Sunday, 7 February 2016
Try Pacifique Sukisa-Makasi and other DRC emerging politicians for a positive surprise!
I am definitely one of those rare reliable Democratic Republic of Congo's citizens the International Community and "Free world" in particular has been searching for, the ones the Democratic Republic of Congo's ordinary people need to light up the necessary candle to the positive change that many of us have been hungry and thirsty for a very long time.
Until Mr Nelson Mandela was given a chance, very few of his compatriots and Global citizens knew that in Nelson Mandela was a rare Statesman and humanitarian who has become an inspiration to me and to many other World's citizens.
I make a plea that my compatriots and other World's citizens who are truly aiming Peace, Stability, good governance and viable environment for business (Trade) in the Democratic Republic of Congo, stop to persistently wasting time. Try me and some of other Democratic Republic of Congo's emerging politicians like me and I am ensuring you that we will surprise everyone.
I thank you!
Pacifique Sukisa-Makasi,
President,
RC.
The National and Inclusive dialogue in DRC is one of the RC's projects, not President Joseph Kabila's project.
Not
President Joseph Kabila. I, Pacifique Sukisa-Makasi initiated the
National and Inclusive dialogue that is currently gaining momentum in
the DRC politics.
It
is good that President Joseph Kabila is finally committed to dialogue
but he is not the initiator of the National and Inclusive dialogue
that he is claiming to have initiated some months ago, last year
2015, as he said in his 2015's address to the DRC people. I initiated
this dialogue on behalf of the revolution Congolaise.rc that I am
currently leading.
Sooner
after the November 2011 Presidential flawed elections in the DRC, I
thought that dialogue is the best way to finding a durable and
lasting solution to the current known DRC problems. I, therefore
requested for a national and inclusive dialogue from the broader
International Community, the African Union and all the sub-regions
which the DRC belongs to through various events among others:
a. On
the 31st January
2012, I was one of the key speakers at the Ambassadorial forum –
2011 DRC post elections and its aftermaths
-http://www.ai.org.za/events/17/ambassadorial-forum -
I said the following in my speech: ‘Because: “yesterday
is not ours to recover but tomorrow is ours to win or to lose”, we
respectfully, request that the SADEC, the former “CPGL”, the
African Union and the International Community help us (DRC people) to
meet and have a dialogue on how important and urgent it is that we
(DRC people) unite and commit onto fighting our common enemies that
are: hunger and malnutrition, poor health care (HIV/aids, malaria,…)
poor education, dictatorship, human rights abuses, lack of strong
government institutions, lack of formal and effective partnership
with the International Community based on the free world principles,
rather than fighting ourselves or to blaming others of our misery.’
Here
is my related full
speech: http://revolutioncongolaise-rc.blogspot.co.za/2012/02/mr-pacifique-sukisa-makasis-speach-on.html
b. On
the 27 March 2012, I was one of the carefully selected participants
on a roundtable on the DRC, that came to be known as the ‘A
regional response to
the post-election situation in the DRC’ http://www.congoforum.be/
c. I
continued to advocating and lobbying for this national and inclusive
dialogue through my article that was original published by Pambazuka
(an International Pan African Media) -
http://www.pambazuka.net/en/category.php/comment/84224
This article was further distributed by other international medias among others:
· http://www.herald.co.zw/need-for-new-beginning-in-drc/
· http://www.ipisresearch.be/briefing.php?id=35 “Need
for a new beginning in DRC | 20th September 2012 | Pazumbuka News -
Article advocating the need for Africa’s sub-regions, the African
Union and the broader international community to assist the Congolese
population to challenge the current political system, stressing the
need for an all-inclusive dialogue involving political actors, the
general public and the Congolese Diaspora. The article states that
this dialogue must address post-election problems and the defining
factors of the current deadlock in the DRC, as well as governance,
social justice and cohesion to encourage political maturity. The
article addresses different measures being taken by Congolese
diasporas in South Africa, with one group (Congolese citizens in
South Africa) perpetrating violent attacks on those it perceives as
supporting the DRC government, and another moderate group (Revolution
Congolaise RC) lobbying the SADC, the ICGLR, the African Union and
the broader international community to assist Congolese citizens to
combat the dictatorial political system. The article states that DRC
opposition groups are currently divided and expresses disappointment
that President Kabila and opposition groups are not willing enter
into the dialogue.”
