Please cite this presentation as follows: Ricquier, Birgit, Rebecca Grollemund, David Kopa wa Kopa, Constance Kutsch Lojenga, François Abuka Balabala Alumesa, Nicolas Mombaya Liwila &
This blogpost is written by François Abuka Balabala Alumesa, David Kopa wa Kopa & Birgit Ricquier. Please cite as: Abuka Balabala Alumesa, François, David Kopa
On March 27th, 2025, David Kopa wa Kopa successfully defended his PhD dissertation “Phénomènes de contact linguistique dans le nord-est du bassin du Congo :
From 17 to 21 June 2024, more than 50 researchers in the humanities and social sciences of different nationalities gathered at the University of Kisangani,
Photo: Kujath with Michel Eza Mimolokwaye and Edmond Enguse, two primary Kango consultants, July 2023 This June and July I spent four weeks in the
Names used in the text are pseudonyms. Terms in italic are emic expressions, and if not in French they are in KiLokele. It’s Saturday, 19
*the words in italics are in Lingala, those with an asterisk (*) are in KiMbole Ngoyangoya. The impressive hydrography of the Congo basin and the
The present blog post is an appendix to the article published in the UNESCO World Report (read here, pages 361-367) and compiled by the same