Bismack Biyombo shines in the conference finals
Post game 3 Interview

Highlights of game 3 – TOR – CLE
“Lac Munkamba” by Bayuda du Congo
Lac Munkamba est un lac sacré au Kasayi.

[Crowdfunding] ELA Jambo

Help ELA Jambo develop and offer more african language classes on site and online.
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[Flash Back] Mobutu Tribute by Chris Rock
Back in 1997, Chris Rock made a tribute song in memory of dictator Mobutu.

“Mona Lisa” by G.Nax
G.Nax is composed of 2 members, Gene, Canadian from Haitian descent, and Orphée the Myth, Canadian from DRCongo descent.
“Les anges et Les saints SM Sanga balende” by Itshal
SM Sanga Balende is the #1 football club in Kasayi, based in Mbuji-Mayi. There, there is also AS Bantous and in Kananga, there is US Tshinkunku.
The song is praising SM Sanga Balende Wa Banjelu ni Bansantu who has been pretty successful these past few years. We wish them to soar even higher and stronger! Congolese football is good!

[Documentary] Elikya
Director: Sarah M. Kazadi
Year: 2012
***Official Selection: International Black Film Festival of Nashville***
Synopsis: ELIKYA is a voyage from a run-down basketball court in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to the sunny, palm-tree lined roads of southern Arizona. Viewers embark on a dream chase, following 16-year-old Losmie Lutaya’s quest to use basketball as a ticket to a better life. This film peers into what it’s like to be a young woman living in the poverty-stricken “Rape Capital of the World,” and dealing with the whirlwind of obstacles that entails. Losmie has found refuge in basketball and is banking on it to make her dreams a reality. She wants to follow in the footsteps of her former teammates, who are adjusting to their new homes, 7,000 miles away from home. Ultimately, ELIKYA is a story about making it, overcoming obstacles and helping to bring positive change your country.








