[ Leadership féminin et activités politiques : penser l’impensable en RD Congo ]
Volume 21, Issue 2, April 2016, Pages 397–401
Pierre MUGISHO CIZA1 and Jean-Marie CIKULI CIZUNGU2
1 Assistant d’enseignements à l’Institut Supérieur de Techniques de Développement (ISTD-Mulungu), RD Congo
2 Université de Kisangani (UNIKIS), RD Congo
Original language: French
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The question of leadership is a reality today in Africa. Proceedings are multiform and orientations are sometimes erroneous following feelings with which one deals this question. Can we say that man is indeed selfish and doesn't want to feel the woman in the domain of the management of politics? Is one able inversely to think that women themselves doesn't want or are they reticent to make their engagement in the politics? Are as much questions that could put himself. To understand the sense and the level of engagement of a Congolese woman in particular and African in general, in the domain of the political management, the African tradition will be able to illuminate us. Thats why we will make some considerations about image that the African tradition made of the woman. This image that one makes about woman in africa, is it again able to hold in this century where the parity makes its resonance further "to free the captive of masculinity "? We think that in a State of right, everybody, man and woman, must bring his contribution through his expertises to really build a democratic State. And the woman must be from there really conscious and the society must prepare her to this new expertise that was previously out of preoccupation.
Author Keywords: Political engagement, involvment, woman, State of right, family, managers, political promotion, Gouvernance.
Volume 21, Issue 2, April 2016, Pages 397–401
Pierre MUGISHO CIZA1 and Jean-Marie CIKULI CIZUNGU2
1 Assistant d’enseignements à l’Institut Supérieur de Techniques de Développement (ISTD-Mulungu), RD Congo
2 Université de Kisangani (UNIKIS), RD Congo
Original language: French
Copyright © 2016 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Abstract
The question of leadership is a reality today in Africa. Proceedings are multiform and orientations are sometimes erroneous following feelings with which one deals this question. Can we say that man is indeed selfish and doesn't want to feel the woman in the domain of the management of politics? Is one able inversely to think that women themselves doesn't want or are they reticent to make their engagement in the politics? Are as much questions that could put himself. To understand the sense and the level of engagement of a Congolese woman in particular and African in general, in the domain of the political management, the African tradition will be able to illuminate us. Thats why we will make some considerations about image that the African tradition made of the woman. This image that one makes about woman in africa, is it again able to hold in this century where the parity makes its resonance further "to free the captive of masculinity "? We think that in a State of right, everybody, man and woman, must bring his contribution through his expertises to really build a democratic State. And the woman must be from there really conscious and the society must prepare her to this new expertise that was previously out of preoccupation.
Author Keywords: Political engagement, involvment, woman, State of right, family, managers, political promotion, Gouvernance.
Abstract: (french)
La question du leadership est une réalité aujourd’hui en Afrique. Les débats sont multiformes et les orientations sont parfois erronées suite aux sentiments avec lesquels on traite cette question. Peut-on dire que l’homme est vraiment égoïste et ne veut pas sentir la femme dans le domaine de la gestion du pouvoir ? Peut-on inversement penser que les femmes elles-mêmes ne veulent pas ou bien elles sont réticentes à faire leur engagement dans la politique ? Autant sont des questions que n’importe qui pourrait se poser. Pour comprendre le sens et le niveau d’engagement d’une femme congolaise en particulier et africaine en général, dans le domaine de la gestion politique, la tradition africaine pourra nous éclairer. Voilà pourquoi nous ferons quelques considérations sur l’image que la tradition africaine fait de la femme. Cette image que l’on fait de la femme en Afrique, peut-elle encore tenir en ce siècle où la parité fait davantage sa résonnance pour « libérer les captives de la masculinité » ? Nous pensons que dans un Etat de droit, tout le monde, homme et femme, doit apporter sa contribution à travers ses compétences pour bâtir réellement un Etat démocratique. Et la femme doit en être réellement consciente et la société doit la préparer à cette compétence nouvelle qui jadis était hors de préoccupation.
Author Keywords: Engagement politique, participation, femme, Etat de droit, gestionnaire, famille, promotion politique, Gouvernance.
How to Cite this Article
Pierre MUGISHO CIZA and Jean-Marie CIKULI CIZUNGU, “Feminin leadership and political activities : think the unthinkables in DR Congo,” International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research, vol. 21, no. 2, pp. 397–401, April 2016.
