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ISAIHA MOMBILO MONGOMBE

JOE YVES SALANKANG SA NGOL

JOE YVES SALANKANG SA NGOL

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JOE YVES SALANKANG SA NGOL

JOE YVES SALANKANG SA NGOL

JOE YVES SALANKANG SA NGOL

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LEVEL 3 OF COVID-19 1 JULY 2020

FOOD PARCELS

 

The Congolese civil society of South Africa took the donation of 1/July/ 2020, with a lot of consideration because of its impact in families, where nothing was on the table for children and not knowing what next for them, the food comes at the right time, some families were on the edge of their hope, losing control.

There is no family we gave the food parcel without tears of joy and shock about the surprise unexpectedly, this is where we can still say there is a serious problem, if there is no assistance family will be in big trouble. Please any intention of continuing in assisting will be a way out of family disaster on food. 


The 37 food parcels were the very important package in size for a long lasting support,  the R 15.000 expenses. 


We discover things are getting very bad for refugees by listening to their story as we visited their home in dropping food parcels, so many are jobless even those one their companies are open in level 3 of the lock down, so many are fired.


We hope that somewhere people with love will see a right place and circumstance to spend their donations, we really thank ones again the donor, Stuart, Gwynne and the Jewish communities in providing with none stop the food parcels.




 

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JOE YVES SALANKANG, our researcher with so much potentiel.

 

4TH AUGUST 2018: THE MISSING LINK EVENT OF HIROSHIMA, NAGASAKI AND SHINKOLOBWE, Hosted by Congolese civil society of South Africa  at the same place, South Africa national museum, IZIKO.

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THE CONGO’S NATURALS RESOURCES HIDDEN THE SILENT HOLOCAUST

1. HOLOCAUST OF RUBBER

The king of Belgium Leopold II, removed half population of Congolese by killing because the economic race of rubber on the first industrial revolution of the automobile which empower the European financial empire.

2. HOLOCAUST OF URANIUM , POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DISASTER

The disaster of Congolese people politically and economically started on the day the US decide to control the the entire world with Congo's natural resources, it cause the death until our day of politic and economy of Congo which is the main cause of the beginning of the killing of millions of people by the increase of minerals demand.

3. HOLOCAUST OF COPPER AND COLTAN

The demand of 4th industrial revolution  oblige Congo to experiment the new holocaust compare the the the Leopold II killing of Congolese.

4. HOLOCAUST OF COBALT ON THE WAY

the global warming demand on electrical car in our day, drove the predators of Congo's minerals to push the agenda of cobalt on creating war and tribal conflict in Congo so that the minerals will be easy to export with cheap value.

MINERALS ARE THE MAIN CAUSE OF MIGRATION AND REFUGEE OF AFRICANS AROUND THE WORLD.

Our main specialists researcher is  Yves JOE SALANGANG  for all Congolese civil society of South Africa events.

The congolese" silent holocaust and genocide 1885-2020

4th INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

D.R.Congo has the natural resources supplied industrial revolution since 1885 to our days, the Congolese civil society of South Africa structure four industrial revolution in connection with the minerals of D.R.Congo:


FOUR INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION


1) AUTOMOBILE REVOLUTION ( 1885-1908)

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JOHN BOYD DUNLOP, the inventor of the new tires using rubber, made the new economic challenge in Europe which created a huge demand of rubber from D.R.Congo.


The king of Belgium Leopold II, enter in the European economic race to have the highest production of rubber, give him the definition of human value lower than the natural resources, he took more than ten millions lives of the people of Congo for the increase of financial capital. So many Congolese children were hand in front of their parent to push parents more production of rubber, so many were killed and some the hands where cut.The king's justification was the boosting of Europe economy in replacement with Congolese lives.


Because of being a king, all the files against the holocaust the king made was vanished, whoever tried to sue the king where in big trouble for the justice system of that time, even up to now, that was "THE SILENT HOLOCAUST"


The production of rubber improve the revolution of automobile in one side but in the other side was the half population of Congo of that time were killed. 


EMPOWER THE ROYAL CHAIR

 

With a positive result of:  

•Industrial growth;

•Capital growth

•Employment;

•King = Heroes not Criminal

•Europe and America Progress

Belgium= 2nd economic SUPERPOWER in Europe and 3rd in the world


IN CONGO:  BLOOD OF ROYAL CHAIR 


Negatives impact in Congolese population:  

•Human rights abuse;

•Tortures, rapes, murders, amputations; hunger;

•Massacre of 10 millions of indigenous

•1st and biggest SILENT holocaust of our modern time

•No acknowledgment, No reparation!!!!


