#michel goma

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Michel Goma for Jean Patou Spring/Summer 1969. Photo Roland Bianchini.

Michel Goma pour Jean Patou Printemps/Été 1969. Photo Roland Bianchini.

#jean patou #michel goma #haute couture #french designer #french style #fashion 60s #1969 #spring/summer #printemps/été #roland bianchini

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Michel Goma was a french fashion designer and was the first one to take over balenciaga after he died, Michel Goma was the creative designer up untill 1992

the video below is the 'BALENCIAGA Fall 1988/1989 Paris' runway

throughout all of my research Michel Goma's runways were the most difficult to find on google, Pinterest, YouTube etc it was a big struggle to find his designs

Fashionchannel. (2018). BALENCIAGA Fall 1988/1989 Paris - Fashion Channel. [Online]. youtube. Last Updated: 16 Jun 2018. Available at: https://youtu.be/wLEkQkSX_7Q?si=VBXTwrLBDxCtDYf6 [Accessed 23 November 2023].

the two references below are the two main websites i used through out my designer research

Haute history. (2021). HOUSE HISTORIES: THE BALENCIAGA TIMELINE. [Online]. Haute history. Last Updated: 9/10/2021. Available at: http://www.hautehistory.co.uk/balenciaga-timeline/category/all [Accessed 23 November 2023].​

​Fashion Quarterly. (2018). A short history of Balenciaga. [Online]. Fashion Quarterly. Last Updated: 18 JUNE 2018. Available at: https://fq.co.nz/gallery/short-history-balenciaga/ [Accessed 23 November 2023].

#fashion #fashion marketing #design #fashion design #research #balenciaga #Michel goma #Youtube

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Guy Bourdin - Isabelle Weingarten Wearing a Dress by Michel Goma for Jean Patou (Vogue Paris 1970)

#guy bourdin #isabelle weingarten #vogue #photography #fashion photography #vintage fashion #vintage style #vintage #retro #aesthetic #beauty #70s #70s fashion #70s style #70s model #1970s #1970s fashion #editorial #vogue paris #jean patou

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Evening gown trimmed with feathers by Christian Dior, 1960s, and evening gown by Michel Goma, 1960.

#evening dress #antique #fashion #dress #1960s

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Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo: Demonstrators try to reach the border between the DRC and Rwanda during a protest. Several thousand people demonstrated to denounce Rwandan aggression and express their support for the Congolese army as tensions heightened between Kinshasa and Kigali

Photograph: Michel Lunanga/AFP/Getty Images

#religion #protest #politics #democratic republic of congo #drc #africa #divinum-pacis

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The New York African Film Festival Returns For 31st Year

Film at Lincoln Center and African Film Festival have announced the lineup for the 31st New York African Film Festival. The festival's mission is to feature filmmakers from the African diaspora. This year's theme is the Convergence Of Time and it explores the intersection of historical and contemporary roles played by individuals representing Africa and its diaspora in art. More than 50 films from more than 25 countries invite the audience to look at the meeting of past and current experimentalism transcending space and time. 

The festival's opening night showcases the North American premiere of Over The Bridge, Tolu Ajayi’s feature about corruption in Lagos as Folarin, a successful investment banker whose company is contracted by the government to oversee a high-profile project, searches for answers when the project goes awry, which leads him to a remote fishing village to put the pieces of the mystery together.

The Closing Night selection features the New York premiere of Dibakar Das Roy’s riveting and uproarious Dilli Dark, which shows the boundaries Nigerian MBA candidate Michael Okeke will push to succeed as he lives a double life as a student and drug dealer amidst the backdrop of India’s history of colonialism, racism, and xenophobia.

The festival will also host the North American premieres of Matthew Leutwyler’s Fight Like a Girl, depicting the true story of a young Congolese woman (Ama Qamata from the hit Netflix series Blood and Water) who finds liberation after joining an all-women’s boxing club in Goma, led by an ex-child-soldier coach; and Oyiza Adaba’s biographical documentary DELA: The Making of El Anatsui, which delves into the life of El Anatsui, the world-renowned sculptor from Ghana, and triumphantly acknowledges the importance of Africa’s rich artistic and cultural heritage.

