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[00:00:42] Talanebo, president of the
[00:00:48] reviewed the important portfolio of the
[00:01:22] appreciated it, at the end of
[00:01:25] Sunday, September 20, 2026, ladies and gentlemen,
[00:01:28] hello and welcome. 60 our magazine edition every Sunday, so
[00:01:32] here are the main points, education, back to school
[00:01:36] 2026, 2027, we are in George less than a week and
[00:01:40] preparations are underway, this back to school will be under the sign of
[00:01:43] the increase in the
[00:01:45] week, the 4th colloquium of qualitative quantitative offer of education, in any case
[00:01:49] tragic toll of a road Still in the news, the skirmishes new schools have been created, the old ones have
[00:01:52] been received, we will tour the
[00:01:54] two weeks and for the Ministry of departments in a few minutes in the field of communication
[00:01:58] our report of the organized under the sign. the theme testify, produce, train
[00:02:02] and innovate from the written press to audiovisual in the digital age
[00:02:06] and artificial intelligence, the first information, communication
[00:02:10] and media exhibition
[00:02:12] Cors Serge closed its doors yesterday Saturday in Brazzaville with
[00:02:15] the adoption of several resolutions in which, in
[00:02:18] particular, those relating to making operational the support fund for the
[00:02:22] Congolese press announced by the Congolese government, the details you will
[00:02:25] have in a few minutes in society, an informal
[00:02:29] activity that... causes a lot of ink and saliva to flow in Brazzaville as well as in
[00:02:32] the other big cities of the Republic of Congo, the real estate
[00:02:36] of the National Assembly's information agencies that Congolese commonly designate as
[00:02:39] brokers, despite the countless services rendered to society, the
[00:02:42] providers of real estate agencies are not unanimous, perhaps because
[00:02:46] they are still in the informal sector, to the point where those who have a grudge against
[00:02:49] them treat them purely and simply as scammers and to
[00:02:53] control them closely, the Minister of wipe out this problem and therefore to put customers at ease, the
[00:02:56] managers of real estate agencies, so the brokers are... organized in
[00:03:00] a federation and are already knocking on the doors of the Ministry of
[00:03:03] Construction, Urbanism and Housing for
[00:03:06] recognition and technical supervision, one day, one
[00:03:10] event September 20, 1960, September 20,
[00:03:13] populations and preservation of 2026, today it has been exactly 106 years since the
[00:03:17] Republic of Congo became a full member of the United
[00:03:20] Nations Organization (UN) from 1960 to the present day, cooperation
[00:03:23] between Congo and the UN has intensified,
[00:03:27] our country enjoys all the rights reserved for member states. From its
[00:03:30] adhesion in 1960 to the present day, the state of affairs, the first
[00:03:34] and the first evocation of this magazine edition is to follow in a few
[00:03:37] minutes, another day, another
[00:03:40] event, September 17, 2021, September 17,
[00:03:43] 2026, today it is exactly when
[00:03:46] disappeared at the age of 84, Abdelaziz
[00:03:49] Bouteflika, the 5th president of Algeria, in
[00:03:52] office from April 27, 1999 to April
[00:03:55] 2, 2019, a reign of 19 years, 11
[00:03:59] months and...
[00:04:02] the second evocation of this magazine edition will bear the signature of our house
[00:04:05] Christian Gamialo, the press review, today it's
[00:04:09] continent, long-term savings France who will present us the great national
[00:04:12] press, ladies and gentlemen, here is the status of this newspaper, the details
[00:04:16] now, but we open this newspaper with the news of
[00:04:19] here and on the President of the Republic Denis Sasso Guisso who since last Friday, September 18,
[00:04:22] is in Oyo in the Cuvette department,
[00:04:26] the atmosphere of the welcome of the head of state the image, it is the story
[00:04:29] of our special envoy Ange Coloter After
[00:04:33] having received last Thursday in Brazzaville the Beninese president
[00:04:36] Romialde Waydani on an African tour, the Congolese
[00:04:40] head of state unfolded a new page through this new trip to
[00:04:44] the hinterland, arriving at Olombo international
[00:04:47] airport in the early evening of Friday, September 18,
[00:04:50] 2026, Denis Sungeso was welcomed
[00:04:54] by the prefect of the Nkenia Alima department, Alphonsine Akobe
[00:04:57] au Pangana and other military and civil authorities in
[00:05:02] infrastructure, development and Ouro, the President of the Republic begins a visit of a few
[00:05:04] the Republic of Congo. days whose character is essentially social,
[00:05:08] however, since the
[00:05:10] international, this last. A task that sometimes resembles the 12 labors
[00:05:14] of Hercules tact, finesse and bravery.
