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[00:00:00] Let's see, but before the government makes its final decision,
[00:00:03] we wanted to have this exchange with you.
[00:00:07] On the ground, obviously, since it is our common concern
[00:00:11] not to weigh down
[00:00:13] Republic in accelerating the medages again, there will be an intensification of
[00:00:16] controls, uh, so the brigades of fraud repression
[00:00:20] in the neighborhoods of Brazaville, Pointe Noire and the interior
[00:00:23] of the country will ensure that the price of
[00:00:27] the promulgation of gas takes into account the regulatory texts. We will also uh... work to ensure
[00:00:30] that there are strict and vigorous sanctions
[00:00:34] against offenders. These are instructions that will be given
[00:00:38] in writing very soon to the authorized services at the
[00:00:41] Ministry of Commerce. We will also obviously
[00:00:45] draw the attention of consumers to
[00:00:48] vigilance. The problems are known and
[00:00:51] we will also make ourselves spokespersons for the
[00:00:55] concerns regarding tolls, regarding
[00:00:58] overpricing, which is the entry point of distribution. The minister
[00:01:04] International Habitat Day coupled also recalled that until further notice, the applicable
[00:01:09] again its commitment to with that of prices remain those set by the order of October 2018. She thus called for compliance with the
[00:01:11] youth, education regulations in force to avoid any market
[00:01:14] disruption.
[00:01:17] celebration of International Habitat Day, Direction and sorrow in the
[00:01:19] coupled with that of department of Likouala where floods
[00:01:21] disrupt the daily lives of populations in this
[00:01:24] district. Faced with rising waters, residents must cope
[00:01:28] with difficulties of... displacement, the threat
[00:01:32] to their homes and the consequences of this
[00:01:35] disaster on their economic activities. To see
[00:01:39] the extent of the situation, the Minister of State Control, Quality
[00:01:42] of Service and the Fight against Anti-Values went there.
[00:01:46] This is a report by Heir
[00:01:50] Banabele. From sorrow, the rise of waves is now the daily life of
[00:01:54] residents, the advance of the waters complicates the displacement of populations,
[00:01:57] homes in the water, many families. The open air for about
[00:02:01] a month, more than 10,000 inhabitants
[00:02:05] decides to are affected by this phenomenon, the cattle find refuge on the asphalt. Life is very difficult for us
[00:02:09] here, you have noticed that we abandoned our houses
[00:02:13] to go out. In 2 days we will be installed on the asphalt because
[00:02:16] even in our houses there is water below and you are above
[00:02:20] the milk so it is and we have children, all that
[00:02:23] is the field visit made by the Minister of State Control of
[00:02:27] Public Service Quality and the fight against
[00:02:32] and there are those who are there, there is the urban
[00:03:01] "he thought that he could not
[00:03:03] go back to Brazzaville
[00:03:06] without seeing with his own eyes
[00:03:09] the cyclical phenomenon, the department impacted
[00:03:13] by the older climate,
[00:03:17] Bénin, president of South and South Central African, and so
[00:03:20] it rains heavily, observing
[00:03:23] that the populations are losing
[00:03:26] almost everything, I believe that the government of the republic..."
[00:03:30] will not give up, fold their arms to come
[00:03:33] to the aid of the populations.
[00:03:36] So far, no deaths or cases of illness have been
[00:03:39] reported, but families fear the resurgence of waterborne diseases
[00:03:43] such as diarrhea and ... At
[00:03:46] birth, some babies show respiratory difficulties
[00:03:50] from the first minutes of life due to the
[00:03:53] aspiration of amniotic
[00:03:54] meetings, we also talked about fluid, a situation that occurs during
[00:03:58] childbirth and can lead to...
[00:04:00] more or less serious complications in babies. So
[00:04:03] how what are the
[00:04:06] causes of this aspiration? How do
[00:04:09] health professionals care for newborns?
[00:04:13] The answer in this report by Magalin and
[00:04:16] Felicia.
