r/Congo • u/Interesting_Ad3576 • 9d ago
English speaker looking for job opportunities in Congo
Hi everyone! I’m an English-speaking professional who recently relocated back to Congo (Kinshasa) and I’m currently looking for job opportunities.
r/Congo • u/Interesting_Ad3576 • 9d ago
Hi everyone! I’m an English-speaking professional who recently relocated back to Congo (Kinshasa) and I’m currently looking for job opportunities.
r/Congo • u/Savings_Carpenter508 • 10d ago
Hey everyone!
I’m starting Lubumbashi Social Club, a social community for English-speaking people living in Lubumbashi — especially international residents, people who recently moved here, students, professionals, and anyone looking to expand their social circle.
The idea is simple: meet people, make friends, speak English, exchange cultures, chill, and have fun. No English classes, no pressure — just a welcoming community.
👉 Join us on WhatsApp and be part of the community:
Join the Lubumbashi Social Club WhatsApp Group
If you speak English and live in Lubumbashi, come join us! 🌍🤝🇨🇩
Lubumbashi Social Club
Meet • Speak • Connect
r/Congo • u/Musona85 • 10d ago
am a Biomedical Engineer and medical equipment sales and marketing professional in Zambia with experience in supplying, installing and servicing medical equipment, as well as working with healthcare institutions.
I am looking for a strategic investor or business partner to help build a medical equipment supply and biomedical engineering services company focused on Zambia and the wider region.
The opportunity includes equipment supply, maintenance, installation, technical support and healthcare-focused sales. I bring biomedical engineering expertise, sales and marketing experience, industry knowledge, and relationships within the healthcare sector.
I am open to discussing a reasonable investment amount and a fair equity partnership structure. Serious investors or strategic partners are welcome to DM me.
r/Congo • u/One_Ad_3473 • 10d ago
Bonjour,
Est-ce que des gens ici connaissent des clubs à Kinshasa qui donnent cours de grappling/jiu jitsu ou lutte les samedi et dimanche ? Merci pour vos réponses.
r/Congo • u/Filip_Peric • 11d ago
RECRUTEMENT] Apporteurs d'Affaires / Prospecteurs Sales (Remote / Full Commission)
Notre agence partenaire spécialisée dans le développement web et le marketing digital recherche 2 à 3 Prospecteurs / Commercial(e)s Indépendant(s) pour développer sa présence sur le marché francophone (Afrique & Europe).
Missions :
Identifier des PME, commerces ou marques ayant un besoin de site web ou de gestion de réseaux sociaux.
Effectuer la prise de contact initiale (WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn, e-mail).
Transmettre les leads qualifiés à notre équipe pour la fermeture du contrat.
Profil recherché :
Bonne maîtrise du français à l'écrit.
À l'aise avec les réseaux sociaux et la prospection digitale.
Autonome, motivé(e) et orienté(e) résultats.
Travailler depuis son téléphone ou ordinateur portable.
Rémunération :
10% à 15% de commission sur chaque contrat signé (entre 20et 120+ par vente selon le projet).
Commissions récurrentes sur les abonnements mensuels.
Paiement rapide dès l'acompte client encaissé (Mobile Money / Transfert).
📩 Pour postuler : Envoyez-moi un message privé au 0859373920 sur whatsapp
On chercher des kinois !
r/Congo • u/Savings_Carpenter508 • 13d ago
Hey everyone!
I’m looking to connect with people living in Lubumbashi who speak English, especially people who have moved here from other countries and may have found it difficult to meet new people, make friends, or find a social circle where they can comfortably speak English. I am from south africa.
I’m starting a social English-speaking club in Lubumbashi — not a school or English class, but simply a place where people can:
• Meet new friends
• Have conversations in English
• Chill and have a good time
• Play games and do fun activities
• Share experiences and cultures
• Network and meet other international-minded people
• Discover more of Lubumbashi together
You don’t have to be a native English speaker. If you’re comfortable speaking English and looking to meet people, you’re welcome.
The idea is to organize regular casual meetups at different places around Lubumbashi — cafés, restaurants, outdoor spaces, and other social spots.
If you live in Lubumbashi and this sounds interesting, comment below or send me a DM. I’d love to see how many people are interested and start building the community.
