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Focusing on the historical and political context, this work exposes the often-overlooked truths of Western domination in Africa, specifically in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It highlights the Congolese people's fierce determination to defend their sovereignty against external pressures, particularly in light of the Berlin Conference's implications. The author employs accessible language to reveal the long-standing media biases that obscure the ongoing socio-economic challenges faced by the Congo, advocating for a deeper understanding of its struggles and resilience.

Ce livre explore la responsabilité des Tshisekedistes dans la défense de l'intégrité territoriale et l'instauration d'un État de droit au Congo. L'auteur, Valentin Mubake Nombi Kamwanya, met en lumière l'héritage politique d'Étienne Tshisekedi et souligne l'importance de ses vertus pour la résurrection du pays.

Focusing on the concept of self-orientation, this book serves as a guide for individuals like parents, educators, and social workers seeking to foster personal freedom and creativity. It emphasizes the importance of nurturing innate gifts and developing intellectual capacities through personal education. By advocating for liberating attitudes, the text challenges conservative theories and encourages readers to embrace change and self-discovery. Ultimately, it promotes the idea that one's choices and experiences can significantly influence personal growth and innovation.

Focusing on self-sufficiency and empowerment, this biographical work critiques paternalism and social colonization that undermine African nations. It emphasizes the importance of embracing ancestral wisdom, specifically from the Lega social civilization, to achieve true economic and social independence. The author, Reverend Kizombo Kalumbula, draws from his heritage to highlight cultural virtues that predate modern governance theories, offering a profound exploration of African identity and resilience.

Exploring the concept of imprinting as defined by Konrad Lorenz, this book delves into the life of Reverend Kizombo Kalumbula, who embodies the values of the Lega ancestral social civilization. His journey reflects the creativity, solidarity, and generosity rooted in the traditions of his forefathers. Through his experiences, the narrative highlights the enduring influence of ancestral virtues, emphasizing themes of peaceful coexistence and cultural legacy that shape contemporary identity and community values.

The biography of Mzee Kalimu Lukundji Venant explores the cultural significance of the Lega ancestors and their enduring influence in modern times. It highlights the Lega people's sophisticated balance with nature and their unique political organization, which thrived without traditional leadership structures. The narrative delves into the mysteries of ancestral leadership and the criteria for notability within the Lega community. This work serves as a poignant reflection on the resilience of Lega culture and its adaptation to contemporary society, evoking a sense of nostalgia and wonder.