Although many of the Congolese were born in Sudan and are well integrated into Sudanese society, they express a strong desire and determination to return to their homeland. Older Congolese refugees, some of whom have spent four decades in exile in Sudan, say they want to live out the remainder of their lives in their own country.
Quotes about congolese (12 Quotes)
You will always find some Eskimos ready to instruct the Congolese on how to cope with heat waves.
Having a journalistic presence in a place like the Congo is about more than merely the daily story it's about Congolese officials knowing there is daily scrutiny of their actions. Now you have corrupt officials, and they feel no eyes on their backs.
This is the closest that the Congolese people have been to a credible election since independence in 1960.
The relatively high voter turn-out and the fact that the polling was conducted in a largely free, fair and peaceful manner attests to the determination of the Congolese people to participate in deciding their nation's future.
The threats haven't worked and the U. N. and the Congolese army have failed to get rid of all these armed groups.
a peaceful settlement to the Congolese crisis and guarantee the territorial and the sovereignty of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and of the other countries in the region.
We are going to work with the Congolese people and the government to make sure we make progress and consolidate peace and stability.
I swear my fidelity to the country, ... and I will respect the constitutionality of the republic, to guarantee its independence and to unite the Congolese people and to unite the entire country and defend its borders.
There's a need for a neutral force to calm the population. The Congolese army is a nascent, fledgling force. MONUC fulfills the task.
As a first step, the Congolese government must protect street children during the election period. U. N. agencies in Congo should redouble their efforts to prevent abuse. Congolese authorities should use this opportunity to start addressing the abuses committed against children.
For now, it is not foreseen that there would be need for sanctions, but if that time or if that occasion arises, then that can be considered in the light of the action the Congolese government will take,