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11 people killed and thirty others injured

The Provincial Minister and the Mayor attend the worship

The bus crashed and ripped

population Kolwezienne has sat with emotion on Monday, October 25 at the burial of 11 bodies of victims of a serious traffic accident occurred last Friday at the entrance to the town of Kolwezi.

partial coffins

Friday October 22, 2010, around 8:00, the big bus company FALCON back to full speed in Kolwezi sixty workers in enterprises MUMI ( Mu tanda Mi ning) and Bazano. The routine trip turns to tragedy when Falcon faces against a heavily loaded truck beer. All the right flank of the bus is ripped, passenger seats are uncovered: the irrevocable had happened to those workers who were returning from work mining night. There are onsite some dead, others will give up the ghost in hospitals Mwangeji and Gecamines. The final toll was 11 killed and over thirty wounded. The whole city was in turmoil, and the comments come from all sides.

The Mayor, Mrs Jinga Cime, convened the same day the Security Council, bringing together city officials and heads of companies involved in the accident. The first thing the mayor has asked the proven business is to first hold a funeral worthy of such workers died in the service. Following the problem said Madam Mayor, would be examined by the competent bodies (Inspection of Labour, Justice, etc..).

This Monday so that, in the pouring rain, Kolwezi whole has lead to their final resting bodies of the 11 injured Friday. The cult funeral was celebrated in the Temple Methodist Quarter Mutoshi before a large crowd and in the presence of the Mayor of the City of Provincial Minister of Mines, Mr. Juvenal Kitungwa and patrons of Business and MUMI Bazano.

Patterns of Mumia and Bazano

screams, tears, fading of some family members, jostling marked the beginning of the ceremony when, one after another, coffins are brought into the church. Worship is chaired by the Superintendent. Various speeches were delivered funeral. The Director General and Director MUMI Technical Group Bazano, Marcel LENG lamented the sudden loss of people died in the prime of life and assured bereaved families that they will not be abandoned to their fate.

Most victims were young people whose age varies between 27 and 37 years .

They dreamed of a quiet weekend, but the death they encountered on their journey. The mining town of Kolwezi tries to heal its wounds, to dry her tears and hope that all these young people and other anonymous regularly engulfs the earth in her womb did not die for nothing. Alain Ket Kalenda

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THE VICAR APOSTOLIC OF COMOROS ISLANDS OF VISITS KOLWEZI

Monsignor Charles Mahuza Yava, Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros, was hosted this Saturday, October 9, 2010 at National Airport Kolwezi.

At its off the plane in front of a crowd and delirious, Monsignor Charles bowed to the ground kolwezien and kissed him affectionately. It was visibly surprised by the crowd of priests and religious, faithful anonymous and folk groups who wanted a warm welcome to this son of newly elevated to bishop by Pope Benedict XVI on behalf of Comoros. After the walkabout the airport, the long procession of vehicles assumed leadership of the city where the students waited with in hands of pennons white. shouting chants, cheers accompanied Monsignor Charles to the diocese. This is where Bishop Nestor Ngoy, Bishop of Kolwezi surrounded by the diocesan curia and leaders of congregations, has received in turn and offered refreshments visitor. Before taking his rest, the host of the Comoros had to present his respects to the Mayor of the City of Kolwezi. Both personalities know long.

Bishop Charles Mahuza the Bishop of Kolwezi

This day was just a prelude to Eucharistic celebration which was to ensue the next day (Sunday, October 10, 2010). Christians had indeed made an appointment to Marian Field where the Vicar Apostolic read his mass of infancy. It was a Mass of thanks to the Lord, like the Gospel of this Sunday where the ten lepers healed, one of them returned to thank Jesus . Thanksgiving is a sign of faith (happy coincidence of readings and festive day). During his homily, Monsignor Charles showed, among other things, he was appointed by the Pope for a land where 99% population are Muslims, where it is not convert and he deals only with a few foreigners. Is a Bishop for a human community like this, wondered Monsignor Charles. Yes, he answered himself, the Lord's ways are unfathomable: there he is sent to the Church of Jesus gradually be built and grow. The Christians of the Comoros, as minority as they are, provide a presence where the love of Jesus Christ remains active. Comorians are Muslims by birth, is the law. But sometimes they just take a look at our Christian worship. Y-will it ever be, Freedom of religion in Comoros? In any case, the grain is sown with the "Diocese embryonal" led by Monsignor Charles Mahuza, whose motto is "go further". In his speech at the end of the Mass, the Bishop of Kolwezi, Bishop Nestor Ngoy blessed Heaven for the wonders that God performed: no one could dream or scheduled event a few months ago, neither Monsignor Charles nor anyone else, is the plan of God alone, "said the Bishop of Kolwezi. God says Monsignor Charles, not only to the Church of the Comoros, continued, Bishop Nestor, but to all humanity. He finally listed the signs of divine providence Archbishop Charles: Charles Mahuza was one of the first Salvatorian Congolese priests, he was the first Provincial Congolese Salvatorian, first Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros, first son of the soil to take the Episcopal purple, and in a word game fun, the Bishop of Kolwezi launches and concluded: "Yava go further, ad multos annos."

Mahuza Archbishop Charles will visit his native village Sandoa before returning to celebrate its beginnings in Cathedral Lubumbashi 7 November next.

L E FIRST APOSTOLIC VICAR OF THE COMOROS ARCHIPELAGO

The 1 st May 2010, His Holiness appointed Father Mahuza Yava as the first Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros and Mayotte (Indian Ocean). Episcopal ordination took place June 19, 2010 in Moroni hands of His Excellency Bishop Denis Wiehe, Bishop of Port Victoria, Seychelles and Conference Chairman Bishops of the Indian Ocean (CEDOI).

the field Marian

Fr Charles Mahuza Yava, SDS was born July 29, 1958 in the territory of Sandoa, Diocese of Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo. He is a member of the Society of the Divine Savior. He did his novitiate in Tanzania, he studied philosophy and theology at Kolwezi, in the Franciscan seminary Blessed John XXIII. He made his perpetual profession at Kolwezi September 8, 1991. He was ordained priest in Sandoa May 8, 1993 by HE Monsignor Songasonga. He served the following charges : 1993-1994: Parochial Vicar at Christ the King in the territory of Ntita Kapanga, 1994-1995: Studies Spirituality Centre Sevres in Paris, 1995-2000: master of novices at Kolwezi and Then in Lubumbashi; 1997-2003: Vicar Provincial; 2000-2003: Dean of Students; 2003-2009: Provincial Superior of the Vice Province Congolese for two successive terms in the second term, he is rather Provincial Superior of the Province of Salvatorian Africa (2006-2009); since 2010: parish priest in Moroni (Grande Comore). The new Apostolic Vicariate of the Comoros covers an area of about 2033 km2 with a population of 800,000 inhabitants. There are 6,000 Catholics in 3 parishes. Apostolic Administration of the Comoros Islands (1975) has been entrusted for decades to the Friars Minor Capuchin. In 1998, as the apostolic personnel were less likely it is passed to the Society of the Divine Savior (Salvatorians).

June 21, after the episcopal ordination, Bishop Charles was received by the Head of State of the Comoros.

Abbé Alain Ket Kalenda