No
wonder, someone or a group of people are trying to kill me. In
2009, I survived torture and escaped death from the ANR (DRC National
Information Agency) and the then GSSP (Presidential Special Security
Guards) now called GR (Republican Guards) in DRC. In 2012, I survived
an assassination attempt by a Zimbabwean national, a Bulgarian national and a South
African national whom almost killed me after they succeeded to enter as far as
my bedroom, in South Africa. In 2014, I survived a deadly
poisoning, in South Africa. In
2015, my kids, wife and I survived fire that burned down my family's
entire home, in South Africa:
The list of incidents that can be linked to the threatening of my life and of my wife and kids because of my political commitments is long.
Revolution
Congolaise (RC) - General Information:
http://revolutioncongolaise-rc.blogspot.co.za/2015/08/revolution-congolaise-rc-general.html
Please
keep me and the RC in your thoughts and prayers as I remain committed
to contributing on building a better (peaceful, stable and
prosperous) DRC.
Pacifique
Sukisa-Makasi, President,
Revolution
Congolaise.rc,
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
Revolution Congolaise (RC) - General Information.
ORGANIZATION NAME: Revolution CongolaiseFounded: December 10, 2011
Registration number: 2017/313356/08
Affiliation: CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation - http://civicus.org/index.php/en/
VISION:
The Revolution Congolaise (RC)’s
vision is to contribute on the building of a Peaceful, Stable and Prosperous
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with good governance, with attractive
economic management and with a good business environment that shall attract the
private sector (national and international investment). A DRC where all people
shall live in harmony and with equal opportunity and that shall not operate in
isolation but that shall effectively be part of and play an important roles in
all the sub regions it belongs to, Africa and our Interdependent world.
The RC’s current Projects:
1. The RC is advocating for Africa’s sub regions, the
African Union and the broader International community to assist the Congolese
people to challenge the current political system, through an all-inclusive
dialogue involving political actors, Grassroots / civic organizations and the
Congolese diaspora. This dialogue must address the 2011 post-election problems
and defining factors of the current deadlock in the DRC, as well as governance,
social justice and cohesion to encourage political maturity and must address
the post President Joseph Kabila’s current term.
2. An educational campaign for a Needed New Beginning in DRC
and that requires us to put our differences aside and focus on building a NATION
out of our divided societies through the understanding that a Peaceful, Stable
and Prosperous DRC is a responsibility of every DRC citizen (leaders and
ordinary people).
COUNTRY: Democratic Republic of Congo
TYPE OF ORGANISATION: Grass-roots organisation, Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO)
Organisation's Geographic Reach: National
Organisations Fields of expertise: Health,
Human Rights/ Social Justice, Education / Skills Development, Community
Development, Advocacy / Lobbying, Children / Youth, Civic Participation &
Volunteerism, Media (Incl. alternative and community), Democracy /Governance /
Transparency & Accountability, Gender / Vulnerable Groups / Minority
Populations, Land / Rural Development / Agriculture, International and Economic
Development
Organisations Areas of Interests: Legitimacy,
Transparency, Accountability, Capacity Building and Trainings, Post Rio +20 /
Post 2015, Participatory Governance, Campaigns, Gender, Vulnerable and Minority
Groups, Human Rights / Civic Rights and UN related issues, Networking
Opportunities and Events
To Donate:
Account Holder: Revolution Congolaise NPC
Bank Name: FNB
Account Type: Cheque Account
Account Number: 62737456451
Branch Code: 250-655
SWIFT/BIC: FIRNZAJJXXX (for international transfers only)
Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Revolution-Congolaise-RC/495191660647794
LinkedIn Profile:
Twitter Handle: @RCongolaise
Contact details
Primary Contact Person:
Last Name: Sukisa-Makasi
First Name: Pacifique
Gender: Male
Job Title / Position: Leader
Twitter: @PacifiqueSukisa
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pacifiquesukisamakasi
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/psmakasi
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
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