[00:04:20] The amniotic fluid, a real cocoon in which the
[00:04:24] fetus for 9 months is essential for its life before
[00:04:27] birth, but at the time of... childbirth, this same
[00:04:31] fluid can become a threat when it is aspirated by the
[00:04:35] baby and reaches its respiratory tract. In
[00:04:38] Brazzaville, some women question this phenomenon for
[00:04:42] having experienced it or having been a
[00:04:44] witness. My child
[00:04:47] school, the FMC committee of faced this problem because I gave birth to twins by
[00:04:50] caesarean section. The first one did not present a risk, but
[00:04:54] rather the second. Given the
[00:04:57] time and it's on the institution of delay, he had aspirated this fluid. He was taken care of quickly
[00:05:01] for a whole day. After that, we were asked to go home
[00:05:05] since he no longer presented any risks. He is in good health
[00:05:08] to this day. For
[00:05:11] me, this fluid is a danger for the baby, because if the baby
[00:05:14] inhales this fluid, it can expose him to several
[00:05:18] complications that can lead to death.
[00:05:21] To better understand this phenomenon, we went to a health center.
[00:05:25] According to the midwife we met,
[00:05:29] aspiration of amniotic fluid by the newborn may be related
[00:05:32] to certain complications occurring during
[00:05:35] childbirth. Pushing by the mother,
[00:05:38] fatigue or insufficient exclusive efforts
[00:05:42] can promote these complications. During
[00:05:45] childbirth, the baby inhales,
[00:05:49] precisely because mother delays
[00:05:52] in the last few minutes, the baby is
[00:05:55] in the vaginal canal,
[00:05:58] does not find the possibility of crying
[00:06:02] because he wants to clear his lungs. This
[00:06:05] aspiration can lead to several consequences on the health of the newborn,
[00:06:08] neonatal infections and
[00:06:11] respiratory, neurological or
[00:06:14] cardiac complications. In the most serious cases, the vital prognosis
[00:06:18] may be engaged if immediate
[00:06:21] care is not provided. When the baby is born without apparent
[00:06:24] signs of life, neonatal resuscitation
[00:06:27] must be performed urgently. The
[00:06:30] consequences that can happen are
[00:06:33] infections.
[00:06:35] If the baby who is one year old
[00:06:39] does not react immediately if he was born in
[00:06:41] a state of apparent death, resuscitation must be done within the
[00:06:45] first 5 minutes, we must react immediately. Now
[00:06:49] if resuscitation is delayed due to his inhalation, he
[00:06:53] does not react and so on, we see in pathology that the consequences are
[00:06:57] disastrous. There are babies like that who vomit,
[00:07:00] a neuropathic delay because the neurons
[00:07:03] precisely destroy themselves, death can
[00:07:07] occur due to delay in care,
[00:07:10] the baby continues.
[00:07:13] The amniotic fluid, when it comes out, does not cry
[00:07:15] immediately. We have the bulb syringe that
[00:07:19] allows us immediately to clear the
[00:07:22] respiratory tract. So we go to the
[00:07:26] mouth, we aspirate with the syringe, the penguin
[00:07:30] normally, we dislodge the baby with the
[00:07:33] syringe, and if we notice that the cry does
[00:07:37] not come, the baby does not react,
[00:07:40] we go with the... Normally we warm the
[00:07:44] baby, as soon as he cries, care
[00:07:48] is provided.
[00:07:52] Among us, midwives, we
[00:07:54] stop at clearing
[00:07:58] the respiratory tract. To limit the risks,
[00:08:02] health professionals recommend regular prenatal monitoring
[00:08:05] for pregnant women and increased vigilance from the
[00:08:09] rupture of membranes to allow rapid care and
[00:08:13] avoid complications. So
[00:08:15] for this report by Magali Ondon and
[00:08:19] Felicia Bikumu. The second
[00:08:22] conference of the Social Rights Organizing Committee was held in
[00:08:25] Brazaville on the theme "Fighting Violence Against
[00:08:29] Women in Congo." It was under the authority of the President
[00:08:32] of this committee, Rosamour Pavellik. Magali
[00:08:35] ando. A minute of silence was observed
[00:08:39] in memory of all women victims of violence,
[00:08:43] which, in reality, remains a major concern worldwide.