[00:05:28] Tact, finesse and bravery, these character traits, often lacking
[00:05:32] personification, fortunately find their embodiment
[00:05:36] also in our latitudes.
[00:05:39] Before going to Oyo in the Cuvette department. The President of the
[00:05:43] Republic Denis Assun Guesso had on Thursday, September 17,
[00:05:47] in Brazzaville, had face-to-face talks with his Beninese counterpart
[00:05:50] Roomiel Wadanier, cooperation between the two countries was at the heart of
[00:05:54] this face-to-face, our special correspondent Alin
[00:05:57] came to the bargy after
[00:06:01] his arrival in Brazzaville, the Beninese president Romadani was
[00:06:04] received at the plateau residence by the head of state Denis
[00:06:07] Sasungeso. The two leaders held high-level
[00:06:11] talks dedicated to common interest, particularly those related
[00:06:15] to strengthening bilateral cooperation between Congo and
[00:06:18] Benin. Relations between the two countries established in
[00:06:21] 1963 are today governed by a framework cooperation
[00:06:24] agreement signed in 2010, based on ties
[00:06:28] of friendship, solidarity, and mutual development. They
[00:06:32] concern several areas that encompass economy, social,
[00:06:35] technical, defense and security. This
[00:06:38] meeting between Sasungeso and Romal
[00:06:41] Wadani, undoubtedly, testifies to the will of the two heads of state to
[00:06:44] consolidate the Brazzaville Cotonou act, opening new
[00:06:47] perspectives for Congo Benin cooperation. At the end of his
[00:06:51] fruitful talks in all respects, President Romial Wadani left
[00:06:55] Brazzaville this Thursday in the early
[00:06:57] evening.
[00:07:01] a few weeks ago in Makotipoko in the
[00:07:04] Kenee department in Lima, to
[00:07:08] understand what happened on the ground and the aftermath of
[00:07:11] this incident, the information mission of the National
[00:07:14] Assembly led by Henry Zounaba Aimeson, auditioned
[00:07:18] last Wednesday, September 16, in Brazzaville, the Minister of Foreign
[00:07:21] Affairs, Francophonie and Congolese abroad
[00:07:25] Bounda, the details in this report signed by Barrole
[00:07:29] annulor.
