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First congress of forest basin leaders results in call for direct financing

Environment · Brazzaville

First congress of forest basin leaders results in call for direct financing

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At the world’s first global congress of Indigenous peoples and local communities from forest basins, representatives began preparations to increase direct finance to community forest conservation — especially in the run-up to the upcoming U.N. climate conference, COP30. The participants, from the Amazon, Congo and Borneo-Mekong basins, gathered May 26-30 in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, and proposed that new financing pledges at the global cli…Read Article

Flood Project: Pakistan Govt Seeks $31m Financing Boost From World Bank

Senate · Brazzaville

Flood Project: Pakistan Govt Seeks $31m Financing Boost From World Bank

ISLAMABAD: The government of Pakistan has requested the World Bank for increasing the financing envelope by $31...See the Story

Congo's First Ethanol Distillery to Be Inaugurated Soon, with Annual Production Capacity of 6 Million Liters - Chinimandi

Brazzaville · Brazzaville

Congo's First Ethanol Distillery to Be Inaugurated Soon, with Annual Production Capacity of 6 Million Liters - Chinimandi

Brazzaville: Castel Group’s agro-industrial subsidiary Somdia will inaugurate its first ethanol distillery in Nkayi, Republic of Congo. With an annual production capacity of 6 million liters, the plant will fully meet the country’s ethanol demand, currently estimated at 5.5 million liters per year. The distillery will process 25,000 tons of molasses, a by-product of sugar refining, into food-grade ethanol. The ethanol will be produced from molas…Read Article

Congo- Brazzaville: Concerns of Civil Society About the Political Situation and Democratic Space in the Run-up to General Elections

While the general elections are scheduled for March 2026, the situation is continuing in the Republic of the Congo. On 21 May, political opponent Lassy Mbouity was found in a critical state of health after his abduction and kidnapping for 10 days. FIDH and its member organisation, the Congolese Observatory for Human Rights (OCDH), call for an investigation into the facts against Mr Mbouity and call on the Congolese authorities to guarantee the (…Brazzaville · Brazzaville Read Article

UNICEF: Protect Children Better From the Effects of Climate Change

From classroom heat to rising flood risks, climate change is already having a “significant impact” on children’s health and well-being, UNICEF Netherlands is calling attention to in a report released on Thursday.Climate Change · Netherlands See the Story

Picking up the Trash in Brazzaville: It's Finally Getting Better, but There's Still Something to do...

Brazzaville has been breathing a little better since Thursday, thanks to the start of the activities of the Turkish sanitation company Albayrak Waste management Company, two months after the basic agreement signed with the Congolese government. The director of this company, Ersoy Necmettin, was very optimistic about the removal of the tons of waste that engulfed the sidewalks of all the districts of the Congolese capital where the collection has…Brazzaville · Brazzaville Read Article

"We Live with Fear in the Belly": Guineans in Distress in Brazzaville

For the past year, Ibrahima Diogo Barry, a Guinean journalist, has left her native country to settle in Congo-Brazzaville. Like him, many compatriots have fled Guinea following the closure of several media and the lack of prospects. But if exile were to offer a breath of oxygen, it is now... The article "We live with fear in the belly": Guineans in distress in Brazzaville appeared first on ledjely.Brazzaville · Brazzaville Read Article

Brazzaville: The Fragile Building in Poto-Poto Was Destroyed

It was the incredible story of a fragile building after the diluvian rain that fell on Brazzaville on 14 June 2025. A building, owned by a Beninese national, whose destiny was blurred between destruction by the wind or demolition by the man. With all the ingredients of the drama: the fury nature, the expropriation of the inhabitants, the painful question of compensation for the victims. But between the fall on the other houses - with the delicat…Brazzaville · Brazzaville Read Article

Dictation Full of Spelling Mistakes at CEPE 2025: the Government Wants to Severely Punish the Perpetrators

The minister of pre-school, primary, secondary and literacy education Jean-Luc Mouthou held a press conference on 14 June 2025 to review the progress of state examinations in the Republic of Congo while addressing the concerns raised by certain irregularities. He came back firmly on the shells found in the dictation of the test of the Certificate of Elementary Primary Studies (CEPE) session of June 2025, denouncing an unacceptable professional m…Education · Brazzaville Read Article

Brazzaville: Erosion Still Threatens the Railway of the Congo-Ocean Railway (CFCO) in Mfilou

The erosion seriously threatens the railway of the Congo-Ocean Railway (CFCO) in Mfilou, in the 7th district of Brazzaville, the Congolese capital, under the helpless eyes of the officials of this parastatal company that operates a railway network of 885 km, at the distance of 1,067 mm. If nothing is done by the service in charge of the tracks of the CFCO to prevent the worst happens, the next rains risk to take this part of the railway. A situa…Brazzaville · Brazzaville Read Article

U.S. Biathlon and Paul Smith’s College Extend Partnership

U.S. Biathlon and Paul Smith’s College have announced an extension of their strategic education partnership through June 2028, as the two entities continue the advancement of biathlon in the United States and expand opportunities for collegiate athletes. As the official education partner of U.S. Biathlon, Paul Smith’s College in Brighton, New York, will continue to provide a pathway for student–athletes to pursue academics while training and com…Paul Kagame · Brazzaville See the Story

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