David Nseka

Symbolic act ignites the enrolment phase When the Minister of Urban Sanitation, Local Development and Road Maintenance, Juste Désiré Mondélé, stepped into a modest registration office in Brazzaville’s fifth arrondissement, …

Women reshape the electoral landscape In a packed hall at the Mpila headquarters of the Congolese Labour Party (PCT), Charlotte Opimbat’s voice carried an unmistakable urgency. As federal president of …

Voter-Roll Update Meets Partisan Messaging Congo-Brazzaville’s three-week-old revision of the national electoral register, scheduled to run until 30 October, has been accompanied by a profusion of large posters bearing a …

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 …

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 …

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 …

Democracy Day renews Congo’s civic pledge The marble columns of Palais des Congrès echoed with a familiar solemnity as Alain Pascal Leyinda, Second Secretary of the National Assembly, delivered the …

A congress long anticipated by party militants With the approach of 19-23 December 2025, the Congolese Party of Labour (PCT) enters a decisive phase of preparation for its sixth ordinary …