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A | DRC President Felix Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, will travel to Luanda on Wednesday for talks, Patrick Muyaya, a spokesperson for Tshisekedi, told the Associated Press (AP) on Tuesday.,“They will be discussing Rwanda’s aggression in Congo,” Muyaya told the AP, adding it “is obvious” that Kinshasa still believes that Kigali has not just given the M23 rebel group its support, but has sent Rwandan soldiers to fight alongside them in eastern Congo’s North Kivu Province.,Kigali has denied both claims and levied similar ones at Kinshasa, saying they support the Hutu Power group Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), a militia in North Kivu descended from those who carried out the genocide of Rwandan Tutsis and Twa in 1994. In North Kivu, the FDLR and M23, a primarily Tutsi group, oppose each other.,“That is the same story for 20 years ago. Why would Congo be supporting them to shell Rwanda territory? Those accusations are not true,” Muyaya told AP. “We have to deal with hundreds of armed groups inside the country and we have been talking to all neighbors about a common strategy to end foreign armed group activities.”,© Paul EllisDemocratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi delivers his message during a session on Action on Forests and Land Use, during the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021.Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi delivers his message during a session on Action on Forests and Land Use, during the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021.© Paul Ellis,Lourenco has already established himself as a mediator in this dispute after securing the release of two Rwandan soldiers from Congolese custody in May. The soldiers had been taken from the Rwandan side of the border by the FDLR, according to Kagame’s government.,A previous conflict between Hutu and Tutsi groups in eastern Congo, in the aftermath of the 1994 genocide, led to the outbreak of the bloody Congo Wars, which drew in dozens of African nations and killed millions, mainly in DR Congo. The conflict is often referred to as “Africa’s World War” due to its destructiveness and scope.,In late June, the East African Community took action to try and calm tensions, voting to send troops to North Kivu to help keep the peace. A United Nations peacekeeping force has long been present in the area, with some 14,000 troops whose purpose is to keep different militia groups from fighting each other or brutalizing the local population.,The situation in North Kivu began to deteriorate last year after the M23, a group that disarmed in 2013, rebelled, claiming Kinshasa had not honored the terms of its demobilization. A series of infractions by both sides have turned up the tension, including the soldiers’ kidnappings, rockets flying across the border, and more.,© AP PhotoPresident Emmanuel Macron of France hosted Rwanda's President Kagame at the Elysee Palace last year as he sought to thaw relationsPresident Emmanuel Macron of France hosted Rwanda's President Kagame at the Elysee Palace last year as he sought to thaw relations© AP Photo,“If it wants war, it will have war,” Tshisekedi said of Rwanda late last month after M23 captured the city of Bunagana on the Rwandan border.,A separate incident earlier this week unfolded elsewhere in North Kivu. In the city of Beni, a Ugandan soldier “inadvertently shot … two of his comrades,” a spokesperson for the joint Congo-Uganda military mission there told reporters on Tuesday. He added that the soldier was under arrest.,Last month, Kampala and Kinshasa agreed to extend their six-month joint military operation in North Kivu for an unspecified period of time. The Ugandan military sent 1,700 troops into the area in December 2021 to help fight the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), an Islamist rebel group that has long operated there but which in 2021 declared its allegiance to Daesh* and has been blamed for terrorist attacks in Kampala and across North Kivu. The group is of Ugandan origin but fled across the border into DR Congo in the 1990s.,*Daesh (also known as ISIS/ISIL/IS) is a terrorist organization banned in Russia and many other countries。童心飞扬安全护航 ——记杭州市康运幼儿园御港园区开学第一课宣教活动当温暖的阳光再次洒满幼儿园的每一个角落，我们迎来了孩子们期待已久的回归。新学期，不仅是一个新的开始，更是我们深化安全教育、播种安全意识的关键时刻。在孩子们踏入校园的那一刻起，我们将携手并进，共同为他们筑起一道坚实的安全防线。御港园区于2025年2月14日正式启动了开学安全第一课的系列教育活动，为孩子们的新学期保驾护航。一、安心启航，乐启新程新学期伊始，为了确保孩子们在安全的环境中快乐学习。因此方老师高度重视校园安全的工作，联合后勤姚老师及保安团队对全园监控设备进行了全面检查，确保每一个角落都在监控覆盖之下，无死角保障幼儿安全。同时还检查了园内的消防设施，确保灭火器、消防栓等设备完好无损，能够随时投入使用。

B | 双方就日常巡查、应急处理等方面进行了深入沟通，进一步提升了校园的安全防范能力。幼儿安全始终放在首位，新学期将以更加严格的安全管理措施，为孩子们营造一个安全、和谐的校园环境，让家长放心，让孩子开心。园区还邀请了康桥派出所孙警官来园进行园内的消防设施，确保灭火器、消防栓等设备完好无损，能够随时投入使用。孙警官对园区巡查、应急处理等方面进行了深入沟通，并提出建议，进一步提升了校园的安全防范能力。二、守护安全，童趣无忧为增强幼儿的安全意识，各年段精心策划并开展了丰富多彩的安全教育活动，旨在通过生动有趣的活动，增强幼儿的安全意识，为他们的健康成长保驾护航。小班年段小班年段围绕用电安全、教室内乱跑安全、玩具尖锐物品安全以及坐姿安全等方面，通过故事讲述、情景模拟和互动问答等方式，幼儿们在轻松愉快的氛围中逐渐认识到安全的重要性。老师们耐心地向他们解释插座的危险性，教导他们如何在教室内安全地行走和玩耍，以及如何正确使用尖锐玩具和保持正确的坐姿。这些基础的安全知识，为小班幼儿们今后的学习和生活奠定了坚实的基础。个寒假，让我们共同守护孩子们的身心健康。中班年段中班的安全教育活动则更加侧重于校园安全方面。老师们通过生动的讲解和形象的演示，让幼儿们了解了校园内的安全标识和逃生路线，并教会他们如何在遇到陌生人时保持警惕和寻求帮助。同时，老师们还通过游戏互动的方式，让幼儿们了解了食品安全和交通安全的基本常识，帮助他们树立了自我保护意识。大班年段大班则更加深入地开展了消防安全的教育活动。老通过角色扮演、绘画、教学活动以及模拟演练等多种形式，让幼儿们全面了解了火灾的危害和预防措施。在角色扮演中，幼儿们分别扮演消防员和受灾群众，亲身体验了火灾现场的紧张氛围和消防员的英勇救援。在绘画活动中，他们用自己的画笔描绘出对消防安全的认知和感悟。通过此次安全教育活动，幼儿们学会了如何正确使用灭火器和进行紧急疏散，进一步提高了他们的安全意识和自救能力。各年段在开展安全教育活动的过程中，孩子们不仅收获了宝贵的安全知识，更在轻松愉快的氛围中增强了安全意识。希望通过这样丰富有趣的形式，让孩子们从小树立起安全第一的观念，为他们的健康成长保驾护航。展望未来，幼儿园将继续把安全教育工作放在首位，坚信在家长、教师和社会的共同努力下，孩子们的安全意识将会得到进一步提升，为他们的美好未来奠定坚实基础。

C | 撰稿：李程程拍摄：各年段教师审核人：沈红娟。

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