Kinshasa: 'The night has its own realities' group helps impoverished children
For the past three years, Sarah Ndele and her friends have been traveling through the working-class neighborhoods of Kinshasa as part of their project “Butu nde Makambu” (“The Night Has Its Own Realities”), aiming to introduce children to art.
#AfThisIsCulture
For the past three years, Sarah Ndele and her friends have been traveling through the working-class neighborhoods of Kinshasa as part of their project “Butu nde Makambu” (“The Night Has Its Own Realities”), aiming to introduce children to art.
#AfThisIsCulture
- Category
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Tags
- Daily news, World News
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
02:47
Graffiti Gives New Perspective To Impoverished Cairo Neighbourhood
-
48:33
G20 Focus | Can Africa Leverage Its Critical Minerals For Its Own Development?
-
02:49
Programme Helps Children Left Behind By ISIL Reunite With Families
-
05:50
The Ugly Realities of Being a Woman in Guerrilla Warfare!
-
02:13
Chadian actor brings theatre to impoverished neighbourhoods
Loading...