 2) MILITARY REVOLUTION  


The military revolution Targeted all natural resource of Congo related to build an atomic bomb which will established the the new throne of a new leader of the world by imposing the economy, politic and history of Congo to under full control of western world: 

Uranium the first mineral used to empower military control by building the atomic bomb dropped in Japan( Hiroshima and Nagasaki);which make the U.S to become the new leader of the entire world.


Consequences:

 Race for monopoly supply; POWER = ATOMIC BOMB 6 years  (1939- 1945) 

NEW LEADING POWER

A NATION ( USA)

-Killing of Lumumba

-Sacrifice of the entire generation. of Congolese youth until our days. It still Congo who gives the new engine of power but in the Congo side there an unimaginable disaster politically and economically up to now, because Congo is in possession what empower nations.


 3) ELECTRONIC REVOLUTION 


Congo is targeted for natural resources for the building of devices like laptop, cellphone, computer, all military latest equipment: Coltan, Tin, Magnesium… 

Race for monopoly supply; 

Power = Technology mastering  

23 years  (1996-2019) 


TRANS-NATIONAL 

TRONE


Consequences in Congo: on going killing of population for 23 years of massacre, the biggest silent genocide ever in humanity history, rebellions and political instability.

Young generation no hope of future in any time soon.

 

THE RIVER OF CONGOLESE  BLOOD   


The 4th industrial revolution prove that the world’s speed increase of movement , communication, control of economy and military weapon were made in the exchange of Congolese blood. 

GENOCIDE    


4) ELECTRIC REVOLUTION ? 

World Cobalt ‘s suppliers   


The global warming phenomena revolution all industries to turn to Congo for new innovation of electrical car which will be fully implemented around 2040.

As Congolese cobalt targeted , we are expecting a series of Congolese blood again as happen in previous demand of natural resources since the massacre of LEOPOLD II, 


consequences  ;

Race for supply monopoly 

Crossroads of current superpowers interests;

More violence & political instability;

Very smart 3rd World war


CONCLUSION

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THE FOOT PRINT OF 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN “CONGO”


-Driving a state and it’s constitution to benefit the 4th industrial revolution driver 

-Human intellectual ability being destroy by the industrial revolution atrocity( 60%)

-The primary need of a man is limited in food only

-National ,International law and human right are powerless before the obligation of the 4th industrial revolution.

-Congolese politic become the tools of trans-national system

-The 4th Industrial revolution power give birth to a new colonialism system

-Industrial revolution give birth to a type of human who forget all the natural order around our planet.   


Death of 10 millions of indigenous 

biggest and SILENT holocaust of our modern time

Death 12 millions of Congolese THE BIGGEST SILENT GENOCIDE 

Join us for the acknowledgement of the holocaust and genocide of Congo , campaign of solidarity.

NOVEMBER 2019

•No acknowledgment; •No reparation!!!  


FROM A SUPPLIER OF 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION TO THE MOST BIG COUNTRY OF EXTERNAL DEPT


The Congolese civil society of South Africa still figuring how a supplier of the great technology empowerment stayed from 1885 up to now as an industrial revolution maintenance in raw material stability which gives privileges to western country to offer dept as the evidence of poverty in Congo, to control the international  pricing of natural resources and create forever a system of deft and the payment will never end. 







 






 


  




 


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PROTECTING INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES IN A PLURALISTIC SOCIETY

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Congolese civil society of South Africa's presentation in a conference( Westin hotel, Cape town.

  

On behalf of the Congolese community leaving in South Africa and all foreign nationals, we (the Congolese civil society) would like to thank the organizers who hosted this workshop for the privilege of the speech to share with you our view on this topic.


First all, we address our salutations to all the representatives of organizations who are here, knowing that you are all stakeholders with whom we aim to work in order to build a world to be a better place by engaging minority communities as a model for effective policy reform where, any human being will feel accepted, protected and integrated regardless of his origin, believe or color. That is the dream for which many people fought in the past, present and including the resolution from this workshop that we expect the consistent implementation to the future; may our generation let it become a reality.


We have been requested to share with you how we, as Congolese civil Society react when there are Xenophobic attacks?

It’s not easy to understand how desperate Congolese were when the first wave of xenophobia arose, if we may recall you, why many Congolese are here in South Africa.  

The Republic democratic of Congo has become since many years a non- state where, on one side people are daily facing war and rebellions with all the atrocities that are related; on the other side the government is oppressing his own people, without being able to offer any perspective for the future.

Coming in South Africa, for many Congolese means running to brothers and sisters for whom we stood when they were in need. But also, the image displayed of South Africa is an image of freedom, an image of Ubuntu.


