Talk:Kolwezi

I have tried to find out the name of lake that Kolwezi is situated at and what river(s) who runs into and out of this lake. Can anybody help out?

Hi,

Please any one who is living in Kolwezi please tell me how is life over there....? How about the people ? are the good ? Frendly ?

I NEED HELP........................

Good morning All of you!!!

May be you can say - who is she and what she to want? i can say just one - i need Help from you.

The fact - one year ago i got a job in your site. I am from Kazakhstan and you can see full job experience on the attached CV for my attention. I need to know who have receive my message when after i can say something.

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I believe for your attention and understanding. Best regards, Liliya Javadova +7 701 320 9222 lidz@inbox.ru —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.240.40.94 (talk) 07:06, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

[See this amazing link...it shows how some of the people in Kolwezi are members of the Greek Orthodox Faith and how they have actually learned the Greek language. This is truly beautiful and inspiring. It is the Holy Spirit at work!!!!

http://vatopaidi.wordpress.com/2010/04/23/pasha-sto-koulouezi-tou-kongo/

I am in Kolwezi now, 23rd of Jun 2014, and I already spent several months in this city.

Life is OK, the prices are a little bit high, because there are lot of "Muzungu" in this city, lot of mining companies. It is the most developed city in Katanga province after Lubumbashi.

During my interactions with people they seemed to be calm and peacefully, no problem to walk alone in the street, far safer than in Kinshasa. The Katanga province is the most developed in the entire DRC. The climate is colder than the rest of the country for the altitude (~1,500 m.) Not so many mosquitoes, thus the malaria incidence is reduced. The local people they are usually artisan miners. They dig for minerals in the surrounding areas and sell the minerals to different mining companies. The local infrastructure is lasting from the Belgian time, but the locals are not able to maintain it. The local GECAMINES Company is using the same old technology. The Railways SNCC Company suffer of bankruptcy, there is one running train per month for the passengers. The water in the area is not really a problem, but the quality of this water it is. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 41.215.254.65 (talk) 06:58, 23 June 2014 (UTC)

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