 20.00 at 43 Lancaster Gate, London, W2 3NA This event is open to all in the Congolese community but also supporters/friends of the Congo
A short documentary showing another side of the conflict torn Congolese city of Goma. It portrays the work and hopes of these unsung heroes who overcome multiple challenges and obstacles to bring change and hope to the Congolese people.