The first episode of xenophobia in South Africa


In 2008, the financial crisis reached its zenith globally and local tensions against migrants similarly reached a boiling point. So, by the first outbreak of xenophobic attack, many African migrants were killed and thousands others forced to displacement. It was a real shock and surprise for many of us. While all the governments were interacting with their citizens ensuring that they were safe, we totally felt orphans as our government didn’t neither express his concern for our safety nor raise the voice to condemn such attacks. But, we believed that all the declarations and condemnations that followed, were enough to bring a change.  Unfortunately,

 

That was not the case. As we all know, in many cities, foreign citizen still face xenophobia.

Our observation made us noticing that: however in the beginning, xenophobia was an uncontrolled phenomenon coming from the mass, now, it became a political instrument. Respectable leaders, who were supposed to work against, are the one provoking and exciting the mass to attack foreigners.  

Our researches have revealed that xenophobia is not a spontaneous crime. But, the result of a logical process that mix two factors: an aggressive rhetoric and the ignorance reality.


1. The aggressive rhetoric:

Xenophobia always starts by simple words, simple statements that everybody ear without paying enough attention. We call it “the aggressive rhetoric”. That’s the back- bone of the crime. And it is based on three key elements:


· The falsification of the reality: Xenophobia starts when leaders starts making wrong statements such as: “our country has become the only one that welcome all the misery of Africa”, or “our country doesn’t have boarders anymore, foreigners come in as they want”, or “we are surrounded by uncontrolled and undocumented migrants”. At this stage, only few people are aware of what this rhetoric can lead to. Those statements are in other form an official order to attack.Then, comes the second elements:


The victimisation:  at this stage, we start hearing wrong statements such as: “Foreigners are dealing with drug”, or “undocumented foreigners are bringing crime in this country”, or “foreigners are taking our jobs”. Such rhetoric simply means this: “We should be living a better life if there were no foreigners here”, “foreigners are the reason of our problems”, “we are suffering because of foreigners”. At this stage, only few people can guess where these unfounded statements can  lead to. But, in fact, being undocumented is not a crime, it is a delict ( violation of law). And, our researches as proved that many of undocumented people are really willing to be regularized. But, are doors opened to them? Or, we are waiting for them to first climb on the fourth floor of a building and save a child like in France? The third element is:


· The differentiation: “Them” on one side and “Us” on the other side. At this stage, people start to categorize individuals simply based on their origins. So, there is no more common link between both groups. People are not seen as human who are the same, for the citizens, they claim, they deserve to be here which is right and foreigners are a disease of their miseries. 


2. The ignorance:


The aggressive rhetoric can only work if it meets with the ignorance of the reality. Whenever these two elements come together, it always ends up to xenophobia.

The ignorance is the safety box of South Africa government to use to blind South Africans to attack foreign nationals which means if the truth was said to the citizens about the lack of information concerning:

- The supports from the Africans countries during the apartheid ( quote the speech of 4 October 1973, by Mobutu speech in the UN, Africa is not free when South Africa is not free).

-  The involvement of Congolese minerals to boost South Africa economy.

- The contribution of the foreign nationals to South Africa economy (taxes, business….)

  

The impact of xenophobia may have different aspect than burning alive human being.( Durban 2015, Congolese burnt)

Our continent is under attack, a very bad disease: “No value of human being life.”

Now, as Congolese Civil Society of South Africa, how did we react when these attacks happened?

Ladies and gentlemen,

Since 2015, we have launched an informative program named “SHINKO”, aiming to make the public knowing the root of Congo problems. That will change their perspective of Congolese. That event happens annually on august. And during the last one, we presented the reality of the silent and hidden Congolese holocaust. Many of those who attend that event testified that they have never understood the Congolese tragedy in that way.


The involvement of South Africans in the hidden holocaust happening in D.R. Congo is also hidden, the entire world keep quiet, including South Africa. But, the saddest part is: South Africa supported Kabila regime despite the fact that it’s oppressing Congolese who are forced by fact to leave their country.

But, South Africa is also deeply involved in the looting of Congo’s minerals; which makes congo becoming one of the poorest countries in the world; one of the reason why, besides the war, Congolese are here as refugees and migrants.


Once here, Congolese have to struggle again even to obtain documentation or to register their children at school. This is a massive destruction of many generations. This become like a net   

where, moving from a place to another one doesn’t solve the problem.

This figure can briefly sumeriese it. ( EXPLAIN THE POWER POINT)

Indeed, If we don’t make our fellow  south African brothers and sisters understand what makes us coming here, they may consider us as people who come to invade them than brothers and sisters who came to look for support from members of a family that they supported when they were in need also.

Currently, we target a new category of public that has to be involved in the change of perspective: the youth. If we make our youth understanding that the spirit of Ubuntu and cohabitation must prevail on our differences, we can’t expect any durable change.

That’s why; the Congolese civil society of South Africa has initiated a new informative program for youth. The first edition will take place on the 22nd September, at Good Hope, we will like to take this opportunity to invite you to take part of the event.

