Clickz

World Press  International -  Mobisie,  Kenya

Within the confines of Africa’s second largest country 

by area,the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a newly 

founded sovereign state has now been formally recognized.  Previously largely isolated this area, now called 

Clickz, has been granted international sovereignty.   

Far from undeveloped, the inhabitants have a capital 

city of twohundred thousand and several suburbs, drive 

cars and work in modern offices.   Their unique language, officially called Clickz, is completely oral, never 

written and can best be described as the sounds a mouth 

makes by gently smacks lips and clicks tongue. 

With no easily distinguishable words, the popping, 

smacking sounds are produced in rapid irregular rhythms.    

Such as: “ppp, dpadpa, dpa tutut” - roughly translated to 

mean: “Pleased to see your bird.”

With the advent of the Twenty-First Century and the

strengthening world community this group has recently 

gained membership into the United Nations. 

Before the first meeting in the world council the Clickz 

leadership met with U.N. translators, during which the 

group of experts upon hearing the new language for the 

first time thoughtthe envoys from Click were joking.