By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Aci
The government of the Republic of the Congo and the inter-union group at Marien Ngouabi University have decided to continue negotiations to resolve the crisis disrupting the institution. A social dialogue session was held on 19 October in Brazzaville, reports the Congolese News Agency.
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The Fenasas/Fesytrasas federal inter-union coalition suspended its indefinite general strike in Congo-Brazzaville after two months of salaries were paid and talks with the government resumed. Hospital and health facility staff are due to return to work on 15 October, according to a statement read by Benjamin Londé and reported by the Congolese Information Agency.
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The management committee of Loandjili General Hospital has decided to strengthen the safeguarding of the facility’s revenue in Pointe-Noire. It also recommended an institutional plan for 2027-2031 and an assessment of the hospital’s debt, according to the Congolese Information Agency.
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Thierry Moungalla said he was satisfied with the transformation of the national printing press of Congo-Brazzaville. A Vox publication dated 13 October 2026 reported this assessment, without detailing the changes made to the institution.
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Club 2002-PUR installed a 14-member departmental executive office in Brazzaville, chaired by Emma Glesh Atipo Ngapi. The appointment is part of the restructuring of the party’s federations across Congo-Brazzaville, the Congolese News Agency reports.
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BEAC allows one year to exchange old coins in Central AfricaThe Bank of Central African States is allowing people from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2027 to exchange coins issued between 1958 and 1985 for coins from the 2006 or 2024 series. Exchanges will then be limited to BEAC branches, before the coins lose legal tender status in the six CEMAC countries from 1 November 2027, according to the BEAC.
CAMES launches 23rd medical agrégation competition in BanguiThe African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CAMES) has launched remotely, from the University of Bangui, its 23rd agrégation competition in several medical and veterinary disciplines. Its delegation is assessing preparations for the second and third examinations, scheduled from 10 to 18 November 2026, with more than 600 participants expected, according to Centranews.The week in Africa
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