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About Byobe
Byobe Malenga is a seasoned trilingual journalist with over 14 years of experience in the field of journalism and media. Based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, he currently serves as a correspondent for SBS Swahili in Bukavu. His expertise extends to grant development through journalism, and he is adept in researching, producing, and editing content across various media formats, including newscasting, documentaries, and digital platforms. Malenga's work has been featured on prominent global media outlets such as VOA News, BBC, TRT, and UN News, showcasing his proficiency in English, Swahili, French, and Lingala.

Malenga's reporting has been pivotal in covering critical issues such as political leadership, civil unrest, and judicial decisions within the region. He has been on the ground for major events, including the demonstrations in Beni that called for justice following the deaths of civilians and police officers, and has reported on constitutional court rulings that impact presidential terms. His commitment to impartiality, honesty, and trustworthiness is evident in his work, and he is known for his ability to convey ideas with clarity and intensity.

Beyond his reporting duties, Malenga has participated in numerous reporting missions and training initiatives, contributing to the development of journalism in his region. He is recognized for his ability to engage audiences with content that aims to train, educate, and entertain. His dedication to his craft is further demonstrated by his willingness to work under pressure and adapt to flexible timelines. Malenga remains open to new assignments, driven by his passion for journalism and his desire to make a meaningful impact through his reporting.
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Ce reportage concerne la fin du dépôt des candidatures à l'élection présidentielle du 20 décembre 2023 et les avis de la populations de la ville Kinshasa aux candidats président en RDC.

End of the Rumba Festival in Kinshasa

09 Oct 2023  |  Voice of America
Musicians from Central Africa gathered for three days in the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo for a rumba festival. The event, which started last Friday and ended on Monday, emphasized the sharing of experiences between young artists and their senior counterparts practicing this musical genre.

Clashes in Congo as opposition calls for ballot rerun

01 Oct 2023  |  PressNewsAgency
Main opposition candidates in DR Congo have denounced the recent election as fraudulent and demanded a rerun. Clashes erupted in Kinshasa as police used tear gas against protesters. The government banned the protest, citing electoral process integrity. President Etienne Tshisekedi leads with nearly 80% of the vote, while Moïse Katumbi and Martin Fayulu trail behind. The election faced logistical issues, and the opposition accused the electoral commission of fraud, which the commission denied. The country, lacking basic infrastructure, saw voting extended in some areas due to delays. The elections did not occur in parts of the east due to insecurity.

La République démocratique du Congo a organisé du 12 au 14 août un festival dédié à la préservation de l'environnement purement écologique, dans son parc national des Virunga, la deuxième plus grande forêt tropicale du monde après la forêt amazonienne.

In Kinshasa, the population of at least 12 million is struggling to get rid of its mountains of waste and plastic containers overflowing from the waterways. Due to this lackluster decor, the government is trying to sensitize the population to deal with.

Opposition demos in Bukavu and Goma DR Congo

21 Dec 2021  |  SBS Australia
Demonstrators in Beni, Democratic Republic of the Congo, have taken to the streets to demand justice for the deaths of civilians and two police officers. The protests also address the recent decision by the country's constitutional courts, which could allow President Joseph Kabila to stay in power beyond his term if the presidential elections scheduled for the end of the year are delayed. The report was prepared by SBS Swahili's correspondent from Bukavu, D R Congo.

This story was commissioned by UN News TV I lighted on the reality that internally displaced people are going through especially on access to toilets which is a headache for them in the Kasenga site in the city of Uvira in the province of South Kivu.

Journalists detained, harassed, beaten covering Congo protests

03 Aug 2017  |  Committee to Protect Journalists
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are urged to stop harassing and detaining journalists, allowing them to cover protests without interference. On July 31, security forces detained, harassed, or beat at least 18 journalists covering anti-government protests, deleting their photographs and recordings before release. The protests demanded President Joseph Kabila leave office by the end of the year. The Congolese government has recently imposed new regulations restricting foreign journalists' ability to report on socio-economic issues and politics.

Africa highlights: Tuesday 17 January 2017 as it happened

17 Jan 2017  |  BBC
The article provides a comprehensive overview of significant events across Africa on January 17, 2017. Key highlights include the funeral of Ashanti queen mother Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II in Ghana, a tragic airstrike by Nigeria's military that killed Red Cross volunteers, and the political crisis in Gambia with President Yahya Jammeh declaring a state of emergency. Additionally, Kenya bans Ugandan chicken imports due to bird flu fears, and Ghana's football team prepares for their Africa Cup of Nations match against Uganda. The article also touches on the potential for more African footballers to move to the Chinese Super League.

The genius of Papa Wemba’s music

19 May 2016  |  tuckmagazine.com
Papa Wemba, born Jules Shungu Wembadio Pene Kikumba, was a legendary Congolese singer, songwriter, and actor who significantly influenced Congolese and African music. He founded the Viva La Musica band and was instrumental in the development of Congolese rumba and Soukous. Throughout his nearly fifty-year career, he collaborated with numerous artists and released several successful albums. Papa Wemba's music and legacy continue to be celebrated worldwide following his death on April 24, 2016, in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire.
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