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WATCH : Elder Petuuche Gilbert (Acama) on the
Petuuche spoke about CCSSA, the June summit, Shri’s Buddha weeps and footprints, and asawg! Thank you Petuuche.WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HEREThe world speaks about nuclear power but rarely does it speak about where it began for Congo.The Democratic Republic of Congo is not just rich in cobalt and coltan, it
IMPORTANT COMMUNITY NOTICE : ”March to March” Movement
Message to the Congolese Community in South AfricaIn light of the growing tensions linked to the “March to March” movement and increasing anti-foreigner sentiment in certain parts of South Africa, the Congolese Civil Society of South Africa is calling on all compatriots to exercise heightened vigilance and precautionary measures from
SACHR Meeting with Stakeholders Surrounding Migrant Rights
The National conference of the South African commission of human rights, focused on the rights of migrants in South Africa. The audience consisted of officials from The Department of Affairs, border management authorities from Musina, advocate and law professor Thuli Mandonsela from the Stellenbosch University as well as other stakeholders
Years of Successful Advocacy and Initiatives
Join us in making a remarkable 2026 ! Years of successful advocacy and initiatives, Made possible by people coming together, For a peaceful and united Africa
Interactive Workshop Sheds Light on Atomic Bombings
In collaboration with MEI, the CCSSA (Congolese Civil Society of South Africa) hosted an interactive, educational art workshop for students on the impact of nuclear weaponry on society and the climate nexus. Students in Busan, South Korea, explored the deep scars left by nuclear weaponry; both on the environment and on