News : Shoot in open air

Click Here to read the article
To pee outdoor it is a common fact in most countries in Africa like Senegal, Cote d’ivoire and Congo Brazzaville …
People who are more reach by this phenomenon it is the men and most of them are comfortable shooting out in open air even in Brazzaville's Downtown, it isn't hygienic though, but this fact is increasing more and more everywhere in Congo Brazzaville and all around in Africa.

To reduce or stop this practice are putting some signs all over the city warning people not to urinate in public, some signs are often very strict in their warnings like : "YOU PISS WILL HIT YOU" but beside warnings all people don't really mind about and keep doing their habit.

The lack of public toilets that le maim point of this phenomenon public toilets are not very common in most cities in Africa or very expensive

The danger of keep urinating out in open air is that later people can be sick specially children who are used to playing on the floor. Once in contact with the sand all this batteries (Virus) are transported by the rain and after being in contact with the sand kids can be strike by severe illness like diarrhoea that is biggest killer of children in Africa

Globalisation in Congo Brazzaville and Dakar

Globalisation has had huge effects on many areas including the technology field.
In my view the biggest was in the technical and science field.

Over the last past years in Brazzaville and Dakar most companies found in the country were national companies and it was hard to find many people from other countries come and work but now the effects of globalisation is visible.

You can find many western technologies companies in Senegal and some Countries in Africa like Congo. People are trying to come from all over Africa for finding out. The population is increasing and the opportunity of finding job is increasing too, but it still keep the same condition of life in some places.

in the other hand many people from Congo are leaving the country for studying technology and trying to find jobs.Technology skills is on request in many western countries like USA, Canada, France, UK, Spain, Australia, New Zealand as result there are shortages of skills in Africa

Beside all kind of western technology company in Africa people are still struggling to improve their daily life in Africa

Class Profile

There are 16 students include me it's 17 students many of them have been in New Zealand for many years and get NZ passport and some have a PR and the rest are international students and have a different origin, cultural and background . all from a part of the world

Three of them (two women and one man) come from China, two women come from Afghanistan, two women come from Korea, one woman comes from Russia, one woman comes from Ukraine, one woman comes from Japan she is international student, another woman comes from Thailand , one woman comes from Palestinian, one from Iran,one woman comes from Iran, one woman comes from comes from Pakistan, one man comes from Congo Brazzaville in Central Africa in NZ since August 2007, one man comes from Ethiopia, one a man comes from Romania

We have been here in New Zealand for between 3 months and over 10 years, the shortest time are of us has been in NZ is 3 months and the largest time is over 15 years

Most of them have a New Zealand citizenship and roughly 8 of them are a resident permanent and there are 3 who are international student

Most of them during their spare time like Listen to music or to play music some of them practise sport and like pets like dogs and cat 2 of them are not font of pets

Franck Olivier

I am Franck Olivier was born in Congo Brazzaville (more photos of brazzaville) a small and beautiful country in central Africa, after leaving my country i went to Senegal in Dakar( Historical country in West Africa) "more photos of Dakar" where i got all my university degree( master in networking and database) and moved to France especially in Lille where all my family have been living for more than 10 years.
I have been in New Zealand, Auckland for seven months and live in St Lukes, hummmm no much hobbies just trying my best to improve quickly my english and to be fluent.
In part from learning english, i read books about computer science and spend my time to church
i'm sorry if i make people upset but i dont't like pets.
I am single no kids, and i have a big family many sisters and brothers and many nephews and nices most of them live in France my mum live in the North of France (Lille) she is retired and my dad passed away more than 10 years ago.
I used to work in Telecom campanies in Senegal for many years.
My plan it's to imporve my english and to get a New Zealand Degree.
English it's my fourth langage my first language it's French and Kikongo and Lingala (which are a congolese langages)
my weakness in english it's that i forget every time new words, my strength it is i spend all my time speak english.
i have been in several coutries in Africa and in Portugal