Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Sapeurs are elegant dressers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) who belong to La Sape.
La Sape is the Society of Ambiance Makers and Elegant People.
They've come together in the capital, Kinshasa, for Sapper Day.
They're also asking the Congolese government to accept their fashion as art.
The sapeurs' style came from West African colonial workers.
They brought their fashion with them to the Congo.
In the Congo, it was first worn by the rich to show their social class.
Later, the younger generation used it to create their own style.
Nowadays, many sapeurs work low-paying jobs or have no work, but they still pay attention to their appearance.
The Congo experienced lots of violence and was divided into two countries.
But La Sape has lasted through those times until today.
The President of the Republic of the Congo decided that the style was 'cultural heritage'.
Now, sapeurs are respected.
But this isn't the case in the DRC.
Six Lokoto wants the government to support them just like other artists.