[00:08:46] This was an opportunity for the
[00:08:49] representative of the COE of the Democratic Republic of
[00:08:52] Congo to insist on the need to break the silence around
[00:08:56] this violence. One of the highlights of this
[00:08:59] meeting was the simulation of the trial showing the
[00:09:03] functioning of justice in the face of violence against
[00:09:06] women and raising public awareness of
[00:09:09] judicial procedures. We recall that the FAD is a place of
[00:09:12] justice that requires responsible, respectful
[00:09:16] and dignified behavior from everyone. Lucien, please
[00:09:20] call the kitchen to
[00:09:22] the. Hello gentlemen, thank
[00:09:25] you for stating your names, first names. I have been working in the
[00:09:28] IT field for 5 years. Have you already done military
[00:09:32] service? No. Have you ever been
[00:09:35] prosecuted? No, this is the first time I have been prosecuted. I don't like conflicts and
[00:09:39] I am a shy person. Although sir. his presence
[00:09:43] at the scene at the time of the drama, his own niece, a direct eyewitness,
[00:09:47] claims to have seen him deliver the fatal
[00:09:49] blows. Following these facts, the cook was
[00:09:53] taken into custody and appeared today before the court of
[00:09:57] relief to answer charges of the following:
[00:09:59] domestic violence resulting in death without
[00:10:03] intent to cause it, as provided for and punished by law, bararay number
[00:10:06] 19-2022 of 40 to 2022, concerning
[00:10:10] the fight against violence against women in the Republic of Congo, particularly in its
[00:10:14] articles 3, 4, 5 and 8,
[00:10:17] guilty of the criminal
[00:10:19] act.
[00:10:21] This meeting allowed the presidency of the codes
[00:10:25] to highlight the scope of the fight against violence against
[00:10:28] women and the popularization of the Mbara
[00:10:32] law guaranteeing the protection of women's rights. We took the initiative
[00:10:36] to organize this large conference because I myself, being a
[00:10:39] victim, wanted to break the silence. Our goal is to raise public
[00:10:42] awareness so that the number of acts of violence can
[00:10:45] decrease, and also to promote the Mbara law
[00:10:49] of May 4, 2022, on
[00:10:52] violence against women in the city of Congo. During
[00:10:55] this conference, participants also had access to
[00:10:58] panels on several sub-themes, silent
[00:11:02] demonstrations, songs, but also the codes project
[00:11:06] for 50 years, in order to take care of victim
[00:11:09] women. Housing is a human
[00:11:13] right, let's build it, decent
[00:11:16] housing for all, two main themes developed at the
[00:11:19] Denis Sasou-Nguesso University, at the Higher Institute
[00:11:22] of Architecture, Urban Planning, Building. Public Works,
[00:11:26] this was on the occasion of the celebration of
[00:11:31] architecture, Marie-Paule Nganga, for the
[00:11:33] details. First Monday of October, tradition
[00:11:37] is respected at the University of Nissa-Sungeso, the
[00:11:44] architecture, a scientific day organized by
[00:11:47] the Institute in charge of these two trainings, habitat and
[00:11:50] architecture. The meeting, among other things, focused on
[00:11:53] the importance of World Habitat and Architecture Days, that
[00:11:57] housing is a human right, let's build it, and decent
[00:12:00] housing for all. The objective is to bring together
[00:12:04] scientists, construction professionals, urban planners,
[00:12:07] architects and engineers for a
[00:12:11] sensitization on the housing issue and to encourage decision-makers
[00:12:15] to take urgent action to address precariousness, shantytowns
[00:12:18] and the lack of basic
[00:12:21] services. Professor Narcisse Malanda, director at...