Three festival features are U.S. premieres: Yajaira De La Espada’s documentary Teacher Don’t Teach Me Nonsense, showcasing the life and empowering legacy of the founding father of Tanzania, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, and the recent presidency of Dr. John Pombe Magufuli; Clive Will’s Time Spent with Cats Is Never Wasted, a stark piece of slow-burning cinema featuring a small-town worker who finds success after selling a helicopter he made out of scrap and found objects, while having to fight off the local townsfolk who insist on a cut of the profits; and Perivi Katjavivi’s Under the Hanging Tree, a hard-boiled crime thriller following police officer Christina, as she seeks to uncover details of a murder on a German-owned farm in present-day Namibia, set against echoes of the country’s history of genocide.

Five features making their New York debut are: Damien Hauser’s After the Long Rains, a touching account of 10-year-old Aisha, who longs to become a fisher so she can travel to Europe, and befriends an alcoholic fisherman who promises to teach her; Uche Aguh’s musical romance Dynamite, which finds musician Kiki in an unhappy marriage with her husband/manager and beginning a whirlwind romance with a replacement bassist in her band; Osvalde Lewat’s documentary MK: Mandela’s Secret Army, the little-known story of the military avant-garde founded by global icon Nelson Mandela, screening for the 30th anniversary of South African Freedom Day; This Is Lagos, Kenneth Gyang’s dark comedy featuring aspiring rapper Stevo navigating the dangers of his criminal past after an escape from a heist goes wrong; and The Rhythm and the Blues, the true-life story of legendary bluesman Eddie Taylor and his fight against obscurity, industry corruption, and cultural appropriation, starring actor and musician Leon.

An exciting addition to this year’s festival is La Chapelle, Jean-Michel Tchissoukou’s surreal take on the relationship between Africa, Christianity, and colonialism. A classic feature shot in 1980s Congo, this enchantingly bizarre and bitingly funny satire leaves one questioning the relevance of space and time. 

Among many shorts premiering at NYAFF, not to be missed is Harold George’s Making Men. In a first for NYAFF, the screening of George’s film will be accompanied by a live dance performance from George and members of his dance troupe, as well as a discussion afterwards. A brilliant question of masculinity, visually probed via imagery of traditional customs, the film supplies modern questions with ancestral answers. Another, Love Taps, directed by Derrick Woodyard and executive produced by Spike Lee, offers another comment on masculinity, secrets, and family ties.

NYAFF will present an “Art & Activism” Town Hall at The Africa Center on Thursday, May 2, at 6:00pm, featuring artists Christian Nyampeta, Adama Delphine Fawundu, and Taiwo Aloba, moderated by cultural anthropologist, curator, and scholar Paulette Young.

This year’s Master Class presented by AFF will feature veteran independent filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah, who will discuss the craft of utilizing cinema as a tool for unmasking the dynamics of the socioeconomic status quo. The event takes place in the Amphitheater at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center with tickets available through africanfilmny.org.

“A litany for past suns labeled rituals / A star lit any and all possible futures,” a digital art exhibit of the work of Zainab Aliyu, will run in the Amphitheater at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center May 9–14 beginning 30 minutes before the first NYAFF screening of the day. The exhibit is inspired by Nikki Giovanni’s “A Litany for Peppe” (1970) and Audre Lorde’s “A Litany for Survival” (1978), two poems written years apart, yet converging thematically through time. As the title suggests, the piece is structured as a litany, a repetitive and rhythmic form often used in ceremonial settings. In this context, Aliyu’s litany serves as a call to action for her communities to alchemize their shared histories toward shared futures.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, April 11 at noon ET. Ticket prices are $17 for the general public; $14 for students, seniors, and persons with disabilities; and $12 for FLC Members. See more and save with a 3+ Film Package ($15 for general public; $12 for students, seniors (62+), and persons with disabilities; and $10 for FLC Members), the $99 All-Access Pass, or the $79 Student All-Access Pass. Contact [email protected] for information about attending the Opening Night Party.

The festival continues at Maysles Documentary Center in Harlem from April 17 to 19 and culminates at Brooklyn Academy of Music under the name Film Africa from May 24 to May 30 during Dance Africa.

The programs of AFF are made possible by the generous support of the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, New York Community Trust, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Bradley Family Foundation, Domenico Paulon Foundation, NYC & Company, French Cultural Services, Manhattan Portage, Black Hawk Imports, Essentia Water, South African Consulate General, National Film and Video Foundation, and Motion Picture Enterprises.

