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inform the congolese nation and the international community of what is happening  in the DRC in general and the North-Kivu province in particular.

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inform the congolese nation and the international community about the conflicts in the DRC in general an the North-Kivu in particular and suggest news ways of finding a lasting solution.

awake the congolese nation so that they can recognize what they are and what they can do to be what they are meant to be.

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Linguistics have studied the Abahutu mother tongue and languages of many other African people in eastern, central and southern Africa. They have discovered that these people shared with Abahutu the expression “ntu” when relating to a human being including Swahili “muTU”, Shona (muNHU”), Bemba, Nyanja,Ndebele, Zulu, Xosa, etc.

Before 1885, the Bahutu people (formerly known as the Congolese Hutus and discriminatively called Banyarwanda) were living in well structured kingdoms united and led by the "umwami"(meaning the "king"). The Germans are the first western society to have visited the kingdoms.

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The North-Kivu provincial authorities aware of the appalling insecurity in the province setup a commission to enquire o the roots of the insecurity. It is the Hakizumwami Commission. "Hakizumwami"  in the local language in North-Kivu means " the king is the one who saves lives". This same word might mean " the king is the one who makes rich". The name comes from the words: hakiza ( from the verb"gukiza" meaning " saving ones'life " or "making someone rich") + umwami ( meaning"the king"). Just from these words one can tell i which circumstances/environment the chief of that commission was born. It can also tell a lot what he thinks a king is as the name has a great impact on the human being in the bantu philosophy.

The report of the Commission was published in French ( the DRC is a french speaking country). While we are still working on the English version we want you to taste the original document in French.click COMMISSION_HAKIZUMWAMI to view it. We have reproduced it integraly as published by the North-Kivu provincial authorities.