Our objective is to make youth part of analyses, discussions and solution of problems that affect Africa.

For our first edition, youth of South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroun, Angola, Zimbabwe and D.R.Congo will analyse the state of freedom of Africa as well as the unity of our continent and our roots.


It’s our collective mission and responsibility to make our youth knowing the main reason behind the running of foreign nationals to South Africa through the history and reality of African countries and his people. That will help them to discover our common roots and links that are more important than our differences.

We want our youth to know that a foreigner is not an enemy, but just a brother. We want them to stop hating each other. We want them to be actors of unity. But, how can they stop xenophobia if they don’t know each other?


Xenophobia is like throwing a stone in the air, it always comes back in the direction of the one who threw it. Xenophobia destroys not only on one side, but even those who attack destroy their own side also. If we can’t see that, it’s because we are blind enough to see the most important things. If we can’t see that, it’s probably because we’ve never watch this. 


We started our speech by explaining that xenophobia happens when two elements meet: the aggressive rhetoric and the ignorance of realities. We then decided since 2015 to inform the public and make them understanding the realities and history of Africans countries. That’s our way to break the second element of the tandem and prevent xenophobia and discriminations to occur.

As we start this year with six countries, our next step is to organize events that will involve the youth of all the African countries that are hosted in South Africa. But, our final goal is to gather youth of all Africa yearly and build an African youth congress ( AYC). 


By Isaiah Mombilo


SHINKOLOBWE EVENTS

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Susan Williams

Susan Williams

Susan Williams

 

Leopold’s harsh rule has been well examined, including the use of the infamous chicotte “which at the time was made from hippopotamus hide with razor-sharp edges,” to punish the Congolese. How many Congolese died during Leopold’s rule is anyone’s guess. Williams cites the number at 10 million “as result of the routine brutality and execu

 

Leopold’s harsh rule has been well examined, including the use of the infamous chicotte “which at the time was made from hippopotamus hide with razor-sharp edges,” to punish the Congolese. How many Congolese died during Leopold’s rule is anyone’s guess. Williams cites the number at 10 million “as result of the routine brutality and executions,” but other authors cite different numbers, also in the millions; hence the genocide during the Congo Free State should be more well-known than it is today. (For more information about Leopold’s rule and Congo, see Adam Hochschild’s King Leopold’s Ghost.)

During World War II, the Allies’ need for Africa’s raw resources, such as uranium, rubber, cotton among others, dramatically increased. Williams explains how “between 1938 and 1944, the Union Minière workforce almost doubled from 25,000 to 49,000; so did the number of fatal accidents at Union Minière plants.” Even more, Congolese soldiers were also conscripted into the Force Publique, the Belgian Colonial Army, which fought in Ethiopia (then Abyssinia), Nigeria, Egypt and Palestine. The 11th battalion of the Force Publique included 3,000 Congolese soldiers and 2,000 bearers who fought valiantly in Ethiopia. Unsurprisingly, Congolese soldiers were badly treated by white officers, and they were told that, if they fled, their families would be punished. This mirrored the situation of the Congolese in the civilian world under Belgian rule, as they were treated as second class citizens, underpaid and segregated from white-neighborhoods in Leopoldville or Elisabethville (now Lubumbashi).

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As a final point, it is important to highlight that the radioactivity of uranium does not care about skin color. Several OSS personnel would become sick and die at early ages, partially weakened by diseases like malaria, but their continuous exposure to uranium certainly did not help their health. The same can be said about the Congolese workers who worked at the Shinkolobwe mine without protective equipment. Williams correctly concludes that the Congolese “were simply used as workers, as if they had no rights as equal human beings. This was a process for which the US, the UK and Belgium bear a heavy responsibility.”

Analysis: Who Benefits from Congo’s riches?

In her conclusions, Dr. Williams discusses how, when Congo achieved independence, it attempted to remain neutral in the emerging Cold War, “but it was unavoidable: the Congo’s resources, including its uranium, put the newly independent nation at the very heart of Cold War concerns.”

This seems to be part of a pattern when it comes to the Congo; over the centuries, different outside actors have arrived to plunder and steal (for there is no other term to describe this process) its natural resources: during World War II, it was the U.S. to defeat the Nazi empire; today they are transnational companies, rebel movements, not to mention certain governments. 

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Susan Williams

Susan Williams

Susan Williams

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Whether it is diamonds, uranium, copper, cobalt or coffee, it seems that the entire world benefits from the Congo, except for the Congolese themselves.

A lot has changed in the past 70 plus years since the end of the War: the DRC is now an independent nation, but Congolese villagers continue to work for transnational companies in atrocio

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Whether it is diamonds, uranium, copper, cobalt or coffee, it seems that the entire world benefits from the Congo, except for the Congolese themselves.

