Congo-Brazzaville’s CSLC admits underfunding crippled its 2026 election media oversight, citing stark airtime imbalances in Pointe-Noire and urging reform.
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Congo-Brazzaville’s CSLC drew lots before a bailiff to set the order of presidential candidates’ media messages, with Sassou-N’Guesso airing last.
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March 2026 Election: CSLC Steps Up Consultations With the March 2026 presidential election on the horizon, the Conseil supérieur de la liberté de communication (CSLC) has been intensifying its civic …
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Strategic Relief for a Press Under Strain In his first public address since assuming the helm of the Conseil supérieur de la liberté de communication, Médard Milandou outlined a vision …
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Government launches RAV-backed press fund In a carefully choreographed meeting with editors and reporters in Brazzaville on 12 December, Médard Milandou—recently elected president of the Conseil supérieur de la liberté …
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Minister and CSLC chart shared vision When Communication and Media Minister Thierry Lézin Moungalla welcomed the leadership of the Conseil supérieur de la liberté de communication in Brazzaville this week, …
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High-Level Dialogue Strengthened In a climate of constructive pragmatism, Minister of Communication and Media Thierry Lézin Moungalla welcomed, on behalf of the Government, a delegation from the Conseil supérieur de …
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A Timely Institutional Convergence In an atmosphere of measured anticipation, the president of the Supreme Council for Freedom of Communication, Médard Milandou Nsonga, walked into the Senate building on 3 …
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Brazzaville session signals institutional reset From the marbled hall of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights in Brazzaville, the new College of the Higher Council for Freedom of Communication …
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A Leadership Transition With High Visibility The presidential decree of 7 August 2025 naming journalist and cultural entrepreneur Médard Milandou Nsonga as president of the Higher Council for Freedom of …