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LICHTFAKTOR LIVE feat. OptiX and Goma at the Lichterloh Fire & Light Festival 2009. It's our first public live performance, more to come... sound by The Green Man/Basswerk special thanks to Nadine Elfenbein Author: LICHTFAKTOR Tags: LICHTFAKTOR LIVE light lightwriting lightpainting performance Goma OptiX The Green Man Basswerk Lichterloh Festival Hachenburg Posted: 25 September 2009 Rating: 4.0 Votes: 1

mampan-tsiarotsiaro aminay ty ziky ty rihavanaAuthor: bigjah-28 Tags: salegy gasy hira nosy goma fandrama Posted: 31 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Les suites du sommet entre Kabila et Kagame. Kagame demande que le passé soit dépassé. Filip Reyntjens de l'Université d'Anvers ne croit pas à la bonne foi de l'une des parties. Colette Braeckman du soi semble optimiste. L'emploi de vrais noms de personnes existantes comme pseudonymes. Author: eNeKaBe Tags: Rwanda Congo Kigali Kinshasa Goma Kagame Kabila sommet Nkundahutus Tutsi Kivu guerre paix pardon Grands lacs groupes discussion internet pseudonymes Posted: 10 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Jeudi 6 aoüt 2009 : Rencontre au sommet entre Paul Kagame et Joseph Kabila pour la première fois au Congo depuis qu'ils sont chefs d'Etat.Author: eNeKaBe Tags: Sommet Rwanda RDCongo Kigali Kinshasa Goma Gisenyi Kabila Kagame Hutus Tutsis CEPGL FARDC FDLR FPR FRD Burundi Ouganda libre échange ressources naturelles pillage Posted: 07 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Teaser for the documentary film "Peace Commandos" Editor: Garrett Russell Producer: Skye Fitzgerald Director of Photography: John Nichols Produced For: SpinFilm {SpinFilm.org}

Bueno, la segunda parte es sobre el Glasgow City Centre. B sicamente hablo, en general, de d nde comprar, comer y qu hacer y visitar durante el d a y durante la noche. Me olvid de decir (que me acuerde ahora) que frente al GoMA hay una estatua de un hombre a caballo a la que le ponen un cono de tr fico en la cabeza y que es uno de los s mbolos de Glasgow.

NEW YORK, USA, 21 November 2008 Fighting in the North Kivu province of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has caused massive disruptions in schooling for hundreds of thousands of children. Throughout the province, thousands of schools are closed. Many schools are now occupied by displaced people. UNICEF estimates that 60 per cent of the newly displaced people are children. Since late August, over 250,000 people have fled conflict, bringing the total number of displaced in the province to over 1 million. In the last few days, rebel soldiers have pulled back their positions in North Kivu, but humanitarian access is still limited. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46489.html

UNICEF Communications Specialist Jaya Murthy has been on the ground throughout the latest round of violence and displacement in eastern DR Congo. Here, he reports on a day spent among the displaced. KIBATI CAMP, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 18 November 2008 In the last two weeks, well over 100,000 people have fled their homes due to fighting and insecurity in eastern DR Congo. Over 35,000 are on the move as I write. In the last two and a half months, around 250,000 people have fled their homes. Some 1.1 million people in North Kivu or 20 per cent of the provinces population are now in displacement. We spent a day last week in the Kibati settlement for displaced persons, 9 km north of Goma, the provincial capital. Over 60,000 people have settled here since fighting intensified. Thousands of them have fled multiple times. Fleeing from conflict has become 'normal' in their lives. NICEF and our partners are carrying out emergency measles and polio vaccinations for 13,000 children. Measles is a contagious disease that spreads very quickly when people are on the move. Hundreds of childrens lives are at risk if it is not immediately contained. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46428.html

NEW YORK, USA, 3 November, 2008 After several days of uncertainty, aid is slowly beginning to reach some displaced people in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's North Kivu province. Hundreds of thousands more still await assistance. Over the last two months, more than 250,000 people have been forced to flee fighting between the Congolese army and a rebel group nearly 100,000 of them in the last four days. A fragile cease-fire has allowed a handful of aid trucks to bring supplies to at least one camp, and humanitarian groups are performing rapid assessments in preparation for a massive aid response. At one site where 50,000 people sought refuge from the recent fighting, UNICEF and its partners were able to ship in water, a weeks worth of medical supplies and about 15,000 biscuits for children. According to UNICEF Communications Specialist Jaya Murthy in Goma, the distribution of food among the displaced nearly caused a riot. Many havent eaten for days. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46227.html

4 November 2008: In this video, UNICEF Director of Emergency Programmes Louis-Georges Arsenault analyses the ongoing challenges facing relief operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46227.html

NEW YORK, USA, 6 November 2008 Continued violence in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is seriously hampering humanitarian agencies from reaching more than 1 million displaced people in the region. In spite of a rebel ceasefire, fighting flared up again in North Kivu province over the last two days between government troops, their allied militias and the rebels. More than 250,000 people have been forced to flee fighting that began in late August more than 100,000 of them in the last six days. In spite of the fighting, UNICEF and other humanitarian groups are preparing a massive aid response to those displaced by conflict. Earlier this week, at one site where 50,000 people sought refuge from the recent fighting, UNICEF and its partners were able to ship in water, a week's worth of medical supplies and about 15,000 biscuits for children. According to UNICEF Communications Specialist Jaya Murthy in Goma, the distribution of food among the displaced nearly caused a riot. Many had not eaten for days To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46227.html

GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 30 October 2008 In eastern DR Congos North Kivu province, war rages on between government forces and rebels. Over the last six weeks alone, more than 250,000 people have been forced to flee fighting, bringing the total number of displaced people in the province to over 1 million. Were now starting to see internally displaced people who have been displaced for the second, third, fourth and even fifth time, said UNICEF Communications Specialist in Goma, Jaya Murthy. Nearly 20 per cent of the population of North Kivu is now displaced. However, the current violence has forced aid organizations to suspend their humanitarian activities temporarily throughout most of the province. Because of the insecurity, humanitarian access is virtually zero right now, said Mr. Murthy. We just cant get to the places where we need to get to assist these people who are truly desperate in need of assistance. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46188.html

GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 30 October 2008 In eastern DR Congos North Kivu province, war rages on between government forces and rebels. Over the last six weeks alone, more than 250,000 people have been forced to flee fighting, bringing the total number of displaced people in the province to over 1 million. Were now starting to see internally displaced people who have been displaced for the second, third, fourth and even fifth time, said UNICEF Communications Specialist in Goma, Jaya Murthy. Nearly 20 per cent of the population of North Kivu is now displaced. However, the current violence has forced aid organizations to suspend their humanitarian activities temporarily throughout most of the province. Because of the insecurity, humanitarian access is virtually zero right now, said Mr. Murthy. We just cant get to the places where we need to get to assist these people who are truly desperate in need of assistance. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/drcongo_46188.html

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