Football's world governing body suspends Congo-Brazzaville from internationals because of third-party interference in the ...

Fake medicines on Congo-Brazzaville's streets also weaken the rule of law. In 2021, a pharmacy belonging to the head of a pharmacists' association was ransacked following a police crackdown on ...

Fifa has lifted the suspension of Congo-Brazzaville from international football after several conditions were met. The sanction was imposed in February because of third-party interference in the ...

Brazzaville, Congo — Twenty-one cases of mpox have been recorded in Congo-Brazzaville, the country's health minister told state television Sunday.

In 2016, Congo-Brazzaville signed the MEDICRIME Convention to tackle pharmaceutical crime. In 2017, Nguesso urged the global community to prioritise fighting fake medicines and ensured that the ...

It is against this complex backdrop of interconnected crises that the first and second rounds of voting in Congo-Brazzaville’s legislative elections took place on 16 and 30 July. The results, given ...

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At the world’s first global congress of Indigenous peoples and local communities from forest basins, representatives began ...

The United States authorities have given in detail reasons for including Ghana on a list of additional 36 countries banned ...

The United Arab Emirates has welcomed the signing of the peace agreement between Congo and Rwanda in Washington, commending ...

ANALYSIS: How Congo-Brazzaville’s illegal medicine trade crisis can be tackled The country faces a public health crisis characterised by a poor supply of affordable medicines and too few pharmacies.

Congo-Brazzaville's President Denis Sassou Nguesso received a WHO award for efforts against counterfeit medicines, yet the illegal trade persists, comprising 28% of city supplies.