For more information, visit filmlinc.org and follow @filmlinc on X and Instagram.

More information about AFF can be found on the Web at www.africanfilmny.org. You can follow AFF at @africanfilmfest on X and Instagram.

#new york african film festival

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Buffet Town in Greenhills Offers Unique Buffet Dining Experience

There are so many all-you-can-eat restaurants around the city, but I just discovered this new buffet restaurant in Greenhills that offers a unique buffet concept combining beautiful aesthetics, sustainable dining, and an unlimited selection of Japanese and Asian favorites all in one charming venue.

Buffet Town is the newest buffet restaurant that foodies are now talking about. It recently held its soft opening last January 28, 2024 and can be found along Annapolis Street in San Juan, right where UNO Seafood used to be. The Hungry Kat was invited to visit Buffet Town last week and the first thing we were amazed with was the free Valet Parking that was available for guests. This is a very welcome bonus especially inside the very busy Greenhills shopping area.

The restaurant comes with a Japanese-insipred setting and offers a cozy and relaxing dining ambiance for families and friends. It has a very spacious dining area that also has several semi-private rooms for bigger groups. I love the colorful Japanese murals and designs you can find all around the venue.

We were hosted by Michelle Chan, one of the owners of Buffet Town who also happens to be a classmate of my husband, Dexter. Michelle is also the owner of 8 Spoons, a catering business that is a favorite among the local community, and they decided to expand further with their first new restaurant venture.

So what makes Buffet Town different from the rest? Unlike other restaurants which bombard you with long lines and a pile full of dishes on your plate, Buffet Town lets diners experience more by offering small individual potions served on cute plates. Each station comes with its own specialty dishes and you can simply get the ones that you want to try.

Let’s start at the Appetizers station where a variety of Korean and Asian appetizers await like the Kimchi, fish cake, spicy Korean chicken, tangsuyuk, and assorted banchan.

There’s also a Salad Station where you can find specially-prepared salads and greens displayed on the table. Other items include ohitashi okura, kabocha goma, and the popular Nasu Miso which is a baked eggplant with cheese on top.

For those who love sushi, Buffet Town has a Sushi Oasis where you can pick your choice of sushi, rolls, and maki topped and filled with all kinds of ingredients. Items are always replenished quickly at Buffet Town so you don’t have to line up and wait for your servings.

There’s plenty of salmon and tuna sashimi as well, including some spicy tuna and spicy salmon mixed with tempura flakes. If some of the portions seem too small for you, don’t worry because you can always ask the chefs to prepare your own personalized serving with the quantity and size that you prefer.

My favorite here was The BT Aburi station where you can ask for a serving of their aburi dish for the day and see it prepared and blow torched at their live cooking station.

I ordered the Salmon Aburi which was so good especially with its torched cheese melting into the fresh salmon slices. They also had the Beef and Mushroom Aburi which is an item you don’t often expect to see in buffets but rather in high-end Japanese restaurants.

The Tempura is always a must-have so you can still get a many pieces as you want. There are also a lot of other fried Japanese items like tonkatsu, fried ika, tori karaage, kakiage, and tofu furai. Offering these dishes is smaller portions also helps in lessening food wastage as diners don’t get overwhelmed when they suddenly get more than they can handle. This promotes food sustainability and helps the industry and the environment as well.

The Teppanyaki Station is also a popular destination with several dishes to choose from. These can be ordered from the server and they will prepare your dish and deliver it to your table fresh and hot off the grill.

Here are just some of the items you can find at the teppanyaki station. The Beef and Shrimp Roll Teppan comes in a beautiful plate combining meat and seafood. There’s also the Yasai Itame with its combination of healthy veggies.

The Mix Seafood Teppan is also a great dish combining tuna, shrimp, and squid with vegetables all in one plate.

There’s also a Yakitori Station and you can have chicken, beef, king oyster mushroom, or shrimp skewers cooked and delivered to your table.

Tracing its roots as a caterer, you will also find several cooked dishes on chafing trays here at Buffet Town. Among those on display were the Roasted Hainanese Chicken and Rice, seafood salpicao, steamed suahe, Laing, braised beef, and more.

The highlight of the buffet would be the carving station where two very meaty items are featured. The Bellychon is a pork belly lechon roll that comes with crispy crackling skin and juicy lechon meat. Add some liver sauce to complete the experience.

