Comments for Cedric Kalonji in Kinshasa, democratic republic of Congo http://www.congoblog.net/en Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:23:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Is he forgotten or still present in Congolese memory? by Indjassa Germain http://www.congoblog.net/en/is-he-forgotten-or-still-present-in-congolese-memory/#comment-548 Indjassa Germain Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:52:45 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/is-he-forgotten-or-still-present-in-congolese-memory/#comment-548 This poster of LD Kabila might not be displaced, since those who took his seat following his assassination are still very busy with building their own fortune.But whenever one passes by,still remember s his powerful words about the sense of responsibility Congolese should have if they wanted to control their destiny. Based on the present situation of the country, it's not sure that people will easily forget LD Kabila. This poster of LD Kabila might not be displaced, since those who took his seat following his assassination are still very busy with building their own fortune.But whenever one passes by,still remember s his powerful words about the sense of responsibility Congolese should have if they wanted to control their destiny. Based on the present situation of the country, it’s not sure that people will easily forget LD Kabila.

]]> Comment on Are the Congolese prepared to sell their country and go somewhere else? by amo http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-528 amo Thu, 12 Jun 2008 21:37:28 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-528 Well, I'm not very sure that every person you saw at the Chinese embassy wanted to go 'Chine'. It might be as well that they had come to to complain about one thing or another having happened over the weekend. you know that there are a few 'garcon en blue' right across the chinese embassay. Ask the guards near the embassay of the kinds of 'visa' requests they get and you rofl. Well, I’m not very sure that every person you saw at the Chinese embassy wanted to go ‘Chine’. It might be as well that they had come to to complain about one thing or another having happened over the weekend. you know that there are a few ‘garcon en blue’ right across the chinese embassay. Ask the guards near the embassay of the kinds of ‘visa’ requests they get and you rofl.

]]> Comment on Are the Congolese prepared to sell their country and go somewhere else? by Jacob Okello http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-422 Jacob Okello Fri, 30 May 2008 12:23:15 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-422 Hi Cedric. Thanks for being real with the existing situation in your country. The Democratic Republic of Congo is a great nation. Only that leaders don't see it. Several African countries wish the DRC could have been their home. I have visited Kinsasha via Kisangani and seen for myself the greatness and resourcefulness of your country. If you people would sell your country, divide the money and head out, then you'll have nowhere to go to. Why? Because every country would be scrambling for your country! All that agriculturally productive land, mineral rich land of great Africa? In fact Congolese leaders must start thinking hard before poor African nations invades this beautiful country to utilize its resources. Hi Cedric. Thanks for being real with the existing situation in your country. The Democratic Republic of Congo is a great nation. Only that leaders don’t see it. Several African countries wish the DRC could have been their home. I have visited Kinsasha via Kisangani and seen for myself the greatness and resourcefulness of your country. If you people would sell your country, divide the money and head out, then you’ll have nowhere to go to. Why? Because every country would be scrambling for your country! All that agriculturally productive land, mineral rich land of great Africa? In fact Congolese leaders must start thinking hard before poor African nations invades this beautiful country to utilize its resources.

]]> Comment on Citizen of the Congo or Zaire? by Maurain http://www.congoblog.net/en/citizen-of-the-congo-or-zaire/#comment-392 Maurain Sun, 25 May 2008 05:54:33 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/citizen-of-the-congo-or-zaire/#comment-392 I'm not into this name change thing, what Africans, in general and Congolese, in particular, need is a deep change, a bottom up kind of changes not what we see now which are simply superficial we can change names or leave them the way they are, but if our mediocre mentalities stay the same, if our corrupt institutions persist, my friends believe me we will never and I say NEVER experience any kind of changes in Africa. That's at least, what I think and any honest and well informed African would not disagree with that. I’m not into this name change thing, what Africans, in general and Congolese, in particular, need is a deep change, a bottom up kind of changes not what we see now which are simply superficial we can change names or leave them the way they are, but if our mediocre mentalities stay the same, if our corrupt institutions persist, my friends believe me we will never and I say NEVER experience any kind of changes in Africa. That’s at least, what I think and any honest and well informed African would not disagree with that.

