In Brazzaville, 500 Congolese farmers trained in computer skills on 23-24 April 2026 to close the digital divide and modernise farming, markets and decision-making.

Congo-Brazzaville’s vocational ministry sets five exam centres across the country for the 2026 professional contests, easing travel for candidates by region.

Fewer than half of Congo-Brazzaville’s people get effective healthcare. The CAMU has signed an ethics charter with private clinics to close the gap.

Congo logged over 1.4 million malaria cases and 2,250 deaths in 2025. Officials in Pointe-Noire push environmental sanitation and community health workers to turn the tide.

Congo-Brazzaville now vaccinates every newborn against hepatitis B within 24 hours of birth, a nearly 90% effective shield unveiled during African Vaccination Week.

Congo’s football federation set its ordinary general assembly for June 13, 2026, and reinstated AC Léopards and AS Otohô in CAF interclub competitions.