[00:12:27] when the United Nations
[00:12:30] celebrate these days every year, it is for
[00:12:34] there to be an awareness and
[00:12:36] it is for us to talk about the problems and therefore the stakes
[00:12:40] that practically affect our society. Populations do not consult architects
[00:12:44] when it comes to design, and we think that
[00:12:47] the workers who are there are able to
[00:12:50] design infrastructure or buildings. This is a mistake, so
[00:12:53] today everything has been said
[00:12:57] planning body and if we want to do
[00:13:01] things well, we must consult architects when it
[00:13:03] comes to the design of buildings and infrastructure,
[00:13:07] and engineers are precisely there to support and sustain these
[00:13:11] projects. But the observation is bitter because precisely, uh, it's not done
[00:13:14] that way. The Congolese housing market faces a significant
[00:13:18] structural deficit estimated at more than 15,000 housing units per year,
[00:13:22] 90% of which are self-built.
[00:13:25] This is due to the lack of accessible housing programs.
[00:13:28] It is therefore necessary to consult an architect to guarantee
[00:13:32] decent and adequate housing that takes into account the needs related to
[00:13:36] essential services. The organization of this scientific day responds to the
[00:13:40] will of Professor Ange Antoine
[00:13:42] the UDC, to consider all international
[00:13:45] celebrations related to the training
[00:13:49] courses offered by this university.
[00:13:51] The Angola Libre school complex was inaugurated
[00:13:55] last Friday by the President of the Republic, Denis
[00:13:58] Sungeso. On this occasion, the Building Control and Public
[00:14:02] Works Office, which contributed to the construction of this
[00:14:05] school complex, unveiled, through its General
[00:14:08] Director Marius Sumiere, its program,
[00:14:12] which program is in line with what
[00:14:16] began with the National Oil Company of Congo.
[00:14:20] This is a report signed by Leonard
[00:14:22] Pondit. Inaugurated this October 9th
[00:14:26] by the President of the Republic, Denis Sasungeso, the Angola Libre
[00:14:28] school complex located in Makélékélé in the first
[00:14:32] district of Brazzaville was built on an area of
[00:14:36] 40,000 square meters. The control mission of the educational
[00:14:39] gem was carried out by the Building
[00:14:42] and Public Works Control Office, abbreviated
[00:14:45] BCBTP, a mission that is part of the
[00:14:49] continuity, said Marius Boris Mierret
[00:14:52] Enca, General Director of the BC.
[00:14:55] ptp the Angola Libre school complex is a continuation of what
[00:14:58] we started with the
[00:15:01] SCPC in Oyo and
[00:15:05] we proceeded to the freedom
[00:15:09] uh in Dolisi and today we are in Angola
[00:15:12] Libre so it's a vast program that
[00:15:15] we are rolling out with the SMPC we did
[00:15:18] the work in
[00:15:22] the head of state republic because today. yes, we must focus
[00:15:26] on the training of young people and we must therefore put people at the center
[00:15:30] of politics, so Angola Libre is
[00:15:34] like all uh in the framework of CSR.
[00:15:37] The SNPC, we are rolling out this agenda and
[00:15:40] it's going very well. This work, in fact, translates
[00:15:44] the commitment of the National Oil Company of Congo to
[00:15:48] support the President of the
[00:15:51] the march towards development. Mexen Raoul Ominga, General
[00:15:55] Director of SNPC, here presents the
[00:15:57] technical characteristics of this school complex.
[00:16:01] These educational jewels, these
[00:16:04] four hectares of hope in the heart of Makeley.