[00:07:32] The security situation in Marotipoko in the Kenie
[00:07:36] Alima department was at the center of discussions this Wednesday, September
[00:07:39] 16, between the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francophonie
[00:07:43] and Congolese abroad Constance Serge Gunda and the members
[00:07:48] mission chaired by Henry Zoniaba Aimeson, we
[00:07:52] experienced quite deplorable
[00:07:55] situations in Makotipoco if memory serves me
[00:07:58] right, on the night of August 26 to 27,
[00:08:02] I believe, 2026, when we had our
[00:08:06] gendarmes
[00:08:07] gendarmes
[00:08:10] and the national representation
[00:08:13] therefore sought to find out what
[00:08:16] really happened. Fact-finding, diplomatic action with the Democratic
[00:08:20] Republic of Congo, crisis management, protection of
[00:08:26] territorial sovereignty, several concerns were submitted
[00:08:29] to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the different concerns
[00:08:33] raised by the honorable deputies testify to
[00:08:36] the interest that the national representation has in questions
[00:08:39] relating to sovereignty,
[00:08:41] peace, and good neighborliness, which constitute essential benchmarks of our
[00:08:45] country's foreign policy. We approach this hearing with all the
[00:08:49] seriousness that the situation of Marco
[00:08:53] Tipoco demands, because it raises questions related to
[00:08:57] the territorial integrity of our country, and therefore to our
[00:09:00] sovereignty, the safety of goods and
[00:09:03] people. The authorities of the DRC, like
[00:09:06] ours, are committed to the process of establishing the truth and
[00:09:09] responsibilities related to this incident. Responsibility should
[00:09:13] be established based on the conclusions of the joint
[00:09:16] commission, an hearing that allowed parliamentarians to better
[00:09:20] appreciate the government's action in response to this
[00:09:23] situation. At the end of the exchanges, the president of the information
[00:09:27] mission on the evaluation of the security situation in
[00:09:30] Kotepoko, Henry Zoniaba Aimeson, praised the
[00:09:34] clarity, honesty and promptness of the answers
[00:09:37] given. The Republic of Congo, faithful to its
[00:09:41] policy of good neighborliness, as evidenced by the fact that
[00:09:44] since yesterday, Saturday, September 19, a delegation from the civil society of the Democratic
[00:09:48] Republic of Congo has been in Journau after the pooling of
[00:09:52] efforts and the exchange of experience is at the heart of
[00:09:55] this working visit. Let's take stock of the one signed by
[00:09:58] my passion, a delegation from the civil security of the Democratic
[00:10:02] Republic of Congo is in Brazzaville. The delegation is led by Colonel
[00:10:06] Mimi Bikela, special advisor to the governor of
[00:10:10] Kinshasa. She had a working session with the members of
[00:10:13] the civil security command of
[00:10:17] The session, which took place at the command's headquarters, focused on the exchange
[00:10:21] of experience between the two countries in the field of civil security, as Colonel Mimu
[00:10:25] Bikela, special advisor to the governor of Kinshasa,
[00:10:27] points out.
[00:10:31] Apart from our experience, we understood that we really need to
[00:10:35] exchange a lot because there is the expertise that
[00:10:39] we have and we have also found much more development,
[00:10:42] especially the way of intervening here
[00:10:45] found that the intervention of firefighters is at the level of the
[00:10:49] police while for us it is at the level of the city, so it is something
[00:10:52] that we can after the governor's
[00:10:56] visit see how to adapt or mix or
[00:11:00] know how to get copied the way
[00:11:03] the teams work, Lieutenant Colonel Juscelinzok Kenolo, territorial
[00:11:07] commander of Brazzaville's civil security, appreciates the
[00:11:10] approach of his counterparts from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
[00:11:14] We find that this is a very good approach because you
[00:11:17] see what is happening in the world when there is a situation, I can just take
[00:11:21] Europe, in Spain the French firefighters go
[00:11:25] to support others, so it's a good approach because
[00:11:29] Kinshasa and Brazzaville are the closest cities in the
[00:11:33] world, so there can be a problem in Brazzaville and our friends,
[00:11:36] the Kinshasa firefighters can come to support us as
[00:11:40] a problem in Kinshasa, we will also go to support them, so it's a
[00:11:44] very good approach, we
[00:11:47] the working session, the DRC delegation had the
[00:11:51] right to visit the services of the security command.
[00:11:55] After this news relating to
[00:11:58] diplomacy, cooperation and good neighborliness, we
[00:12:02] open the economy page of this magazine edition to talk about these
[00:12:06] two events in one, in fact, Brazzaville hosted this
[00:12:10] the professional association and credit institutions and
[00:12:14] the 5th edition of the forum of bank and financial institution
[00:12:18] leaders in Africa, during these
[00:12:20] debates, the participants focused their attention on the
[00:12:24] financing. of infrastructure and the opening ceremony was
[00:12:28] placed under the patronage of the Prime Minister, Head of Government Anatole Colin
[00:12:31] Makoso. We take stock with France
[00:12:33] Povantage.
