Depuis le début de l’épidémie déclarée le 10 mars 2020, le cumul des cas est de 26.469, dont 26.468 cas confirmés et 1 cas probable. Au total, il y a eu 712 décès  et 22.432 personnes guéries.   

• 64 nouveaux cas confirmés, dont 24 à Kinshasa, 18 au Nord-Kivu, 10 au Sud-Kivu, 8 dans le Haut-Katanga, 3 à la Tshopo et 1 au Kwango ; 
• 338 échantillons testés ;
• 1 nouveau décès des cas confirmés ;
• 1.831 nouvelles personnes sorties guéries des CTCo et parmi les personnes suivies à domicile, 1.584 à Kinshasa, 83 dans le Haut-Katanga, 59 au Lualaba, 54 au Kongo Central, 19 au Nord-Kivu, 13 au Sud-Kivu, 12 en Ituri, 4 au Nord-Ubangi, 2 au Maniema et 1 au Kasaï Oriental ;
• La République démocratique du Congo a dépassé la barre de vingt-deux mille (22.000) personnes guéries de coronavirus 2019 (Covid-9). Le nombre des guéris, présenté dans ce bulletin, inclut les données qui n’étaient pas encore transmises au niveau nationale de la riposte. 

1.   Kinshasa          :            19.780 cas ;
2.   Nord-Kivu       :            1.642 cas ;  
3.   Haut-Katanga :            1.592 cas ;
4.   Kongo Central  :              1.547 cas ;
5.   Sud-Kivu          :            794 cas ;
6.   Lualaba              :              494 cas ; 
7.   Ituri                 :            224 cas ;
8.   Tshopo            :            113 cas ;
9.   Haut-Uélé       :            95 cas ;
10.   Equateur         :            62 cas ; 
11.   Nord-Ubangi  :            40 cas ;
12.   Maniema        :            20 cas ;
13.   Kasaï Central  :            17 cas ;
14.   Kwilu               :            9 cas ;
15.   Sud-Ubangi     :            7 cas ;
16.   Tanganyika     :            7 cas ;
17.  Kasaï  Oriental             :            7 cas ;
18.   Bas-Uélé         :            6 cas 
19.   Kwango           :            5 cas ;
20.   Kasaï                :            3 cas ;
21.   Maï-Ndombe  :            2 cas ;
22.   Tshuapa          :            2 cas ;
23.   Haut-Lomami :            1 cas. 

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… as Nigerian Women in PR concludes plans to host participants at its annual conference

LAGOS, Nigeria, – March 5, 2021-/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Public relations as a profession has been misunderstood and largely unappreciated over the years, especially as many are unable to identify distinguishing features from its sister professions: advertising and marketing.

This, Nigerian Women in Public Relations has said, is the reason they have authored the Experiencing Public Relations book set to be launched on Saturday March 6 by 11am. Speaking ahead of the event, the keynote speaker Omotola Oyebanjo, Head Corporate Affairs and Communications, Africa and Middle East at Upfield said:

“The PR profession is often underestimated, largely due to a lack of understanding of what it is about, and yet its impact on organisations is crucial. As reputation managers and image makers, we have the important responsibility of building trust, managing critical stakeholders, telling the brand’s stories in a compelling way and ensuring that organizations are well positioned and their reputations protected. Like health and wellbeing, these cannot be easily quantified in Naira and Kobo, but take it away, and suddenly companies discover that they lose a lot of Naira and Kobo.”

The Experiencing Public Relations book is a compilation of essays from 12 Nigerian women practicing public relations in Nigeria, Ireland, the United States and the United Kingdom. With contributors ranging from entry level professionals to veterans with over two decades’ experience, the articles discuss practical steps and raise thought-provoking questions that can help readers navigate their public relations journey from being young professionals to c-suite public relations women.

“This is our contribution to the body of knowledge in public relations, which is critical for the continued growth of our industry. Our selection process in identifying contributors was rigorous and carefully designed to ensure that we get representation across different generations. We also made certain to have contributors who work on the client side as well as in PR agencies. This is why we are confident that the information contained in the book will be of significant benefit to all public relations practitioners, both male and female, our industry regulators and the general public. Even more interesting – the book will be available to download for free on our website www.ngwomeninpr.org after the launch!” says Tolulope Olorundero, Editor-in-Chief of Experiencing Public Relations and Founder, Nigerian Women in Public Relations.

The articles in the book include: Who is a Public Relations Professional by Victoria Nwadoka; Switching to Public Relations by Demilade Abolaji; Public Relations in the Digital Age by Adebola Olomo; Why Media Relations is still a Powerful Part of PR for Nigeria and its Diaspora by Ronke Lawal; and Rethinking Government Communications by Adedoyin Jaiyesimi.

Other articles include: The Senior PR Woman by Oluwayemisi Adekunle; How to Get a Seat at the Table by Aderayo Bankole; Entertainment PR by Satira Osemudiamen; Work-Life Integration by Temi Ibekwe; Five Tips to Nurture your Career by Mabel Aladenusi-Adeteye; Educational Courses and Sources in Public Relations by Adaora Njemanze; and Discovering PR as an Undergraduate Millennial by Ibukun Falope.

The Experiencing Public Relations book is project conceived by the Nigerian Women in PR organisation. Nigerian Women in PR, established in 2019, is an independent social impact organisation created to build a robust network of practising and aspiring female public relations professionals of Nigerian descent. Their aim is to support, inspire and empower these professionals while improving access to career advancing opportunities. With its robust programs including #PRin30Seconds, Campus Students’ Summit and #ThrivethruPR, the organisation is determined to support female professionals get and retain a seat at the table where far-reaching decisions are made.

Event details:
Date: March 6, 2021
Time: 11am WAT
Registration link: www.bit.ly/experiencingpr
Website: www.ngwomeninpr.org
Email: ngwomeninpr@gmail.com, community@ngwomeninpr.org
Phone numbers: +2349022496806, +2348024452344

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Samy Badibanga démissionne de ses fonctions de premier vice-président du Sénat. Il jette l’éponge « pour des raisons des convenances personnelles« .

Il était resté seul membre du Bureau Thambwe Mwamba encore en fonction et dont le remplacement n a été opéré lors des dernières élections organisées par le bureau d âge du sénat.

Il faut dire que la pétition initiée contre Samy Badibanga a été rejetée par la plupart des sénateurs faute des pétitionnaires dans la salle de la plénière.

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