Just beside this is the Angus Lechon Baka, a glorious chunk of roasted beef that is just so delicious with its very tender beef slices. There are really so many dishes to choose from at Buffet Town but I didn't really feel overwhelmed because everything was served with the right portions.

But if you thought that was all, there's actually even more because each table at Buffet Town also comes with a hotpot bowl where guests can cook their own hotpot items. First, choose two from among the four soup flavors provided including Pork Bone, Sukiyaki, Tomato and Mushrooms, and Spicy Kimchi.

Then head over to the Hotpot Station to get your preferred items like fishballs, cheese balls, mushroom balls, shrimp, dumplings, veggies, and more.

Diners can also get unlimited servings of sliced beef and sliced pork so you can have a full hotpot experience together with your full buffet selection. What more can you ask for?

Beverages are included in the buffet price so guests can have bottomless glasses of fruit juices, chocolate, and yogurt drinks. There's also unlimited UCC Coffee which is something you don't often find in buffet restaurants.

To make your dining experience even more festive, live dance performances are held every hour or so around the venue, with special numbers for birthday celebrants or those celebrating special occasions.

To complete your wonderful dining experience at Buffet Town, head over to the dessert station where you can prepare and choose your own Hanami Dessert Box. Customize your box with nine assorted mini Asian delicacies including matcha cheesecake, panna cotta, creme brûlée, fruits, and ice cream with flavors like cheesecake, chocolate, mocha and lots more.

We would like to thank Michelle Chan for inviting us and hosting our delightful visit to Buffet Town. We really had a unique dining experience that is quite different from how we usually eat at buffet restaurants. It's a great place to meet up with friends and family since you can take it easy and bond over good food and good company. I'm surely going back here soon!

Buffet Town

43 Annapolis Street, Greenhills, San Juan

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#BuffetTown #BuffetTownph #Japanese #Asian #Buffet #Greenhills #buffettownexperience

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Fashionchannel. (2018). BALENCIAGA Fall 1988/1989 Paris - Fashion Channel. [Online]. youtube. Last Updated: 16 Jun 2018. Available at: https://youtu.be/wLEkQkSX_7Q?si=VBXTwrLBDxCtDYf6 [Accessed 23 November 2023].​

Balenciaga - Michel Goma

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Michel Goma

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Elizabeth II 2d 1958 - Reino Unido

Elizabeth II 2d 1958 - Reino UnidoReina Elizabeth IISello “Reina Elizabeth II - 2d” - Isabel IISi tienes este sello antiguo de Reino Unido con Reina Elizabeth II - 2d, y tienes alguna consulta deja un mensaje en este artículo (post), utiliza el enlace “Deja un comentario” al principio del post, al lado de la fecha, así sabremos a que sello te refieres, o en el foro para intercambio y/o preguntas.Reina Elizabeth II - 2d Catálogo Sooluciones Nº 03466 - Estampilla de Reino Unido. 04/12/1958

Sello de Reino Unido Isabel II

Información del sello: Caducidad: 29/09/1972. Michel: GB 321xX. Catálogo Yvert et Tellier: GB 329, Catálogo Stanley Gibbons: GB 573. Código del catálogo Stamp Number GB 356.   Catálogo AFA: GB 315. Unificato: GB 329 .    Formato de la pieza Sello. Valor facial del sello  2 d - Penique británico (viejo). Tamaño del sello ancho y alto: 21 x 24 mm.   Dentado: Peine 15 x 14.  La goma del sello es del tipo  Arábica.  Marca de agua: Corona múltiple tipo 1 arriba .   Tipo de impresión de la estampilla Fotograbado.   Colores: Marrón rojo suave.    Serie: Isabel II. Temáticas: Coronas, Diademas, Jefes de Estado, Mujeres, Personajes famosos, Realeza, Reinas, Sellos Reino Unido 1958, Postage Revenue stamps. Formato: Sello. Categoría: Definitivo. Impreso por: Harrison & Sons Ltd.. Diseño de: Enid Marx. Variante: Marca de agua corona múltiple arriba, sin banda de fosforo. Precios orientativo de Venta o Compra vistos en internet: Precio mínimo estimado: 0,03 € (euros) Precio máximo estimado: 0,25 € (euros) Datos actualizados mayo, 2022 Elizabeth II 2d 1958 - Reino Unido Si tu comentario esta referido a este sello utiliza el enlace “Deja un comentario” al principio del post, al lado de la fecha, así sabremos a que sello te refieres. Si buscas algún álbum / catálogo de sello en concreto (país, año, idioma), escríbenos, si no lo tenemos te avisaremos cuando esté disponible, también tengo fichas para sellos en papel normal, papel 200gr, pdf, y también puedo prepararlas montadas con filoestuches (visita la Tienda). Para comenzar tu colección de sellos postales solo necesitas el primer, después no podrás parar. Y cada día aprenderás algo nuevo, la filatelia es cultura y además entretiene, se dice que si algo no está en un sello no existe Puedes ayudar a mejorar este catálogo mediante la adición de información para este artículo, deja un comentario. Read the full article

