Congo-Brazzaville decorated some 80 health professionals, including 16 gold medals, at a deferred World Health Day stressing science and unity.

Police in Congo-Brazzaville seized and incinerated 52 boxes of smuggled Shalina pharmaceuticals, including tramadol, valued at over 100 million FCFA.

A rusty bridge gave way under a loaded truck at Itsotso, severing the Dolisie-Mossendjo road. No deaths reported, but Congo’s fragile road network is again in the spotlight.

American diplomat tours two Pool schools as a US-backed canteen programme feeds 83,000 Congolese children across 400 schools, with funding hopes beyond 2026.

From phone booths to mobile money, Brazzaville’s young people survive on informal work, hoping the 2026-2031 mandate finally delivers real jobs.

Congo-Brazzaville switches on autonomous water stations in Pointe-Noire, lifting coverage from 56% to nearly 62% and reaching 600,000 residents long left dry.