Prime Minister Makosso announced a one-million-dollar contribution to the DRC Ebola response at an African Union summit, urging coordinated cross-border action.
Samuel Mudjinda
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Brazzaville convened 150 gender focal points from ministries and institutions, with UNDP backing, to embed gender analysis across Congo’s public policies.
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Congo-Brazzaville’s retirees denounce more than 51 months of unpaid pensions amid fuel shortages, power cuts and water rationing in an oil-rich nation under cash-flow strain.
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A Congolese woman was fatally stabbed near Blois, France, before her four children. Earlier complaints and a domestic-violence inquiry had already been filed.
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A new RPDH report scores Congo-Brazzaville 2.5/5 on civic environment, warning that administrative hurdles are quietly tightening around civil society.
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Through its country dialogue, Congo-Brazzaville is intensifying prevention, testing and treatment against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, backed by global donors.
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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).
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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.
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At a Brazzaville roundtable, the Ciespac confronts the entrenched sex-for-grades trade corroding higher education across Central Africa.
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American-funded canteens now feed 83,000 children across 400 schools in Congo-Brazzaville’s Pool region, as Washington weighs renewing its support past 2026.