#Coronas #Diademas #JefesdeEstado #Mujeres #Personajesfamosos #PostageRevenuestamps #Realeza #Reinas #SellosReinoUnido1958

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Michel Goma for Jean Patou Spring/Summer 1969. Model Suzy Smith.

Michel Goma pour Jean Patou Printemps/Été 1969. Mannequin Suzy Smith.

#jean patou #michel goma #haute couture #french designer #french style #fashion 60s #1969 #spring/summer #printemps/été #suzy smith

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RDC-Goma : Le Premier Ministre fait pour la 3eme fois, l'évaluation sécuritaire et humanitaire dans les deux provinces sous état de siège

Le Premier Ministre Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde a mis à profit son escale à Goma avant de se rendre à Nyamukubi, pour procéder, pour une troisième fois, à l’évaluation de la situation sécuritaire et humanitaire dans les deux provinces sous état de siège, savoir le Nord-Kivu et l’Ituri. Il a reçu tour à tour, en audience, ce vendredi 26 mai 2023, le gouverneur militaire du Nord-Kivu, le…

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Appel au calme du Premier Ministre Sama Lukonde suite aux incidents déplorables à Goma pendant une période cruciale.

Lors d’une réunion de sécurité tenue ce mardi 07 février 2023, le Premier Ministre Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde a appelé la population à rester calme en cette période critique. Cette réunion a mis en lumière les incidents récents observés à Goma, la situation sécuritaire en Ituri et la mission de pacification en Maï-Ndombe, en particulier à Kwamouth. En ce qui concerne la ville de Goma, le…

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Russian language winners - Global Youth Forum on Multilingualism: Many Languages, One World.

10 winners of the Russian language multilingual essay contest organized by ELS Educational Services, INC. and the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) met at UN Headquarters and presented their essay on global citizenship.

The winners are: Ms. Najiba Abdumajidovna Tojiboeva, Avicenna Tajik State Medical University, Tajikistan Ms. Tatev Hrayr Derzyan, Yerevan State University, Armenia Ms. Gulzhazira Dautkyzy Yesmakhanova, L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian University, Uzbekistan Ms. Agnese Veckalne, Riga Graduate School of Law, Latvia Ms. Mara Bukovska, Riga Graduate School of Law, Latvia Ms. Lauren Klein, University of North Carolina Charlotte, Canada Mr. Samuel Kim Gilbert, Defense Language Institute of Foreign Languages, South Korea Mr. Taras Kalynych, Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University, Ukraine Mr. Michel Max Gomas, Emory University, Ukraine Ms. Alexandrina Buruian, Zhejiang University, Moldova.

#Russian language #multilingual #essays #ManyLanguagesOneWorld #Youth Forum #Russian #United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI)

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Objectif budget 2024 = 30 milliards $USD pour chasser l’extrême pauvreté de la République démocratique du Congo !

N.B. Actuellement la République démocratique du Congo après 24 années de règne tout puissant du régime criminel de l’afdl au Congo du mercenaire étranger dénommé Joseph kabila né Hypolite Kanambe Kazemberere vit dans une situation d’extrême pauvreté où il faudrait absolument la sortir pour l’introduire à l’état de la pauvreté qui précède celle d’un pays en voie de développement pour enfin accéder au club des pays émergents !

Le Président bâtisseur Tshilombo Wa Tshisekedi Wa Mulumba ordonne l’exploitation industrielle du gaz méthane du Golfe de Kabuno dans le Lac Kivu à partir de janvier 2023 pour élever le budget national au dessus des 30 milliards de dollars américains.

