Congo-Brazzaville accelerates its national plan against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, deepening ties with global donors to widen prevention, testing and treatment.

Across Congo-Brazzaville, 101,856 students sit the 2026 baccalaureate from June 2 to 5, up 6.79% on last year, with general and technical exams held together.

After a 2017 ban was lifted, Congo’s U-18 basketball side returns to continental play at the Zone 4 Afrobasket qualifiers in Malabo, facing four rivals.

In Brazzaville, taxi and minibus fares shift with the route, the time, even the passenger. Riders demand answers from City Hall and the Transport Ministry.

Congo’s 2026 baccalauréat draws 101,856 candidates across 310 centres as Minister Mouthou vows zero tolerance for cheating and AI misuse from 2-5 June.

Congo-Brazzaville will run its general and technical baccalauréat exams on the same date from June 2, a move designed to shut down dual-enrolment fraud.