The Uruguayan paper La Juventud allotted one whole page to an article titled "Founder of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea" with a photo of President Kim Il Sung.

The President advanced a nation-building line corresponding with the situation in Korea after its liberation and finally founded the DPRK, the first people's democratic country in the East, on Sept. 9 1948, the paper said, and went on:

In less than 2 years after the foundation of the DPRK the U.S. imperialists ignited the Korean War. It defeated the U.S. imperialists who had boasted of being the "strongest" in the world and won a great victory in the war. It pushed ahead with socialist construction at several stages in the wake of the post-war rehabilitation and construction and socialist revolution.

The Guinean paper Horoya carried special write-ups on its one whole page illustrated with a photo of supreme leader Kim Jong Un standing in the tribune of honor at Kim Il Sung Square.

The paper introduced the invincible might of the DPRK in the articles titled "Political, Ideological and Military Power" and "Towards Economic Power" under the headline of "DPRK Today".

The Libyan paper February reported that the DPRK is dignified with its independent politics, mighty with self-supporting economy and ever-victorious with self-reliant defence capabilities, carrying a photo of Kim Jong Un.

Kim Jong Un leads the DPRK, which will shine as an independent power.

An Angolan paper carried a photo of Kim Jong Un and an article marking the DPRK's birth anniversary.