[00:16:08] It has the capacity to accommodate 1000 students, a
[00:16:12] preschool, a primary school, a
[00:16:16] college, a high school, a whole
[00:16:19] school trajectory reunited in one single place, 100 classrooms,
[00:16:22] a scientific laboratory, three
[00:16:26] media libraries, 10 housing units for
[00:16:29] teachers, three administrative buildings, five
[00:16:32] water towers and a complete sports area, these
[00:16:36] brand new buildings... emerged from the ground in just a few
[00:16:40] months, this rapid construction does not affect the quality of the
[00:16:43] infrastructures, assured the general director of the
[00:16:47] BCBTP, we want to go fast, it's true, but it must
[00:16:50] be quality work and it's our role, we are the
[00:16:54] national technical controller, that the
[00:16:57] companies that had the chance to have this
[00:17:00] market or the next markets that will come
[00:17:03] work in compliance with the rules there, we are uncompromising.
[00:17:07] On this, that the days are not of quality,
[00:17:11] not, the control mission by the BCBTP
[00:17:14] contributed to guaranteeing the conformity of the work with
[00:17:17] quality requirements, concluded Marius Mier en
[00:17:21] cas. In another chapter of the news,
[00:17:25] the work of the methodological seminar aimed at
[00:17:28] strengthening the capacities of PCT cadres and militants
[00:17:31] has concluded. The objective of this seminar was
[00:17:35] therefore to revitalize action on the ground and train a core
[00:17:38] group of relays throughout the country. Drushche
[00:17:42] Ngolo. Now better equipped to carry out
[00:17:45] their political mission on the ground with rigor, dynamism, and
[00:17:48] efficiency. These cadres and militants of the Congolese Labor Party have completed
[00:17:52] a 3-day learning session. This meeting allowed
[00:17:55] them to acquire the fundamental tools necessary for the revitalization and
[00:17:59] optimal management of the party's instances throughout the country,
[00:18:02] thus concretizing one of the major orientations of the Central
[00:18:06] Committee's activity program. PCT: these three days were not
[00:18:10] only a month of knowledge acquisition, they
[00:18:14] will have especially constituted a time for reflection on
[00:18:18] our working methods, on our practices
[00:18:21] and on how the responsibilities entrusted
[00:18:25] to cadres and militants must be exercised. You have
[00:18:29] been trained to be, in your turn, trainers
[00:18:32] and relays. This responsibility gives your
[00:18:35] participation a particular scope. You do not leave
[00:18:39] simply with additional knowledge,
[00:18:43] you leave with a mission. The Department of Training and
[00:18:46] Documentation, for its part, commits
[00:18:50] to continuing the coordination and monitoring of this
[00:18:53] dynamic so that the achievements of this
[00:18:57] training can indeed be
[00:18:59] shared in the institutions and form a pool of qualified relays to multiply
[00:19:03] actions with grassroots and intermediate structures, to modernize
[00:19:06] the party's functioning in the face of contemporary challenges, to strengthen
[00:19:10] and increase the impact of field actions, this is the very
[00:19:14] positive outcome of this seminar. At the end of the work, the seminar participants
[00:19:17] declared themselves fully armed and determined to ultimately convey the lessons
[00:19:21] learned. During this training seminar, we
[00:19:24] had six modules, and in the first
[00:19:27] module we talked about the organization of
[00:19:32] the animation, the functioning of the party
[00:19:35] and the financing of the party at the level of our structures. We leave
[00:19:39] this training well-equipped and capable of training others
[00:19:43] since that was the objective of this training. We are trainers
[00:19:46] and we will relay the message at the level of our grassroots structures in the
[00:19:50] federations, the committees. I should first
[00:19:53] commend the permanent secretariat from the 6th
[00:19:57] congress for this great initiative. We welcome
[00:20:00] with enthusiasm this type of activity so that in the
[00:20:03] coming days, we too will relay the message. Combine
[00:20:07] responsibility with expertise, combine commitment with
[00:20:10] performance and transform militant will into real capacity for action
[00:20:14] on the ground. This is the whole philosophy of training advocated and
[00:20:17] promoted by the General Secretariat of the
[00:20:19] party. In this period of back to
[00:20:25] the 6th district of Ngoyo has just rehabilitated a building of
[00:20:28] the General Education College of Ngoyo. The official handover of this
[00:20:32] building to the competent authorities took place
[00:20:35] yesterday. On this occasion, the Madre Foundation
[00:20:38] provided students with school kits.