A lot has changed in the past 70 plus years since the end of the War: the DRC is now an independent nation, but Congolese villagers continue to work for transnational companies in atrocious circumstances, with said companies giving little back to local communities in exchange for what they extract.

In early June 2018, the DRC signed into law a revised version of the 2002 mining code, which will hopefully mean more tax revenue for the government from transnational companies that operate in the country. “The DRC does not have a strong history of obtaining taxes from the general population, so taxes from these companies are vital for our development,” explains one of the authors of this commentary. Unsurprisingly, this move has prompted criticism by mining companies like Glencore and Randgold, which argue that “the tax hikes and the removal of exemptions for pre-existing operations are a breach of their agreements with the government,” explains Reuters.

As for Congolese-Belgian relations, the legacy of the Congo Free State and the Belgian Congo remains in the minds of the Congolese who have learned their nation’s history, not to mention the role that the Belgian government played in the assassination of the Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba (a renowned supporter of Pan-Africanism) via Katangan separatists in 1961. Brussels has recognized its role in Lumumba’s death: it apologized in 2002 and this past June it inaugurated the Patrice Lumumba square at the entrance to the Belgian capital’s largely Congolese Matonge area. In spite of the symbolic importance of this initiative, bilateral relations have continued to deteriorate and it will be important to monitor these to see if they improve in the future after the DRC’s upcoming elections, scheduled for December 2018.

Without a doubt, Spies in the Congo is a great book that tells a vital, though obscure story about World War II, namely the role the Congo had in helping the Allies win, and the U.S. development of its nuclear program in particular. Today Congo continues to supply the world with critically important resources, and sadly the vast majority of the Congolese people have yet to profit from them.

The views expressed in this article are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily reflect those of any institutions with which the authors are associated.

By Susan Williams

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Susan Williams

Susan Williams

Susan Williams

 

As the OSS members set up and monitored this massive operation, we learn more about them, as well as other individuals and entities that were involved in the uranium game: the sometimes unhelpful US consuls in the Congo, the British intelligence officers; Belgian officials, like the governor general of the Congo, the Belgian state police

 

As the OSS members set up and monitored this massive operation, we learn more about them, as well as other individuals and entities that were involved in the uranium game: the sometimes unhelpful US consuls in the Congo, the British intelligence officers; Belgian officials, like the governor general of the Congo, the Belgian state police and intelligence agency Sûreté de l’État, which operated in the Congo; Belgian companies like Union Minière du Haut Katanga (which operated the Shinkolobwe mine) and Société Générale (which controlled the UMHK) not to mention the several often-unreliable individuals that the OSS had to work with. Everyone had his own interests and objectives.

Williams does an excellent job at explaining how Washington and the OSS in the Belgian Congo, successfully managed to keep its operations regarding the Shinkolobwe mine a secret, not to mention the overall objective of the Manhattan Project. The OSS team in the Belgian Congo, led by the book’s protagonist, Wilbur Owings “Dock” Hogue (Codename Teton), managed to successfully maintain a cover to combat the illegal diamond trade, rather than uranium. There was a constant fear that the Nazis would somehow figure out the US operations in the Belgian Congo and attempt to smuggle uranium via Nazi-friendly smugglers and Belgian officials. The Allies were also unclear about how developed Nazi Germany’s nuclear program was. In the end, to the Allies’ surprise, said program was not very developed at all.

Congolese uranium will be eventually used for the U.S. nuclear bombs (“Little Boy” and “Fat Man”) that were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

Unknown Heroes

Thanks to declassified documents and other research, we know more about OSS operations in the Belgian Congo, as well as the divided interests of the Belgian government and business community both in Brussels and Léopoldville (now Kinshasa, the capital of the DRC). Some were determined to fight the Nazis, while others were sympathetic. There was also a faction that behaved pragmatically supporting whichever side was winning the war.

But what about the Congolese themselves ? While Spies in the Congo focuses on the OSS and World War II, Williams does a great job telling us about the people who actually worked at the Shinkolobwe mine and helped win the war.

‘Spies in the Congo’ by Susan Williams. 432 pp. PublicAffairs

Williams is blunt about the treatment of the Congolese by the Belgians. Both before and during the war, they were exploited, and the eventual victory of the Allies did nothing to improve their conditions until the Belgian Congo’s eventual independence in 1960. She discusses the role of King Leopold II of Belgium, which transformed the territory into the Congo Free State in the 19th century.

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Garret Ernst Eriksen historian from Soth Africa.How scientifically the bomb was made.

 

I quote Albert Einstein said: the world is a dangerous place to live ;not because of the people who are evil ,but because of the people who don’t do anything about it. 

