public health

In Brazzaville, the Cnore and Russia’s Globus trained civil society leaders to detect and prevent Ebola as the virus circulates across the border in the DRC.

Through its country dialogue, Congo-Brazzaville is intensifying prevention, testing and treatment against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, backed by global donors.

WHO confirms no Ebola cases in the Republic of Congo and no travel curbs as 3,000 delegates head to Brazzaville for the AfDB Annual Meetings (25-29 May).

Congo logged over 1.4 million malaria cases and 2,250 deaths in 2025. Officials now bet on environmental clean-up and community health workers to turn the tide.

President Sassou N’Guesso met Russia’s sanitary watchdog chief Anna Popova in Brazzaville to expand cooperation on disease prevention, training and epidemic surveillance.

Silent epidemic in the heart of Central Africa From Brazzaville’s bustling Marché Total to the smaller stalls that dot the banks of the Oubangui, Congolese shoppers are increasingly tempted by …

Corporate solidarity meets national health priorities On 23 September, the usually bustling quays of Pointe-Noire’s harbour witnessed an unusual scene: medical teams from the Centre national de transfusion sanguine (CNTS) …

Urban pharmaceutical informality in Dolisie At midday in Dolisie’s bustling central market, a narrow passageway lined with colourful umbrellas conceals improvised counters where analgesics, antimalarials and antihypertensives are stacked in …

Public Health Optics amid National Celebrations Every August, the Republic of Congo revisits its hard-won sovereignty with a mix of ceremony and introspection. This year, the Independence season carries an …