3.3K views · 49 reactions |  DRC Congo: The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a vast Central African nation rich in minerals, rainforests, and wildlife. Known for the mighty Congo River and vibrant culture. Capital: Kinshasa. #documentary #documentaryfilm #storytelling #jayveescars #geography | Denis Karori | Facebook

174K views | Patrice #Lumumba, éphémère Premier ministre du jeune Congo indépendant (actuelle RDC), est aujourd'hui un mythe. Peinture, cinéma, littérature, musique : l'art sous toutes ses formes a contribué à la construction de ce mythe. Culture Prime | RFI / France 24 - Culture | Facebook

🇨🇬 The Republic of Congo is getting ready to celebrate its Independence Day! The 242 Independence Day Festival will take place at Brazzaville’s Stade Alphonse Massamba-Débat, a day of music, culture, and unity. @242independanceday ______________ FR | 🇨🇬 La République du Congo se prépare à célébrer sa fête de l’indépendance ! Le Festival 242 Independence Day se tiendra au Stade Alphonse Massamba-Débat de Brazzaville, une journée de musique, de culture et d’unité. | NWE

In the heart of the Congo Basin, a rare and quiet moment unfolded. A young male bonobo, living free in the rainforest, was seen gently holding a baby golden mongoose — not to harm it, but to cradle it in his hands. The extraordinary encounter took place near the LuiKotale field site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and was captured by photographer Christian Ziegler. Ziegler’s image was awarded a Highly Commended title in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. The photo shows t

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A very rare sight from Kabobo Wildlife Reserve in Democratic Republic of Congo. This footage shows the Foa’s red colobus—the first ever of this Endangered species. The species used to occur in a relatively large area in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nowadays, the Kabobo Wildlife Reserve may be the only location where they continue to exist. The Foa’s Red Colobus is a true forest species. It tends to live in large, noisy groups and does not flee from humans, making it easy to