1. So it is’’ a must’’ for us to think now about ourselves, the past, present and future, we cannot stand by watching and let Congo to be infected with the virus of massive killings and so the charity begins at home.

The nineteen century ,the Congo contributed more for the new technology of that period which was the invention of car tires, named ‘’rubber’’, 

During that period the Belgian king Leopold II for his own honor and benefit ,used the Congolese as a bulls in the production of rubber for trade his genocidal exploitation of Congolese territory .particularly the rubber trade ,caused many deaths and much suffering,murder,mutilation were common. 

Ten million Congolese died during the years that Leopold II and the Belgian government controlled the country. It’s likely that more people died in Belgian holocaust than died in Hitler's. but no one was ever brought to book and crime is largely unknown. Failure to meet the rubber collection quotas was punishable by death.one junior officer described a raid to punish a village that had protested.

The officer in command ordered us to cut off the heads of the men and hang them on the village palisades.. and to hang the women and the children on palisade in the form of a cross. After seeing a Congolese person killed for the first time ,a Danish missionary wrote:

The soldier said : don’t take this to heart so much, they kill us if we don’t bring the rubber.

The baskets of severed hands ,set down at the feet of the European post commanders, became the symbol of the ‘’Congo free state’’ the Congo was a play ground for sadists.

The 1996,new era of holocaust managed by Rwanda-Burundi –Uganda and international community combined with multi organizations to protect or to cover ‘’the massacre in Congo’’ given by the brand name ‘’ethnic war or ethnic conflicts’’ that is not truth. The Congolese holocaust was planned , the human right or the peace force does not show any interest in the deaths, violations, rapes ,crimes that took place over the country, more than 8 million Congolese died and still die because of the Congo resources ,we(Congolese) have to pay ,remember every times you have  cellphones or computers you keep the Congolese innocents bloods in your hands, always technology sucks the Congolese e bloods

The coming era of holocaust in Congo is the cars batteries, as we explain other carnage have been taking place before this one we need to stand up to defend ourselves, the country needs a strong leadership who can invest for the Congolese future.it’s our responsibility don’t let nobody turn you around.  

SHINKOLOBWE EVENTS

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

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In 2015, the Congolese civil society of South Africa in collaboration with Scalabrini center and University of Cape Town, commemorate the 70 years  at U.C.T of the Atomic bomb dropped in Japan ( SECOND WORLD WAR TOW), the first event of the missing link of the history between Japan, U.S.A and the lost and forgotten Congolese city calls SHINKOLOBWE the source of the Uranium used to build the Atomic bomb.

The consul of Japan was the special guess. 

Our MC of the event Nicole Mampuya, panelist Doctor Eric Tankama, Professor Michel from U.C.T uranium specialist, and representative of student from U.C.T.

A team of scalabrini, poem made by Rodriguez Baguma, and Papa Fidele Kalombo represented Congolese civil society of South Africa.                   


Isaiah Mombilo the founder of the event and supported by Neil..


 

Susan Williams, the author of the book: THE SPIES IN THE CONGO"

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

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The Unknown Congolese Heroes – Book Review: ‘Spies in the Congo: America’s Atomic Mission in World War II’

Spies in the Congo by Dr. Susan Williams discusses U.S. intelligence operations in the Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of Congo: DRC), to secure uranium during World War II while also preventing Nazi Germany from obtaining said mineral for its own nuclear weapons program. This is a very well-written book that effectively narrates the activities that members of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS, the predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency) carried out in the Belgian Congo. Without a doubt, Williams’ book combines both a deep discussion about World War II geopolitics while also bringing these individuals, too many of whom died at a young age, to life.

Moreover, Spies in the Congo discusses the other unknown heroes of this massive operation, the people of the Congo itself, who suffered then and continue to suffer, because of the richness of their country.

An Ideal Movie Plot

What transpired in the Belgian Congo during World War II is a plot worthy of a movie or a Netflix miniseries. On 2 August 1939, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, explaining that uranium reserves in the U.S. were very poor and in moderate quantities. He added that some good ore may be found in Canada and the former Czechoslovakia, while the most important source of uranium is in the Belgian Congo. 

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

First Event of The missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe( DR.Congo) at U.C.T. 6th Aug

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

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As war in Europe was looming – Nazi Germany invaded Czechoslovakia in March of that year and invaded Poland only a month later following Einstein’s letter in September. As a consequence, it was important for the U.S. to push forward with its own nuclear program which required rich ore.