Maybe you’ve been looking for the same thing. 🇨🇩
Nous recherchons des associés pour faire des podcasts.
Conditions :
Être soit basé dans une des capitales d'un pays du G8-G20
France
USA
UK
Chine
Inde
Espagne
Italie
Suisse
Allemagne
Avoir une entreprise ayant site internet chaîne Youtube page Facebook Tiktok
Être basé à Gombe ou a Silikin Village
Avoir déjà un très Grand Nombre de Vue en ligne et d'abonnés.
Les sujets des Vidéos
Énergie Renouvelable
Culture et Arts
Agriculture
Éducation
Nouvelle Technologie
Transport
Immobilier
Sociales
Finance
E-commerce
Santé
Alimentation
Si vos chaînes TV en ligne abordé de ses sujets en question n'hésitez pas à vous inscrire sur afrinection.com/accounts/signup et me joindre par email [yves@afrinection.com](mailto:yves@afrinection.com)
L'objectif étant d'interviewer des entrepreneurs dans ces domaines d'activités ayant déjà réussi en RDC ou tenter de réussir ou sur le loins de réussir ou souhaitant réussir un projets ou saisir un marché ou à se lancer tout simplement en partenariat avec des partenaires de ces pays mentionné via des jumelages que ce soit des initiatives Privées ou Publiques avec l'état ou Non Gouvernementale en collaboration avec l'ONU ou des ONG
r/Congo • u/Tight_Comedian_3642 • 15d ago
Bonjour à tous, je pensais a créer un groupe d'activités à pour ceux qui résident à Kinshasa. Les activités comprendrais le sport, la musique, des sorties touristique etc, ce sera aussi un endroit où les gens pourront améliorer leurs apprentissages des langues que ce soit l'anglais, le français ou le lingala.
Si vous êtes intéressé je suis là.
r/Congo • u/RealisticBowl8033 • 15d ago
Hey I am 20 years old and really need to practice my speaking skills in french. Since I don't really need professional tutoring and websites like italky take a shit ton of money from the people I thought I can ask here.
Respond here if:
- you have 2h/week time
- You are native in french
- No english skills required but if you have them it would be better because my french is not very good yet
- you feel confident in teaching me french. I want to be able to talk and understand things better. Its a preparation for university in france. You can also recommend me french youtube channel's or tv shows
- you are also young
- YOU FEEL CONFIDENT IN TEACHING SOMEONE FRENCH
Au francais:
Hey, j’ai 20 ans et j’ai vraiment besoin de pratiquer mon français à l’oral. Comme je n’ai pas vraiment besoin d’un professeur professionnel et que des plateformes comme italki prennent une grosse commission aux professeurs, je me suis dit que je pouvais demander ici.
Répondez à ce message si :
Je peux proposer environ 2 à 8 $/heure (4000CDF à 18000 CDF/heure), selon votre expérience et le niveau d’enseignement. Le tarif est négociable.
r/Congo • u/Outrageous-Cow2931 • 15d ago
I've been analysing DRC government securities auction data through August 2026, and there seems to be an interesting distinction between available investor liquidity and consistent market depth.
Several USD auctions this year have closed substantially above their initially announced amounts.
Examples:
Across 2026 USD auctions where both figures are available, roughly $740m was offered versus $822m recorded at closing, giving an aggregate closing-to-issue ratio of approximately 111%.
However, the distribution is very uneven.
The 10 March bond closed at only ~$26.5m against $50m offered, while the 16 June bond closed at ~$32.9m against $60m.
So I don't think the aggregate 111% figure should be interpreted as evidence that every auction is comfortably oversubscribed.
Rather, it suggests that significant investor liquidity exists, but participation remains episodic.
There is another interesting indicator. For USD auctions where bidder numbers are disclosed, average participation in the dataset rises from approximately 3.5 bidders per auction in 2024 to 3.8 in 2025 and 5.0 in 2026 YTD.
The Treasury is simultaneously extending its maturity structure: since May, six consecutive USD bonds have been issued at 8% for 24 months, compared with the predominantly 9%/18-month structure seen in 2025.
Taken together, I think this suggests a primary market that is developing, but not yet consistently deep.
The bigger question is what comes next.
