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.
Heightened Sanitation Push Before Rains As thunderclouds gather over the Congo River basin, Brazzaville officials…
A Forty-Year-Old Artery Gets New Life From the windswept Atlantic hub of Pointe-Noire to the…
Strategic Leap for Congo’s Gas Ambition On 26 August, a heavy-lift vessel eased away from…
A community-centred sanitation push Odziba’s main square stirred on 8 August 2025 as shovels hit…
Wildlife Law Enforcement Momentum 2025 The first half of 2025 has been unusually dynamic for…
Brazzaville set for power renaissance As air-conditioners hummed uncertainly through the latest dry season, residents…
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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