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YOUNG REPORTER – Find more about Jean Paul Luketo’s big appeal concerning dignified learning conditions for children in his Province.
CHILD REPORTER – Disguised begging continues to grow. Numerous children are looking for a giving hand in Kiwanja, an important city at about 70 kilometres North of Goma. Not acting as adults would do, children proceed in their own way…
Two months after the school start in DRC, too many children are still not registered. Erick, 13, explained hisstory, his struggle and his hopes.
Too many vulnerable children in Ituri do not go to school. The Young Reporters immerse themselves into the movement for the schooling of these children.
Education in Ituri comes after gold mining. Few children go to school. Reporting and plea at Djugu to ensure tomorrow’s development by education.
This is our – the Child Reporters of Kinshasa – petition for all students in Kinshasa and the DRC to be able to attend a certified Healthy Schools.
Music is one of those things that everyone enjoys. This is why it is often used as a means to convey important messages to audiences. The Francofolies festival this year seized the opportunity to promote children’s enrolment in schools. Find out how!
What a fantastic initiative! Deo, Young Reporter in DRC’s Bandundu Province, delivered presentations in front of secondary school students so as to teach them about the rights of the child as they appear in the famous Convention. Found out how he and other Young Reporters went about organising it all!
How to encourage parents to enrol their children in schools? In North Kivu Province, a concert and a convoy of vehicles took place in light of the beginning of the new school year, a very precious time of year for DR Congo.
Merveille, a Young Reporter from Kinshasa, DRC’s capital, wrote this article just in time for this VERY important day for children: it’s the beginning of the new school term. DRC has a HUGE challenge ahead and it consists of enrolling 20 million children in primary schools !