[00:12:36] but especially in the long term, according to the major challenges of African
[00:12:40] banks in the face of growing infrastructure needs. In
[00:12:43] Brazzaville, the 4th edition of the APEC Congo colloquium coupled with the
[00:12:47] 5th edition of the Club of Bank and Financial Institution Leaders
[00:12:50] of Africa opens the debate on the bank of tomorrow.
[00:12:53] Digitalization. financial inclusion, cybersecurity and
[00:12:57] resilience to global shocks, the challenges are
[00:13:00] many. For Kalix Tagoli, president of PPEC
[00:13:03] Congo and CEO of the Congolese Post Office Bank, the answer
[00:13:07] lies in particular in more public and private partnerships and
[00:13:11] bankable projects. It is here that our collective
[00:13:14] responsibility is immense. Banks
[00:13:17] must develop new expertise, finance
[00:13:20] projects, structured finance,
[00:13:23] financial engineering. Support for public-private
[00:13:27] partnerships and mobilization of institutional investors.
[00:13:30] Mobilizing savings, facilitating access to capital and financing structural
[00:13:34] investments, so many challenges that call for increased cooperation between
[00:13:38] financial actors. The Minister of Finance advocates for
[00:13:42] integrated and connected markets capable of
[00:13:44] facilitating the circulation of capital in a climate of trust. Trust
[00:13:48] is indeed the first
[00:13:51] invisible infrastructure of any
[00:13:54] financial system. It is based on a stable and
[00:13:58] credible macroeconomic and budgetary framework, improved public
[00:14:01] governance, more predictable regulation, increased
[00:14:05] transparency of financial information and solid
[00:14:09] institutions. This is why the Congolese
[00:14:11] government continues its efforts to improve the management of public
[00:14:15] finances, to control the cost of financing and to
[00:14:18] consolidate the credibility of the state's
[00:14:21] signature. At the opening, the Prime Minister
[00:14:25] Coliné Makoso raised the issue, after the question of the volume of
[00:14:28] financing, comes that of the capacity of African banks to
[00:14:31] sustainably support the transformation of the
[00:14:34] mobilization, development of structured
[00:14:38] financing vehicles, recourse to regional bond
[00:14:41] issues, better calibrated public-private
[00:14:44] partnerships, the Republic of Congo,
[00:14:47] engaged in the implementation of the national development employment plan,
[00:14:51] expects its banking partners to accompany
[00:14:54] with audacity and responsibility, the major
[00:14:57] economic transformation projects, the work of this
[00:15:00] colloquium should lead to a roadmap with the objective of translating
[00:15:04] these reflections into concrete actions and strengthening the contribution of
[00:15:07] banks to the development of African
[00:15:09] economies.
[00:15:12] So, banks, credit institutions, heads of infrastructure in
[00:15:16] Africa, infrastructure financing was also examined yesterday
[00:15:20] Saturday in Brazzaville during the working session that the Deputy Prime
[00:15:23] Minister in charge of
[00:15:27] spatial planning, Jean-Jacques Gui, had with a delegation from the
[00:15:30] World Bank led by its Director of Central Africa Division, each
[00:15:34] counting the stakes of this meeting, which bears the signature.
[00:15:39] the strengthening and improvement of the quality of electricity services
[00:15:43] through the Passel project, the presentation of the
[00:15:47] World Bank's portfolio in Congo through a dozen
[00:15:50] projects mainly affecting the socio-economic life of
[00:15:53] populations, as well as the finalization of priority issues in order
[00:15:57] to accelerate institutional and governance reforms through
[00:16:01] sustainable services, so many topics that were
[00:16:05] on the table for discussion between the... Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the
[00:16:08] coordination of development infrastructure and spatial planning Jean-Jacques Bouyat
[00:16:12] and the delegation of the World Bank group led by its
[00:16:15] Director of the Central Africa Division Tscheck
[00:16:19] Conté. We notably
[00:16:25] World Bank group in the Republic of Congo. Today, we
[00:16:28] are financing more than a dozen projects for
[00:16:31] 1.2 billion US dollars and the Vice-Prime
[00:16:34] Minister is keen for the implementation of these projects to be
[00:16:38] accelerated, these include priority projects such
[00:16:41] as the one on
[00:16:44] the improvement of electricity supply, it is
[00:16:47] also a new project on
[00:16:50] urban resilience which finances neighborhood development of urban
[00:16:54] roads and it is also a navigability project
[00:16:57] on the Ubangi which goes as far as Bangui and we have
[00:17:01] adopted a concrete action plan under the leadership
[00:17:04] of the Vice-Prime Minister, we hope that with the implementation
[00:17:08] of this roadmap, the populations will start to see concrete
[00:17:12] results, this working session was also an opportunity for the
[00:17:15] World Bank delegation to present its new resident
[00:17:19] representative in Congo Charlotte Naosako to the Vice-Prime
[00:17:23] Minister Jean-Jacques Bouya.
