Congo-Brazzaville

Growing urgency around self-harm in Congo In the corridors of Brazzaville’s central hospital, clinicians have begun to speak of a “silent crisis”. National estimates suggest that seven Congolese in every …

Government pledges digital literacy reform Speaking in Brazzaville on 8 August, Minister of Pre-school, Primary, Secondary Education and Literacy Jean Luc Mouthou urged all education stakeholders to “embrace technologies that …

Continuity of Purpose at the Prime Minister’s Office A warm handshake in the marble hall of the Prime Minister’s Office in Brazzaville set the tone for Maria Vittoria Ballotta’s first …

Historical Legacy and Contemporary Stakes Health has never been a secondary matter for Congolese citizens. Before the democratic opening of the early 1990s, virtually all major medical facilities belonged to …

Countdown to the 2026 Presidential Poll With roughly two years separating Brazzaville from the next presidential election, the Republic of Congo has entered a preparatory phase rich in political reflection. …

A palm-fringed town defies crime statistics Nestled in the forested Niari region, the town of Mossendjo enjoys a reputation that contrasts sharply with the prevailing narrative of urban insecurity in …

European clubs court African partners Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, FC Barcelona, AS Monaco and Olympique Lyonnais constitute a small but emblematic sample of European clubs that have, over recent seasons, concluded …

Strategic Timing Signals Policy Continuity The Republic of the Congo’s Ministry of Pre-School, Primary, Secondary Education and Literacy has set the tone for the 2025-2026 academic cycle with a meticulously …

Strategic significance for Congo’s pluralism The announcement by Pascal Tsaty-Mabiala that the Union Panafricaine pour la Démocratie Sociale will move toward a second ordinary congress has reverberated through Brazzaville’s political …