Environment & Energy
Minister Mondelé and the Congo Assistance Foundation led Brazzaville’s monthly plastic-free clean-up, pushing for a greener capital and a lasting civic habit.
E2C blames Brazzaville’s recurring blackouts on overloaded substations strained by rapid urban growth. Here is why the lights keep flickering across the capital.
Brazzaville faces a 200 MW power shortfall as three idle dams await repair. Experts ask whether new hydro projects make sense before fixing what exists.
Clean City Challenge Kicks Off From 20 September to 20 December, Pointe-Noire will buzz with…
Sibiti crowd kicks off sanitation quarter The red square at the heart of Sibiti filled…
Illegal dumping hurts drainage system From Makélékélé to Ouenzé, heaps of household waste clog the…
Government-backed clean-up gains momentum The first Saturday of September saw hundreds of volunteers fan out…
Lekoumou Sanitation Drive Begins Sibiti’s central square bristled with orange vests and shovels as Minister…
Powering Cuvette-Ouest: National Vision The long-awaited integration of Ewo and Mossaka into Congo’s national electricity…
Congo Reopens Talks Amid 44-Month Rail Wage Crisis
July 7, 2026
Brazzaville Bets Big on Green Real Estate Fair
July 7, 2026
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