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STHIC deputy chief Jean-Paul Damien publicly apologized to Congo-Brazzaville after a viral video showed him berating staff, sparking a police summons in Brazzaville.
From phone booths to mobile money, Brazzaville’s young people survive on informal work, hoping the 2026-2031 mandate finally delivers real jobs.
Brazzaville’s Medipsyp center urges the government to fund autism care as families struggle to pay, threatening three decades of specialised support.
AGL Congo hauled 11 oversized modules from Pointe-Noire to Brazzaville over 510 km, reshaping trailers and roads to deliver a major public project.
Doctors in Brazzaville urge stronger screening as cervical cancer cases climb in Congo, while a free HPV vaccine for adolescent girls nears rollout.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court has confirmed Denis Sassou Nguesso’s re-election with 94.82% of the vote, clearing the path to a fresh presidential mandate.
After Sassou-Nguesso’s confirmed re-election, Brazzaville buzzes with talk of Congo’s next cabinet: ruling-bloc veterans, fresh faces and big reform pledges.
Congo-Brazzaville community teachers will strike from April 4, demanding at least five of nine months in unpaid grants and fairer recruitment quotas.
Five-time candidate Joseph Kignoumbi Kia Mboungou concedes Congo’s March 2026 presidential election and congratulates Denis Sassou N’Guesso on his win.
Several Brazzaville neighborhoods face chronic water shortages, pushing residents toward costly borehole water as utility taps stay dry. Locals demand urgent action.