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The occasion for this debate is the publication of two new books: Elections and the Media in Post-Conflict Africa: Votes and voices for peace by Marie-Soleil Frère (University of Brussels) and Congo Masquerade: the political culture of aid inefficiency and reform failure by Theodore Trefon (Royal Museum of Central Africa). Both books will be introduced by the authors themselves, after which they will hold a debate with Koen Vidal (De Morgen), François Ryckmans (RTBF journalist), Hans Hoebeke (Egmont Institute) and others.

Congo Week culminates on Saturday, October 22nd with a benefit concert connecting youth in the United States with youth leaders inside the Congo. The Congolese youth will host their concert at the Alliance Franco-Congolais de Kisangani ( AFRANCO ), while the youth in the United States will host their concert at the University of Maryland[, College Park.

Dear Friend,

Join us in Harlem, New York this weekend at the Mayseles Cinema for the finale of the third annual Congo in Harlem Film and Performance Series.

This weekend's line up includes:

War Child Holland is an international NGO aiming at providing psychosocial relief to children in (former) war and/or conflict zones. War Child invests in the peaceful future of children affected by war. War Child's goal is the empowerment of children in war-affected areas, through psychosocial programmes in which creative and sports activities are used to reinforce the psychological and social development and the welfare of the children and to create public awareness of the problems of children in (former) war zones.

The CADES team would like to invite you to our first debate:

25 October 2011 | 7.30 pm | Auditorium STUK

Friends of the Congo is partnering with Sahara Reporters to launch Congo Week IV with a live webcast from Congo in Harlem at the Maysles Cinema in Harlem, New York on Sunday, October 16, 2011.

Dear Friends,

I greet you in the name of many Congolese youth who are seeking to ride the winds of change that blew from the African youth revolution in Soweto in 1976 to the streets of Cairo today, and making its way across the Atlantic to America, symbolized by the Occupy Wall Street movement.

To celebrate the recent publication of the book ‘Théâtre Contemporain Congolais’, a co-edition by Lansman Edition, Le Tarmac des Auteurs and Africalia, we invite you to participate in our third AFRICALIENNE.

Dear friend,

The 3rd Pan-Africanism congress will take place under the patronage of the Mayor of the City of Munich on the 28th and 29th October 2011 at the Goethe-Forum, Dachauer Str. 122, in Munich.

Based: Kinshasa, DRC

Contract type: Open-end contract

Salary: US$ 69,800 – 78,724 pa

Closing date: 28 September, 2011