2017 the population of Malaka prison was reported at 7,000–8,000. Of these, 3,600–4,600 escaped in a jailbreak in May 2017. Street children In the 2010s, street children or "Shegués", often orphaned, are subject to abuse by the police and military. Of the estimated 20,000 children living on Kinshasa's streets, almost a quarter are beggars, some are street vendors and about a third have some kind of employment. Some have fled from physically abusive families, notably step-parents, others were expelled from their families as they were believed to be witches, and have become outcasts. Previously a significant number were civil war orphans. Street children are mainly boys, but the percentage of girls is increasing according to UNICEF. Ndako ya Biso provides support for street children, including overnight accommodation for girls. There are also second generation street children: "they referred to their sub-culture of violence as kindoubill". These children have been the object of considerable outside study. Notable people International relations Kinshasa is twinned with: Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo Johannesburg, South Africa Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand Ankara, Turkey, since 2005 In popular culture WWE wrestler Shinsuke Nakamura uses a running knee strike, called the Kinshasa, as his finisher. This is, obviously, a reference to the eponymous city. However, the move was previously named as Bomaye (which translated to "kill him") during his time in New Japan Pro Wrestling but was renamed in 2016 when he was signed with the WWE for trademark reasons. See also Traffic robots in Kinshasa Lake Chad replenishment project Films about Kinshasa Kinshasa Kids Kinshasa palace Kinshasa Symphony References Bibliography Nzuzi, Francis Lelo (2008). Kinshasa: Ville et Environnement. Paris: L'Harmattan, September 2008. . Pain, Marc (1984). Kinshasa: la ville et la cité. Paris: Orstom, Institut Français de Recherche Scientifique pour le Développement en Coopération. External links Official website of the city of Kinshasa Map of the Belgian Congo from 1896 includes a map of Kinshasa Slideshow of 21 photos of Kinshasa from 2013 to 2015 on Open Society Foundations website Kinshasa: a travers le centre ville, May 2015 – footage from streets of Kinshasa Capitals in Africa Communities on the Congo River Democratic Republic of the Congo–Republic of the Congo border crossings Populated places established in 1881 1881 establishments in Africa