The book discusses in great detail the activities of OSS members in the Belgian Congo as they attempted to procure all uranium out of the Shinkolobwe mine in Katanga, and how it was transported from there to the coast: first to Lobito in Angola, a Portuguese colony at the time, and later through Matadi in the Congo and from there to the U.S. .With a subtitle : Peace and security surrounding uranium. in collaboration with scalabrini and we invited Susan Williams from London, the author of the ground-breaking  book " The spies in the Congo", which explores the race to keep the uranium ore out of the hands of the Nazis.


The event was panel with the uranium specialist, historians and the former resident of the lost city of Shinkolobwe which was destroyed to make and change the course of  history by its uranium being used to make the atomic bomb of the Manhattan project.

Shinkolobwe of 1940s, city of uranium where something from dust changed the city of Hiroshinko in a massive mountain of dust, to day is no longer a city. 

Panelist: Leonard, Christian Sita, Neil for Scalabrini, Papa Fidel for Congolese civil society of South Africa, Susan Williams,,poem Rodriguez Baguma and event coordinator Isaiah Mombilo.


Venue: IZIKO, South Africa national museum Cape Town.

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

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.With a subtitle : Peace and security surrounding uranium. in collaboration with scalabrini and we invited Susan Williams from London, the author of the ground-breaking  book " The spies in the Congo", which explores the race to keep the uranium ore out of the hands of the Nazis.


The event was panel with the uranium specialist, historians and the former resident of the lost city of Shinkolobwe which was destroyed to make and change the course of  history by its uranium being used to make the atomic bomb of the Manhattan project.

Shinkolobwe of 1940s, city of uranium where something from dust changed the city of Hiroshinko in a massive mountain of dust, to day is no longer a city. 

Panelist: Leonard, Christian Sita, Neil for Scalabrini, Papa Fidel for Congolese civil society of South Africa, Susan Williams,,poem Rodriguez Baguma and event coordinator Isaiah Mombilo.


Venue: IZIKO, South Africa national museum Cape Town

South Africa national museum, Iziko, Cape town

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

Joe Yves Salangang our researcher showing how important is to link a known history and the unknown.

At the South Africa national museum, Iziko , Cape Town

After event The Congolese civil society of South Africa bring together people from different countries for networking.  


Discussing about a country that is not well known while it has played considerable roles in the progress of all our industrial revolutions and huge impacts in the world‘s ecology. 

For many people Congo, it’s just that country in turmoil where women are been raped massively by rebels, children are starving and living desperately, violence is been spread in important mining regions and the state is falling to provide minimal services to its population, this is true. But for all world population interest, not a lot know that Congo is the engine that from the two passed centuries allows our humanity to make industrial Revolutions that characterize our era.  

Joe Yves Salangang our researcher showing how important is to link a known history and the unknown.

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe, 6th August 2016 at South Africa national museum

Joe Yves Salangang our researcher showing how important is to link a known history and the unknown.

Joe Yves our researcher on how important to link the well know history and the forgotten history

They spoke about the disaster of Hiroshima, no one revealed the misery happen in Shinkolobwe where the dust started. .

Our objective for the missing link event is:

  

•To promote peace and no conflict zone surrounding nuclear.

•To make the world aware of current pertinent issues affecting Congolese and how it is indirectly impacting their daily lives

•To promote a none criminal collaboration amongst all corporate behind all minerals deal in Congo and remove the roots of anti-human right.

•To promote as well reparation and compensation over the massive killing from the automobile industries’ demand of minerals and the new technology killing approach.



Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

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-THE ENTIRE WORLD NOW KNOWS THAT HIROSHIMA BOMB, WHICH WAS CALLED ‘THE LITTLE BOY’, WAS MADE FROM D.R.CONGO.

-THE RADIATION OF SHINKOLOBWE URANIUM IN CONGOLESE PEOPLE IS KNOWN AS A HUMANITY DANGER.

-CCS-SA LINKED THE THREE CITIES OF THE WORLD’S DISASTER: SHINKOLOBWE, HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI

  

-TO REVEAL AND PROMOTE ALL THE UNSPOKEN HISTORIES OF OUR BEAUTIFUL AFRICA.

-TO MAKE AFRICA’S VOICE HEARD AND WRITE ABOUT IT OWN HISTORY.

- TO PROMOTE THE VALUE OF EACH AFRICANS AND AFRICA.

- TO STAND FOR THE RIGHT OF EACH AFRICANS EVERYWHERE THEY ARE.


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The missing link event of 3rd August 2019. Subtitle: MILITARY WEAPONS AND HOLOCAUST WITH THE SIMILAR

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

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The venue of the event was at IZIKO, South Africa national museum   

The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa would like to extend an invitation to you our special guest to attend our annual event, ‘Minerals, Military Weapons and Holocaust’ with the similarity in Marikana, held on the 3rd of August, 2019

Time: 13:00- 16:30 

Venue:  Iziko South African national Museum. 

