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| July 24 | ||
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Angola: Pan-African Youth Prepare Congress in Congo Brazzaville
The chairperson of the Pan-African Youth Union (PYU), the Angolan Manquento Sebastião Lopes, has already arrived in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo to prepare the conditions for the holding of the organisation's second congress set for July 29 and August 01, Angop has learnt. |
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| July 23 | ||
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Congo-Brazzaville: TV Station News Director Briefly Detained in Pointe-Noire [press release]
Christian Perrin, the news director of privately-owned Télé Pour Tous (TPT), was arrested on 21 July in Pointe-Noire (Congo's second largest city) and was held for several hours at the Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DST). He was taken before a prosecutor yesterday and released after being charged with "inciting public violence" in connection with the latest ... |
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| July 22 | ||
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Congo-Brazzaville: Pan-African Youth Congress Soon in Brazzaville
The second ordinary Pan-African Youth Congress will take place from July 29-31 in Brazzaville, Republic Congo, under the motto "African Youths, let us mobilise for Africa's challenges in the 21 Century". |
ANGOP | |
| July 18 | ||
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Angola: Countries Strengthen Oil Cooperation
Angola's Oil minister Desidério Costa Thursday ended a 24-hour visit to Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. |
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| July 16 | ||
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Congo-Brazzaville: Tackling Child Trafficking
Sixteen-year-old Mayi doesn't remember exactly when she was taken from the Togolese capital Lome to Congo's second city Pointe-Noire by her "guardian". |
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| July 15 | ||
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Africa: Gulf of Guinea Fishery Committee Needs More Attention
Angolan deputy minister of fisheries, Vitória de Barros, said Friday in Brazzaville, that the Gulf of Guinea Regional Fishery Committee, should deserve a major attention from member countries, so it can meet the purposes of its creation. |
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