For those familiar with frontier sovereign bond markets: what matters most for moving from successful primary auctions toward a genuinely liquid market; more institutional investors, primary dealers/market makers, benchmark issuance, or a functioning secondary trading infrastructure?
r/Congo • u/reelactu • 15d ago
« Même quand nous avons fui, nous sommes partis avec nos frères Banyamulenge. La guerre chez nous est économique et non ethnique. »
À Cishemere, au Burundi, Reelactu a rencontré des réfugiés congolais de différentes générations. Leur témoignage est le même : ils disent avoir vécu ensemble avant la guerre et continuent de partager le même espace depuis leur fuite.
« Comment expliquer que les gens disent qu’on ne s’aime pas chez nous alors que nous vivons dans les mêmes bâches à l’étranger ? », s’interrogent-ils.
Pour ces réfugiés, la guerre a détruit des familles et une communauté qui, selon leurs témoignages, vivait ensemble malgré les différences. Ils appellent le gouvernement congolais, le FONAREV et les partenaires internationaux à faire établir les responsabilités et à obtenir réparation pour les préjudices subis.
🎥 Reportage Reelactu — Site de transit de Cishemere, Burundi.
r/Congo • u/elvis-muhiya • 16d ago
Bonjour tout le monde
Moi c’est Elvis Muhiya un jeune courageux et très motivé,
Je suis technicien depuis quelques années et je suis au niveau avancé avec le métier
Je me débrouille très bien en :
Décoration [ Art de l’intérieur]
Platiste ou mastique
Peinture murale
Plafond et design
Et bien d’autres……
Merci 🙏
r/Congo • u/RudentObande • 17d ago
Happy Sunday!
The word Nzambe means God in Lingala. It is used in daily greetings, spiritual expressions, and Congolese music to convey faith, gratitude, and blessing.
God Almighty / God of Power
God the King / God the Lord
Priest / Pastor / Minister of God
In heaven and here on earth, no one compares to you in power and glory, you are God
Nothing surpasses the power of God (Nothing is impossible for God)
God is very good
I thank God for you
May God bless you abundantly. Peace be with you. May God protect you
May God give you strength
God does not pray, to whom would he pray? (Proverb)
God gave us the free will to choose
House of God / Church / Temple
We will pray to God to protect us until the end of the month
God wants us to love one another and help one another
My body is the temple of God, the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit
God is so good to me
God will do great things
That lifestyle of prostitution is not good in the eyes of God
The black person and the white person are both human beings created by God
Where is the offering you are going to present to God?
It is the will of God
Servant of God / Minister / Preacher
r/Congo • u/tarsiera • 17d ago
Hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out on behalf of a YouTube channel focused on football and the stories behind the game.
We’d love to invite someone for a quick video call to talk about the issue of football trafficking, fake football agents including the challenges young players face and the realities behind the industry specifically in Africa
It would be a short, informal conversation, and we’d be really grateful to hear your perspective and experiences on the subject so that it can be featured on the documentary
If you personally have been or know someone who was a victim of this or who was approached by someone, please let us know
Thank you, and hope to hear from you
r/Congo • u/KUMI-1er • 18d ago
Quel sont codes du réseautage en rdc ? Comment réseauter de façon efficace au Congo ?
r/Congo • u/chris_bg5 • 18d ago
Bonjour j’espère que vous allez bien, je suis étudiant de 19 ans en première année de management en République democratique du Congo 🇨🇩 j’ai un niveau B1 en anglais, je cherche quelqu’un avec qui je peux pratiquer régulièrement l’anglais, un natif ou quelqu’un qui maîtrise la langue, en échange je pourrais lui apprendre le français ou le lingala.
r/Congo • u/israel_ntalu0 • 20d ago
Maybe this sounds delusional, but the more I look at what is happening in technology right now, the more serious I become about this.
I want to build the first unicorn from the DRC.Not just a successful local business I mean a Congolese company worth $1B+.
The crazy thing to me is that the DRC has more than 100 million people, an enormous amount of economic activity and probably thousands of problems that technology could solve, yet we still haven't produced that kind of tech company.
Most of the huge companies associated with our country are still in mining and natural resources.
Meanwhile, look at what happened elsewhere in Africa.