[00:17:25] News in perspective: back to school
[00:17:28] 2026-2020 less than
[00:17:31] Preschool, Primary and Secondary Education, this back
[00:17:35] to school will be under the sign of the quantitative and
[00:17:38] qualitative increase in the school offer from north to south of the country, new
[00:17:42] establishments have emerged and the old
[00:17:44] establishments, let's go and discover the
[00:17:48] establishments in this report which bears the signature of Jean
[00:17:52] Bataladio. Coast to coast, Jean-Luc Moutou and Rigbert
[00:17:55] Mabondu visit the new Mc3 structures, in a few
[00:17:59] days in Ngolonga in the Enfatti district, this four-classroom
[00:18:03] building will host students. The old almost
[00:18:06] dilapidated school has too many community teachers, in
[00:18:09] Boissa, the very first general school with 8 classrooms will be
[00:18:13] able to accommodate more than 400 students, we were in difficulty
[00:18:16] it's really a relief for our parents because first of all money has become
[00:18:20] difficult for children to travel, most often girls, it's return
[00:18:23] it's pregnancies and boys it's sometimes banditry
[00:18:27] so that we will
[00:18:30] Scientific Research, deputy twice these
[00:18:33] infrastructures meet the needs expressed by the population.
[00:18:37] For the Minister of General Education a few days before the start of the school
[00:18:41] year, here the next school year nearly
[00:18:44] 450 or even 500 students
[00:18:47] will start their secondary school year and perhaps also
[00:18:50] others who have left Boensa will return to do their first
[00:18:54] year, I think it's a lot of happiness for us and for the entire educational
[00:18:57] community beyond infrastructure, the question
[00:19:01] of teachers remains a real challenge, admits
[00:19:04] Gentou.
[00:19:07] The different classrooms will welcome the children before they go to primary
[00:19:11] school, built by the partners, for
[00:19:13] UNESCO, these pre-primary classes constitute conducive spaces for
[00:19:17] the child's development, we are very loved, well what I ask parents
[00:19:20] is that we have received a new jewel that we must put in
[00:19:24] safety, it is already our duty, when the state commits
[00:19:27] expenses, the community must manage properly, we will also ask
[00:19:31] parents to bring the children to stay, with these three pre-primary
[00:19:35] classrooms in Olombo, equipped with
[00:19:37] water points and sanitary facilities, the Minister in charge of general education appreciated the
[00:19:41] partnership with international partners. We have therefore
[00:19:44] received a certain number of pre-primary
[00:19:47] classrooms within the framework of the support program for the
[00:19:51] sectoral education strategy, I can tell you all our happiness at the moment,
[00:19:54] well, it is sure that for the next school year, the children will
[00:19:58] receive these infrastructures to allow them to start their
[00:20:02] learning well and to ensure that we are in line
[00:20:06] with the President of the Republic who places a particular
[00:20:09] emphasis on the training of human capital in our country. In
[00:20:13] total, 25 pre-primary schools have been built in the
[00:20:16] Kenia Lima departments. This partnership also allowed the
[00:20:20] launch of the distribution of school kits.