]]> Comment on Interview with Baloji, a black sorcerer in a whites’ country by Maurain http://www.congoblog.net/en/interview-with-baloji-a-black-sorcerer-in-a-whites-country/#comment-391 Maurain Sun, 25 May 2008 05:10:47 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/interview-with-baloji-a-black-sorcerer-in-a-whites-country/#comment-391 Sorry Jannie, I don't know whether or not you've been asked, by this article's author, to translate his entry or you just did it to show off. Even if the author required what you, mistakenly, call translation, I think what you've done would be, precisely, call editing because the source was written in English, it was not in another language awaiting your English translation. If you've never been contacted for any "translation", I would say shame on you. Why would you even come out with such shameful idea, where were you when Cedric conceived his blog. If this is the case, I'd suggest you to, immediately, stop this disgusting attitude in belittling other. Sorry Jannie, I don’t know whether or not you’ve been asked, by this article’s author, to translate his entry or you just did it to show off. Even if the author required what you, mistakenly, call translation, I think what you’ve done would be, precisely, call editing because the source was written in English, it was not in another language awaiting your English translation. If you’ve never been contacted for any “translation”, I would say shame on you. Why would you even come out with such shameful idea, where were you when Cedric conceived his blog. If this is the case, I’d suggest you to, immediately, stop this disgusting attitude in belittling other.

]]> Comment on Are the Congolese prepared to sell their country and go somewhere else? by Maurain http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-390 Maurain Sun, 25 May 2008 04:04:07 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/are-the-congolese-prepared-to-sell-their-country-and-go-somewhere-else/#comment-390 Thumb up, Cedric I'm deeply proud of you and I mean it. You're a kind of people the Congo really needs for its development. fell free to contact me through my email. Thumb up, Cedric I’m deeply proud of you and I mean it. You’re a kind
of people the Congo really needs for its development. fell free to contact me through my email.

]]> Comment on Interview with Baloji, a black sorcerer in a whites’ country by Cristina Toledo http://www.congoblog.net/en/interview-with-baloji-a-black-sorcerer-in-a-whites-country/#comment-375 Cristina Toledo Tue, 20 May 2008 16:59:07 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/interview-with-baloji-a-black-sorcerer-in-a-whites-country/#comment-375 Hi, it's a very nice blog! Many things to learn about DRC... Baloji's music is amazing. Thanks for sharing. regards from Portugal. Hi, it’s a very nice blog! Many things to learn about DRC…
Baloji’s music is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
regards from Portugal.

]]> Comment on Fast-food made in Congo by jams http://www.congoblog.net/en/fast-food-made-in-congo/#comment-341 jams Thu, 08 May 2008 08:32:34 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/?p=10#comment-341 Too much hygiene brings it's own pains, I think your countrys way is good too. In some countries they eat everything that moves, no matter what way it moves, it's just colors of the world. Too much hygiene brings it’s own pains, I think your countrys way is good too. In some countries they eat everything that moves, no matter what way it moves, it’s just colors of the world.

]]> Comment on New cabs introduced in Kinshasa by Patrick Ideh http://www.congoblog.net/en/new-cabs-introduced-in-kinshasa/#comment-326 Patrick Ideh Sat, 26 Apr 2008 06:19:24 +0000 http://www.congoblog.net/en/?p=6#comment-326 We are quite delighted with your hard but frank news coming from the DR.Congo through you. This is a good piece of investigative journalism and we must commend you for it. We are bringing something new to Kinshasa to re address the poor state of buses in the town. Therefore watch out for a new transport oufit called BLACKGATE COOP and try and log on thier site under construction called blackgatecoop.com This outfit was made possible with the collaboration and assistance of the Kimbaguist church in Kamba. We are quite delighted with your hard but frank news coming from the DR.Congo through you. This is a good piece of investigative journalism and we must commend you for it.

We are bringing something new to Kinshasa to re address the poor state of buses in the town. Therefore watch out for a new transport oufit called BLACKGATE COOP and try and log on thier site under construction called blackgatecoop.com

This outfit was made possible with the collaboration and assistance of the Kimbaguist church in Kamba.

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