South Africa: The AJOKAKA to support the work of Joseph Kabila

For his first outing, this Sunday, August 7, 2011, from 1:00 p.m., the Friends of Joseph Kabila Kabange, AJOKAKA in acronym, invites the Congolese in South Africa to come to a meeting it is organising at the Yeoville recreation hall in Johannesburg.

This new structure is an extension of the AVPR, the association of volunteers to return to the country, whose objectives are to provide assistance to the Congolese community in South Africa and support the concrete action of the head of the Congolese state as part of its program of Cinq chantiers.

In the eyes of its leaders and its members, the work of Joseph Kabila needs to be accompanied and supported by suggestions and constructive criticism. According to its leaders, this restructuring is the need to extend the activities of the association with Congolese communities in the region of southern Africa. To its credit, the association, headed by its founder King Fabrice Zombi Kavabioko attended by the Secretary General and spokesman Guy Kilundu Giwisina, has in particular given assistance to bereaved families in South Africa, as well as many people in need.

It also supported the voluntary return of compatriots in the DRC. The association also provided the interface for the Congolese in the Diaspora interested in going to invest in Congo.