Bundu Dia Kongo

Bundu dia Kongo is a politico-cultural movement founded in June 1969 by Ne Mwanda Nsemi. The movement is mainly based in the Bas-Congo province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The movement focuses on defending, protecting, and promoting values, rights, and interests of Kongo people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The movement advocates for the establishment of a federal government system in the Democratic Republic of the Congo while seeking to eradicate social and economic injustices long imposed to Kongo people by the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The movement is led by Ne Muanda Nsemi. The movement has several thousand followers in Kinshasa and in the Bas-Congo province. For decades, the movement has had a relatively strong sustainable impact on the Kongo people. The movement's main concern is the social transformation of African societies through cultural regeneration. The movement also focuses on the resistance against pre-conceived destruction of the history of Kongo people, their fundamental values, and their identity through knowledge of their spiritual patrimony.