A first full session after May elections At the end of a four-day ordinary session in Brazzaville, the National Human Rights Commission, better known by its French acronym CNDH, adopted …
Patient Safety Day underscores WHO-Congo alliance From Brazzaville to Ouesso, nurses in pastel gowns paused on 17 September to mark World Patient Safety Day, a reminder that a safe delivery …
Rural schools start the year with fresh supplies At dawn, trucks loaded with shrink-wrapped cartons left Brazzaville for Gamboma, Owando and Sibiti, marking the practical launch of a government plan …
A calculated bid for UNESCO’s helm When Firmin Édouard Matoko resigned from his post as UNESCO Assistant Director-General on 14 March 2025, a thirty-five-year career morphed into a political gamble. …
Presidential Signature Seals Anti-Drug Bill President Denis Sassou Nguesso has signed Law No. 30-2025, completing a rapid parliamentary journey and marking the Republic of Congo’s most comprehensive response to narcotics …
US–Congo Relations Gain New Momentum Speaking after President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, Denis Sassou Nguesso said he was “very happy” to hear Washington connect the …
French MEP stirs controversy with ‘neocolonial’ claim Thierry Mariani, a French member of the European Parliament aligned with the Rassemblement national, has accused the European Union of acting in Africa …
New mandate opens in Brazzaville Four months after their appointment, the twelve commissioners of Congo-Brazzaville’s National Commission for Human Rights gathered in Brazzaville from 22 to 25 September for an …
Congo’s Voice Resonates in New York Denis Sassou Nguesso took the rostrum of the United Nations General Assembly on 24 September and delivered a crisp message: the Organisation must adapt …
Ministerial visit signals new era for E2C Emile Ouosso walked through the control rooms of Énergie électrique du Congo on 12 September 2025, pausing at freshly wired servers and upgraded …
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