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US Chargé d’Affaires Amanda Jacobsen visited two Pool department schools to evaluate America’s school meals program, which has invested over $100 million since 2001 and feeds 83,000 Congolese children daily.

Brazzaville ANSTC meeting sets 2026 research tone Gathered in an ordinary general assembly on January 30 in Brazzaville, members of the National Academy of Sciences and Technologies of Congo (ANSTC) …

A Public Project Put Back in Focus In Mayoko, a district in Congo-Brazzaville’s Niari department, a new high school has become the center of an unusually charged public debate. The …

Nationwide civic campaign launched in Congo schools A national civic and patriotic awareness campaign in schools has been officially launched across Congo-Brazzaville under the Ministry of Youth. The initiative reflects …

Education reforms announced after Council of Ministers Following the latest Council of Ministers meeting, the government presented a set of education reforms intended to modernize schooling in the Republic of …

Brazzaville talks keep UMNG strike on hold BRAZZAVILLE — The inter-union grouping at Marien-Ngouabi University (UMNG) said on Jan. 19 it would not lift the ongoing strike based only on …

Record Approval Rate for Private Universities in Congo Brazzaville’s higher-education community closed the week on an upbeat note. The ninth ordinary session of the Commission for Accreditation of Private Higher …

First-Term Scores Reflect Academic Discipline On 23 December in Brazzaville, the General Leclerc Military Preparatory School, known locally as Empgl, released its first-term report cards for the 2025-2026 academic year, …

Brazzaville launch signals new education era Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso stood before a packed assembly hall in Brazzaville on 16 December 2025 to unveil two flagship education projects, TRESOR …