Samuel Mudjinda

Brazzaville Courtyard Transforms into Open-Air Cinema On 5 September the usually tranquil courtyard of the United Nations Development Programme headquarters in Brazzaville underwent a metamorphosis. Wooden benches replaced office chairs, …

Inclusive Vision Reaches Moufilou On 5 September, the village of Moufilou in the Mayéyé district of Lekoumou became the focus of national attention as Minister of Social Affairs, Solidarity and …

A Milestone for Congolese Couture For the first time since the creation of the Talents d’Or, a Congolese national stands among the finalists: Edouarda Diayoka, founder and lead designer of …

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 …

Rumba’s Enduring Prestige in Congo-Brazzaville In a region where music often functions as both social glue and diplomatic calling card, Congolese rumba retains a singular resonance. The genre was inscribed …

Ketsia Yoka’s Breakthrough on London Catwalks In early August 2024 the spotlight of London’s competitive fashion scene settled on a newcomer from Pointe-Noire: Ketsia Chelsea Yoka. Groomed by the Brazzaville-based …

Academic-Press Synergy in Brazzaville When the senior executives of La Nouvelle République and the Institut supérieur Polytechnique-Université gathered on 22 August 2025, the polished conference hall of the Brazzaville newsroom …

Visibility of erotic imagery in Brazzaville’s markets The narrow corridor separating the bus stop known as Coaster from the stalls of the Total de Bacongo market is rarely quiet. Porters …

Congo’s Meat Supply and the Overlooked Voyage Long before a plate reaches the dinner table in Brazzaville or Pointe-Noire, a complex journey begins in the grasslands of the Plateaux and …