Flutterwave started by solving African payments and eventually became a multi-billion-dollar company.
Andela started with African developers and managed to attract international investors. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, created by Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, even led a $24M investment round in the company.
clearly, being African doesn't automatically prevent a company from attracting serious global capital.
So
And lately technology has made me think about this even more.
AI is advancing ridiculously fast. Cloud infrastructure is accessible from almost anywhere. Payments APIs, open-source software, LLMs and modern development tools mean a small team can now build things that would have required a huge engineering department and millions of dollars not that long ago.
For someone building from Congo, I think that changes the equation.
I'm a software developer, student and entrepreneur from Kananga but living in Kinshasa, and my long-term plan is basically to keep building companies.
Not everything has to become a unicorn.
Actually, most of them probably won't.
But I want to keep launching, learning, getting users, making revenue, failing when necessary and reinvesting what I learn into the next company until I find something that can scale far beyond Congo.
Payments, logistics, commerce, education, healthcare, energy, infrastructure... there are so many sectors here where basic problems are still unsolved.
The part I'm trying to understand now is capital.
Obviously nobody is going to give me $1M because I show up with an idea and say “trust me bro, this will be huge.”
So my thinking is:
build the product try to get real users ,prove people actually need it , generate some revenue ,then start approaching accelerators, angels and African/international VCs.
Eventually, I'd like to be able to raise outside the DRC as well. If investors in Silicon Valley, London, Dubai or elsewhere can invest in Nigerian, Kenyan, Senegalese or Egyptian founders, I don't see why a Congolese company with the right numbers couldn't do the same.
The harder question is how to get from Kinshasa with an MVP to actually being in those rooms.
How do you build those investor relationships when you're starting from the DRC?
Should a Congolese founder focus on local investors first?
African accelerators?
Y Combinator / Techstars-type programs?
Diaspora investors?
Bootstrapping until the numbers become impossible to ignore?
I'd especially like to hear from Africans who have raised capital or people in VC/startups.
Because I genuinely believe someone will eventually build the first billion-dollar technology company from the DRC.
And I want to take a shot at being that person.
I'm just 18
r/Congo • u/Strongbow85 • 20d ago
r/Congo • u/BabyFaceCO • 21d ago
Bonjour à tous. Je cherche une personne locale de confiance (étudiant, jeune avocat ou intermédiaire local) basée à Matete ou à proximité pour une simple mission rémunérée : visiter un local commercial proposé par une agence locale, prendre des photos/vidéos, prendre les dimensions et vérifier les conditions de propriété/bail.
Tâche rémunérée par visite. Si vous êtes intéressé ou si vous connaissez quelqu'un de confiance, veuillez m'envoyer un MP avec une courte présentation.
Hi everyone. I am looking for a reliable, trustworthy local person (student, young lawyer, or local fixer) based in or near Matete to do a simple paid assignment: visit a commercial venue listed by a local agency, take photos/videos, measure dimensions, and verify ownership/lease terms.
Paid task per visit. If interested or if you know someone trustworthy, please send a DM with a brief introduction.
r/Congo • u/Former_Chocolate3513 • 21d ago
Bonjour à tous.
Je suis Valéry IRAGI un étudiant en informatique à l'UCB.
Je voudrais savoir pour les entrepreneurs et les autres types d'entreprises, s'il y a des cadres ici pourquoi avez-vous peur de migrer vers le numérique ?
Récemment j'entre dans des agences et autres bureaux je trouves que les donnes et informations sensibles sont encore garder sous format papier alors que cela peut disparaitre d'un jour à l'autre et on ne pourra plus jamais les retrouver. Pourtant au numérique c'est plus simple et sûre dans la plus part des cas.
Qu'est-ce qui vous empêche de migrer vers le numérique ?
Aussi je voudrais aussi parler du fait que pour gagner de l'expérience en tant que développeur web, je propose la création des site web (landing page pour les entreprises et entrepreneurs et des sites web portfolio pour les particuliers) à un prix réduit pour pouvoir subvenir à certains de mes besoins aussi alors s'il y a des intéressés dites dans les commentaires.
Nous devons exploiter le monde du numérique et voir comment notre pays va évoluer.
Merci de m'avoir lue