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In Kinshasa, young acrobats perform on the streets, earning significantly more than the average civil servant, which helps support their families. However, they face risks due to the lack of safety and health insurance. The Congolese Athletics Federation believes these performers should be trained in proper facilities. Despite challenges, the success of acrobats like Richard and Joan has inspired many young people to join the circus trade, highlighting the need for a structured framework to nurture their talents both locally and internationally.

What activities do the performers engage in after school?

How much do the performers earn on average per month?

What risks do acrobats face while performing in Kinshasa?

What does the Congolese Athletics Federation suggest for the boys?

What impact has Richard and Joan's success had on the youth in Kinshasa?