[00:20:40] Corine
[00:20:49] 2 minutes. Led by its president, this
[00:20:52] guest within the educational community to mark its
[00:20:56] attachment to republican values, a symbol of
[00:20:59] patriotism and service to the nation through the raising
[00:21:02] of colors. At the heart of their action, the handover of the
[00:21:06] tricolor flag and the fully rehabilitated building of
[00:21:09] the CEG, works that consisted of refreshing
[00:21:12] the walls with new paint and its
[00:21:15] electrification, a reason for satisfaction for the head of
[00:21:19] this public institution. We particularly
[00:21:22] want to thank the Congolese rising force of Ngoyo, led by
[00:21:26] Mrs. Samba N Tombé, for the generous
[00:21:29] gesture you have just made on behalf of all teachers,
[00:21:33] students and the entire administration, we say a big thank you. For the
[00:21:37] first youth of the FRC Ngoyo committee, it is no longer time
[00:21:40] for speeches. This achievement is the fruit of a common will
[00:21:44] to contribute to the improvement of the learning conditions of our
[00:21:48] children. Through this action, the Congolese rising force did not
[00:21:52] worry about the cost, even if the interest of its work was of a social
[00:21:56] nature, it demonstrates once
[00:22:01] and the development of the school community. In addition, the
[00:22:04] Madre medical foundation, a partner of the 6th district of Ngoyo
[00:22:08] in the social and health sectors, proceeded to distribute school
[00:22:11] kits to more than 447 vulnerable
[00:22:15] students from different Ngoyo neighborhoods as well as to
[00:22:19] public education officials for the beneficiaries,
[00:22:21] this initiative is a real encouragement to continue their
[00:22:25] studies with more motivation. Thanks to the
[00:22:28] foundation for this notebook you gave us, I say thank you to the
[00:22:32] foundation because it gave us the notebook. The president of the
[00:22:35] foundation, for his part, explained the motivations for this
[00:22:38] action. The foundation is fully committed to supporting
[00:22:42] the disadvantaged children who are enrolled, of course, in
[00:22:45] the Nanga primary school. My wish is that you be the
[00:22:49] best, like our President of the Republic, His
[00:22:52] Excellency, Mr. Denis Sasou, through his
[00:22:56] civic actions, these entities, one political and the
[00:22:59] other political, tirelessly contribute to
[00:23:02] the development of Congolese youth.
[00:23:06] On the occasion of the first Saturday of the month, the committee of the
[00:23:09] Organization of Women of Congo of Mongopuku organized a vast sanitation
[00:23:13] operation at public school 418, even without bells in
[00:23:17] Mpaka, where the federation of the political party, Movement for Action and
[00:23:21] Renewal, cleaned up the Mpaka water market.
[00:23:24] This is a report signed by
[00:23:28] Abigayel.
[00:23:31] The republican tradition of the first Saturday of each month was
[00:23:35] once again respected. In Mongompuku, the members of the
[00:23:38] committee of the Organization of Congolese Women, OFC,
[00:23:42] chose to put their civic commitment at the service of school
[00:23:45] 418, equipped with weeding material, these
[00:23:48] women from different regions... the district invested
[00:23:52] the enclosure of this public establishment, they proceeded to
[00:23:55] collect household waste, weeding and
[00:23:59] cleaning of the various school spaces, objective
[00:24:02] to offer students a clean, healthy and conducive
[00:24:06] learning environment. after 3 months of absence, the
[00:24:09] rooms, the courtyard has become dirty and that is why we have
[00:24:12] decided to clean up this establishment.