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26 September 2026

Reconstructed retrospectively on 2026-10-21 from reviewed sources originally published on this date. This is not an edition published by AFROSCOPE Daily at the time, and it is not an exhaustive record. Original source dates and credits remain on every story.

Entrance gate and sign at the Mémorial du Genocost in Kinshasa. — Entrance to the Mémorial du Genocost, Kinshasa, photographed in October 2025. The ELIKIA-Archéologies exhibition is not pictured. Photo: Alphonse Masandi, CC BY-SA 4.0.Alphonse Masandi · CC BY-SA 4.0

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ELIKIA-Archéologies brings eastern Congo’s memory and resilience to Kinshasa

ACP reports that ELIKIA-Archéologies brings four artists from eastern DR Congo to Kinshasa’s Genocost memorial. The exhibition addresses memory, peace and resilience through visual art. Among the participants, Edith Congane uses painting and collage to explore the body as a site of memory, emphasising vitality and survival rather than reducing communities to suffering.

Agence Congolaise de Presse26 Sept 2026