Since 2015, the Congolese Civil Society of South Africa (CCS-SA) has hosted many events which clarified the main reason of armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the link between natural resources and the world's technology progress, and the evaluation of the Congolese silent holocaust since 1885 up to the present and preventing the future one in connection with Cobalt and other minerals. 

Since the nuclear weapon of Hiroshima and Nagasaki made from Congo, the military control are link with the special metal of Congo for the latest military equipment of economic control around the world.

FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM EVENT

Missing link of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Shinkolobwe 6th August 2017 at South Africa national museum

FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM EVENT

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In 2018 the Congolese civil society of South Africa created an event calls "FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM" which was hosted in the castle of good-hope in Cape Town, with an objective to bring together all young Africans from different countries to to exchange slavery history .


We believe that, in South Africa there is a serious need of SOCIAL COHESION, and the only key of success is the knowledge of the history exchange that is the power to a nigerian to understand  Mozambican or South African to to understand the reason why Congolese people are here in South Africa..


From slavery to freedom 2020 event  

 subtitle: The last pacts of colonizers in Africa

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For the past 1 century and so many years, the question of the fruits of African full independence, the involvement of western world and the remnants of slavery which is as modern one in our day, and the effect these have on its current development trajectory have been a burning in the minds of academics and citizens alike.

Through this dialogue we aim to trace the timeline of African civilizations from slavery, to independence, and the pacts that colonizers made African governments to signer after politic independence which has a huge impact in Africans improvement around the world by sealing the economic independence, to answer what these have meant and how they have affected its people up to now.

The aim to create an efficient social cohesion among young African from different country to fight together the root of Afro-phobia, conscientize youth on African history and empower them to forge forward with relevant solutions.


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Fahrie , an activist South African .Mineral network in Congo

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A group of under age from D.R.Congo who provides minerals for all industrial generation to contain control over financial capital without recognition of the Congolese children education in specialized on latest technology.  

For the past centuries or so many years the question of the silent holocaust happened in DR.CONGO because of it natural resources make the Congolese civil society of South Africa to rise the information around the world which never been told since:

-1885: half population was killed because of rubbers. -1945: world war II, the Atomic bomb made from Rd. Congo and dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ( nuclear negative impact in Shinkolobwe mine) . -1960-2019: the curse of coltan and cobalt on Congolese people, politic and economy. -2019 to the future: prevention of a new area of holocaust because the cobalt demand on electrical cars industry. - and the effect these have on its current development trajectory have been a burning in the minds of academics and citizens alike. 

The event were  hosted at national museum of South Africa on 3rd August 2019

Through this event, we aim to trace the timeline of Congolese holocaust and nuclear disaster, to answer what these have meant and how they have affected its people. The aim to conscientize and inform the entire world on the missing link of the history, technology damage in Congolese life and to forge forward with relevant solutions.  

The program is meant to go beyond conversations on highlighting on the dark history of Congolese’s holocaust, the unfair exploitation of natural resources, human rights atrocities and the massive killing of people since 1885.

To also prove that this cruel need of Congolese minerals in military, technology and automobile industry process is still ongoing in a different way and as a society we have to educate people by giving information for the entire world to be away and to find a way of solution. This is in order to assure that in reinventing and rebuilding Congo, we do not act in isolation or in revolt but in accordance with the same values and goals, with patriotism for African Renaissance.

AFRICA YOUTH CONGRESS SECTION OF YOUNG PEOPLE.

The Congolese civil society of South Africa, researched about youth, realized that our root as Africans, naturally link all of us from the same ancestors, that why we find out how important to bring young people together from different countries of Africa for them to materialized the AGENDA 2063 for a better Africa,this is the reason why the Chairperson of Congolese civil society of South Africa Isaiah Mombilo created the organisation calls A.Y.C stand for AFRICAN YOUTH CONGRESS, which is also registered. The A.Y.C program is meant to go beyond conversations on highlighting on the dark history of African slavery, the exploitation of natural resources and human rights atrocities of each nation which sparked the dawn of their colonization but to also prove that this colonization process is still ongoing in a different way and as a society we have to use history to learn and improve from different prospective. This is in order to assure that in reinventing and rebuilding Africa.

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THOLA FWAMBA  Chairperson of AFRICAN YOUTH CONGRESS.

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What we do ?

We find

We build trust

We build trust

We find thousands of Congolese and foreigners national in general with an aim to guide and help them live better in South Africa and promote social cohesion with the new cure of history exchange from African's common root.

We look after all African when they are voiceless and desperate on any assistance. 

We build trust

We build trust

We build trust

We believe that a harmonious cohabitation is possible when we all know about each other. Divided we fall, together we stand.

We unite

We build trust

We unite

Our events are designed in a manner to inform Africans and the world about hidden facts of every humanity’s stories.

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