Cultural pulse returns to the capital From Friday evening to late Sunday, Brazzaville will unfold a cultural marathon that mixes theatre, music, cinema and visual arts, revealing a city eager …
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Rising Demand for Statistical Excellence From dawn on 24 September, the courtyard of Brazzaville’s Lycée de la Révolution filled with a hum seldom heard outside national examination days. Clutching geometry …
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Strategic illumination for a symbolic artery Night travellers along Bayardelle Avenue now walk and drive under a continuous ribbon of white light, a dramatic contrast with the opaque darkness that …
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A Blue Wave Through Brazzaville On a luminous Sunday morning, 21 September 2025, a ribbon of blue swept from Place de la République to the Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza Memorial. …
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Midday impact on the capital’s northern gateway At precisely noon on Friday 19 September 2025, the constant hum of Brazzaville’s Avenue Alfred Raoul was broken by the metallic crack of …
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A commemorative gesture with lasting impact The solemn fourth anniversary of Julia Bouya’s passing was marked in Brazzaville by an act of hope rather than mourning. Representing the late philanthropist’s …
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City Hall’s Firm Reminder In a communiqué dated 17 September 2025, Brazzaville mayor Dieudonné Bantsimba issued a crisp injunction to all political actors operating in the Congolese capital. The revision …
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From scattered talents to strategic capital When presidential adviser Rodrigue Malanda-Samba stepped onto the stage of the Palais des Glaces in Paris on 13 September, his message to the hundreds …
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Brazzaville at the crossroads of memory Few African capitals carry the symbolic weight of Brazzaville, a city whose very name evokes the historic encounter between explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza …
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A Ceremony Rooted in Inclusion The palm-fringed courtyard of Handicap Humanité’s headquarters in Mfilou-Ngamaba momentarily turned into a showroom of opportunity on 11 September. Lined up were freezers still wrapped …