[00:20:23] Well, the school year 2026-2027. We
[00:20:26] are therefore at D-Day, less than two weeks, but before D-Day,
[00:20:30] some schools are already organizing refresher
[00:20:34] courses. We take stock in the first big part of this. The first big
[00:20:37] file of this magazine edition is a realization by Nid,
[00:20:41] Sangola,
[00:20:45] a few days before the start of the school year, classrooms are gradually coming
[00:20:48] back to life. On the board, teachers are reviewing the
[00:20:51] essential lessons from the previous year, mathematics
[00:20:55] exercises, reading, or reviewing fundamental
[00:20:58] rules, students are encouraged to get back into the school
[00:21:02] rhythm, these refresher sessions notably allow
[00:21:05] identifying the difficulties encountered by some
[00:21:08] students and strengthening their knowledge before the official start of
[00:21:12] classes, when we are at the end of the year, we think that there are other
[00:21:16] children who have a little difficulty, but they can pass with an
[00:21:19] average. And then the child can go to a higher class, but we would
[00:21:23] like that before we start,
[00:21:26] the end of the year, our task is to
[00:21:29] catch up with those who have difficulties during the
[00:21:32] holidays before they go to their higher class. So we
[00:21:36] called the
[00:21:39] students, not only the students who are in our school, but also
[00:21:42] students who come from other schools whose parents
[00:21:45] can be interested in these courses to give them refresher
[00:21:49] courses. And try to
[00:21:51] insist where these students have difficulties so that
[00:21:55] at the start of the school year they can have a momentum that will allow them to properly
[00:21:59] approach the new school year, whether in the
[00:22:02] concerned establishments, the atmosphere is studious, the students still
[00:22:06] marked by the holiday period must gradually
[00:22:09] get back to learning, it's going
[00:22:12] well, he took French on the number
[00:22:16] of names, the number of names perhaps in the plural or singular, beyond...
[00:22:20] These sessions therefore constitute a transition step between
[00:22:23] holidays and the actual resumption
[00:22:25] of classes.
[00:22:28] Social news, a speeding and reckless
[00:22:31] driving incident that mourned several families in Brazzaville, three dead, eight
[00:22:35] injured, material damage, this is the
[00:22:39] accident that occurred last Tuesday, September 15, in the
[00:22:43] commune of Quinter in the northern part of Brazzaville at the Châtellerault bridge,
[00:22:48] week, a production by Nif
[00:22:51] for
[00:22:55] you. Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at around 7 p.m., the very
[00:22:59] busy road reunited this project in Quinte records a serious
[00:23:02] accident at the level of the blue Châtelet bridge in the commune of Quinte,
[00:23:06] a new structure recently opened to traffic. The tragedy plunged
[00:23:09] the inhabitants of the neighborhood into mourning and consternation. According to
[00:23:13] official information collected from the civil security services
[00:23:16] of Quinte, the provisional toll is...
[00:23:20] deaths, including one woman, and eight injured. The first thing was that there
[00:23:23] was a victim who was seriously injured in the
[00:23:26] left arm and head, including the
[00:23:29] foot. We had to first put in a
[00:23:32] venous line and give him
[00:23:36] saline because he was already in a state of
[00:23:39] shock. He had one who had a
[00:23:42] facial wound. We did the dressing with
[00:23:46] betadine and we also injected
[00:23:50] diclofenac to at least reduce the pain. There were three
[00:23:53] deaths, including one woman and two
[00:23:57] men, and eight
[00:23:59] injured, including two women and
[00:24:03] six men. According to witnesses of this fatal accident, human
[00:24:07] stupidity was at the origin of the tragedy. A dangerous
[00:24:10] overtaking maneuver carried out by the driver of the Quaster, registered
[00:24:14] 795 PJ4, colliding
[00:24:17] with an Ias identified 680 SF. 4
[00:24:20] would be the cause around
[00:24:23] 7:50 p.m.