Le dégazage industriel du Golfe de Kabuno par la société Limnological Engineering SAS va débuter au mois de janvier 2023 au Nord-ouest du Lac Kivu.

Le Ministère des Hydrocarbures révèle que le coût global du projet est d’environ 5 millions USD dont le décaissement pour les travaux d’installation du premier dispositif industriel est d’environ 1 300 000 USD, ce qui a permis à la société Limnological Engeneering SAS de commander les matériels et équipements dont le premier lot de deux conteneurs est déjà arrivé à Goma et le deuxième lot de deux conteneurs est attendu vers mi-novembre 2022 à Goma.

Le troisième lot d’un conteneur est attendu au mois de janvier 2023.

Les équipements et matériels de ces cinq conteneurs serviront au montage de la première Station Industrielle dont les travaux vont débuter en janvier 2023.

�En bref, le projet de dégazage du Golfe de Kabuno comprend deux phases : « La Phase Pilote et la Phase Industrielle. Dans la Phase Industrielle, nous aurons au total 3 stations dont les travaux de la première débuteront début janvier 2023« , a indiqué le Conseiller Gaz du Ministre des Hydrocarbures.

Pour la Phase Pilote, une Station Pilote a été installée en 2017 au Golfe de Kabuno situé au Nord-Ouest du Lac Kivu.

C’est après le résultat concluant de fonctionnement de cette Station Pilote que le Gouvernement de la République a levé l’option de passer à la Phase Industrielle de ce projet de dégazage du Golfe de Kabuno.

Par rapport à sa présence dans ce projet, le Conseiller Gaz a estimé que le Ministère des Hydrocarbures est là juste pour assurer le suivi de l’exécution du contrat signé mais la gestion financière revient au Bureau Central de Coordination, BCECO en sigle, et verse directement de fonds au compte de la société Limnological Engineering dont le français Michel HALBWACHS est le Directeur Général.

En outre, le Ministre des Hydrocarbures, Didier Budimbu, tient à l’exploitation du gaz méthane du Lac Kivu et les appels d’offres ont été lancés le 28 juillet 2022 pour 27 blocs pétroliers et 3 blocs gaziers (Makelele, Lwandjofu et Idjwi).

Le Lac Kivu renferme dans l’ensemble 66 milliards de normo-mètres cubes de gaz méthane pour des fins économiques et 300 milliards de normo-mètres cubes de dioxyde de carbone, dissous dans ses eaux.

L’accumulation de ces gaz constitue un risque permanent d’explosion gazeuse pour des millions des populations environnantes.

Il faut noter que le gaz carbonique n’a pas jusqu’à ce jour de débouchés économiques pour être exploité.

Mais en ce qui concerne le gaz méthane, c’est en somme une immense aubaine d’affaires pour le pays en cas d’exploitation.

Mais depuis l’avènement du Président de la République Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, à travers le Ministère des Hydrocarbures, l’État congolais est en train de changer la donne.

Par le Ministère des Hydrocarbures, le Gouvernement tient à l’extraction du gaz de méthane afin d’eviter de catastrophe d’explosion gazeuse par l’exploitation du gaz méthane dissous dans les eaux du Lac Kivu.

Ceci peut constituer l’un des leviers de développement de cette partie du pays convoitée pour ses ressources minières en plus du gaz méthane qui est aussi une menace en cas de non-exploitation.

Notons que le dégazage du Golfe de Kabuno est un processus qui permettra aux communautés riveraines de ne plus vivre sous la menace écologique l’explosion gazeuse du CO2. Mick MONANSESE.

[magaratimes]

#PoliticoCD. | Assessment of the state of siege: In Goma, Sama Lukonde exchanges with Monusco and humanitarian workers

#PoliticoCD. | Assessment of the state of siege: In Goma, Sama Lukonde exchanges with Monusco and humanitarian workers

Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde received this Friday, September 23, Monusco, United Nations agencies, funds and programs, international and national organizations as well as the living forces of North Kivu. This meeting was part of his mission to assess the state of siege decreed in North Kivu and Ituri. At the end of this working session, the Deputy Special Representative of the United…

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#Assessment #exchanges #Goma #humanitarian #Lukonde #Monusco #PoliticoCD #Sama #siege #state #Workers