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YOANE WISSA

Born on September 3, 1996, in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, Yoane Wissa is a Congolese international footballer who plays as a left winger or centre-for…

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SIMON BANZA

Simon Banza, whose full name is Simon Bokoté Banza, is a Congolese international footballer born on August 13, 1996, in Creil, France. He plays as …

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CEDRIC BAKAMBU

Cédric Bakambu is a Congolese international footballer born on April 11, 1991, in Vitry-sur-Seine, France. He plays as a striker for Real Betis. …

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WORLD CUP 2026: SEBASTIEN DESABRE REVEALS THE 26 LEOPARDS OF THE DRC

An awaited list that confirms the continuity of Sébastien Desabre's project at the helm of the Leopards. It reflects a balance between experienced …

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J.M. WESTION : FASHION IN THE SERVICE OF HEALTH

Based at the Pullman Hotels in Kinshasa, Maison J.M. Weston officially launches its activities with its iconic 180 moccasin, revisited in the colors…

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THE MOST FREQUENT INJURIES IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL: BETWEEN PERFORMANCE AND PHYSICAL RISK

Football is not played without injuries. Bruises, cramps, strains, sprains, pulled muscles, ligament injuries, even muscle tears… What are the most…

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AFRICAN PIONEERS IN THE WORLD CUP: ZAIRE 1974

The Leopards of Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of Congo, were the first sub-Saharan African team to participate in a FIFA World Cup. In 1974, f…

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WHY QUALIFICATION FOR THE WORLD CUP CHANGES A COUNTRY'S DESTINY

Qualifying for a FIFA World Cup is not just a sporting achievement. For many countries, this qualification represents an economic, political, cultu…

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THE LUMUMBA PHENOMENON: THE MAN OF THE 2025 AFCON

According to several sports media outlets, the Congolese Football Federation (FECOFA) has reportedly decided to include the famous Congolese suppor…

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DENISE NYAKERU TSHISEKEDI, THE OTHER LEOPARDS SUPPORTER

In the stands of the Stade des Martyrs, chants rise, flags wave, and the colors blue, red, and yellow flood the stands. Amid this popular fervor, o…

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DODO WORKS DOMO.TEAM MANAGER DES LEOPARDS

Long considered outsiders on the African scene, the DRC national football team has made a historic comeback by securing their qualification for the…

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VERON MOSENGO, A FABRIC AT THE HEAD OF FECOFA

Congolese football is turning a new page. After several years of transition and institutional uncertainty, the Congolese Football Federation (FECOF…

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FIVE QUESTIONS FOR DIDIER BUDIMBU

In a context where the Democratic Republic of Congo's national football team is generating renewed hope and national pride, sports authorities are …

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SEBASTIEN DESABRE: THE MAN WHO REVIVED CONGOLESE FOOTBALL

At 49, Sébastien Desabre has just made African football history. By qualifying the Democratic Republic of Congo's national football team for the 20…

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FROM THE PALACE TO THE STADIUMS: FELIX TSHISEKEDI AND THE RENAISSANCE OF CONGOLESE FOOTBALL

For a long time, Congolese football lived between nostalgia and disillusionment. Nostalgia for the great generations of the Democratic Republic of …

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