February 2026
1 Education: Primary School Here are some photos of our children in primary school, so happy to study and learn, be it in class or in the library. 2 Women Empowerment In most schools in Congo, men are the ones … Continue reading →
1 Education: Primary School Here are some photos of our children in primary school, so happy to study and learn, be it in class or in the library. 2 Women Empowerment In most schools in Congo, men are the ones … Continue reading →
Our Christmas celebrations in Kinshasa this year were tainted with various difficulties and grief, as Florence lost her older brother, Aristote lost an uncle and an aunt (who was helping his ministry) in the space of 3 days during Christmas … Continue reading →
Despite the so-called peace treaties signed between Rwanda and the DRCongo, the rebel militias continue to take over cities in the East of the country and to terrorize the population. Thankfully, our project, located around Kinshasa and now run by … Continue reading →
1 Exams Results At the end of July, the final-year students took their state exam (equivalent to the Baccalaureate). They had worked hard to prepare, and they all passed and obtained their high school diploma. We are so proud … Continue reading →
1 Education July first was the examination date for the 6th graders in order to obtain their Primary School Education Certificate. Our school once again was used as an examination center for the other schools in the area. The … Continue reading →
1 Education Vocational Training Our vocational High School combines theory with practical training. Students are getting a well-rounded education. Here you see them learn how to build a wall and lay the foundations for a building. Their professor also took … Continue reading →
1 Education Let us join the children during recess as they play this game called Nzango, where they count points up to 2,000. Each player chooses which leg he’s going to kick, right or left, if both players choose the … Continue reading →
From Aristote : On Christmas Day, like every year, we organized a special day of celebration for the children who follow the STEPS program, the teenagers and the orphaned children. From early morning, I was with the children telling them about … Continue reading →
The whole world is in crisis, but we dare say that life in Congo has an incomparable set of challenges (not to mention the ongoing war in the East of the country for decades), be it economical or sanitary as … Continue reading →
1 Education The main and very special event this month was the invitation received by Jewels Internatlonal School of Kinshasa for about 20 of our students to visit their school. The founder of the school, Mrs. Munshi, sent a … Continue reading →