[00:24:25] The accident happened here between the two cars you see there, the minibus
[00:24:29] and the Quaster. The bus was leaving the Quinte
[00:24:33] toll booth to go to Combo, like the
[00:24:36] TV. The Quaster was leaving from the other side of Ma
[00:24:39] Cabanilou to go to the toll booth. There was excessive
[00:24:42] speed, excessive speed between the
[00:24:45] two, so there was a collision on the bridge, there was
[00:24:49] a frontal collision.
[00:24:56] In order to prevent this type of accident, work is underway. The residents
[00:25:00] are demanding one thing: the installation of speed bumps and other road
[00:25:04] signs. What we ask the authorities is to at least put speed bumps
[00:25:09] the other side as well at the beginning so that each
[00:25:12] user will always have the idea that there is an obstacle
[00:25:16] ahead and they should at least slow down if there are signs. Because
[00:25:20] the road does not speak. 24 hours after this tragedy, there is hope
[00:25:23] for the rescued. The eight injured admitted since yesterday to the Talanga reference hospital
[00:25:27] are out of danger according to the firefighters.
[00:25:30] pompiers,
[00:25:34] Another social issue that is causing a lot of discussion in
[00:25:37] Brazzaville, as well as in other major cities of the Republic of Congo, is the
[00:25:41] behavior of real estate agency managers in the Republic of
[00:25:44] Congo. In any case, all Congolese are unanimous in
[00:25:48] criticizing their behavior.
[00:26:02] In Brazzaville or Pointe Noire, in Dolisie or
[00:26:06] in Ouesso, to take only the case of these four largest
[00:26:10] cities of the Republic of Congo, how to quickly
[00:26:13] find tenants for a house in the suburbs or in the
[00:26:16] city center, or how to sell in a short
[00:26:20] period of time, a plot of land or any
[00:26:23] other property, movable or immovable, these are the
[00:26:26] big questions that keep family heads awake at night.
[00:26:30] I say this, you are. At the town hall, ask for the
[00:26:34] tailor Cal. Across from the Bouderan, you will
[00:26:38] see the Prosnel real estate agency. Oh, that's
[00:26:40] good. I am Mr. Prosnel
[00:26:44] Prosnel real estate agency. The client is
[00:26:47] the one who has a house for rent, and
[00:26:51] what to do? Consult our agencies. And those who
[00:26:55] are looking for houses to rent or plots for sale
[00:26:58] in Brazzaville. But for owners, we take 10%
[00:27:03] of the amount of the rent deposit. Previously, we
[00:27:06] sign a mandate, the legal act that gives us the
[00:27:10] mission to find a client. Now, on the
[00:27:13] side of those who are looking, we often
[00:27:17] take one month's rent, but it's negotiable.
[00:27:20] In life, in all ways, in life, everything is negotiation. I
[00:27:24] think that in this regard, the 5000 in reality, or even the
[00:27:27] 1 month that is requested for the intermediary should normally be given by the
[00:27:31] owner. The plot, that is to say the one who puts up for sale or puts up
[00:27:35] for rent their property, their time with the one who brings them the client, and the two
[00:27:38] converge so that if you bring me a client, for example, I will give you
[00:27:42] but not to the one who needs, for example, to pay the
[00:27:45] intermediary, and yet he is not supposed to be in a street corner
[00:27:49] displayed on a wall or on a
[00:27:52] plywood sign with writings like
[00:27:55] "house for rent," "room, living room, two
[00:27:58] rooms, living room, tiled ceiling, plus electricity," or
[00:28:02] "villa for rent and for sale."
[00:28:06] These are the offers in which brokers and real estate
[00:28:09] agencies, which Congolese refer to
[00:28:13] locally as "demarcheurs," excel. We are in a
[00:28:16] world where there is everything and illiterates,
[00:28:20] but there are those who, because they have a house for rent, well, they have
[00:28:23] tenants who have left, and they have written a sign in front of
[00:28:27] their house, no, here is the real estate agency "house for rent," no, a
[00:28:31] "demarcheur" or real estate agent must know the law, the law of
[00:28:34] notice, must know if the deposit is refundable or not in order
[00:28:38] to carry out their profession like in several
[00:28:42] countries, such as Senegal.