therefore, for the people of central africa, this is a very important moment. the history. today, the central african republic has become an independent country with both states and international sovereignty. so every year, since 960, the entire population of central africa celebrates this day, which is very important when people organize demonstrations. because as you know, until the 13th of august, we would a colony and then we gained independence. so this is a very important day, which is really the result of the struggle of the people of central africa against the colonial game. no one was happy with it. and the people of central africa our ancestors fought for their independence or something. so this is a very important date in the life of the central african republic. how much has life changed here over the last 30 years. so the least during the last 30 to 40 years in the history of our country that have been obstinate downs. we had a lot of conflicts about presume changes happened in undemocratic ways on conflicts and a little bit of an impact on the line for the cent

no one was happy with it, and the people are central africa. our ancestors fought for their independence or something. so this is a very important date in the life of the central african republic. how much has life changed here over the last 30 years, so big, or least during the last 30, the 40 years in the history of our country that have been ups and downs. we had a lot of conflicts about regime changes happened and undemocratic ways on conflicts . a little bit of an impact on the line for the central african republic. new conflict took place in 2012, 2013, a greatly shocked disability of the country. we can international unity, basically destroyed our economy and the usual way of life was disrupted. and today has always, central african residents demonstrate the strength of the spirit improved by are able to withstand difficulties in 2016, we return to the constitutional system. thus we have access to public administration in matters of national reconciliation, security and development. so our country has made significant achievement economy.

central africa loves the russians very much. 7 out of 10 central africans live below the poverty line. most don't have access to tv and even feel it to the internet. which is why a competition to win. cellphones sponsored by the russian embassy and the local social media app is a major event. they just say already it is social error, that a security thing. we don't need to have fake news. everything we broadcast, everything we share is good information. i work with developers who studying abroad . for example, in india, where there is the biggest i t school, we created this. turco is the 1st central african social network. it's led to curiosity about the russian faith and culture. in a small village with one more to pump, the faithful come to pray alone are commune appeared in central africa back in 2010, we've been waiting a long time to become a j when part of the orthodox christian church. finally, the russian orthodox mission arrived in africa, which allowed us to establish close ties with the moscow patriarchy, me, people of central africa would just be happy to follow the moscow

, the relations between france and central africa have lots of dramatic moments. of course, it can make some influence on the mute of people and authorities and even businesses down into as far as i know from media even nowadays, they have some debates on visa issues and so on. it's a minor things, but not exactly i. russia is always open for friendly relations, mutually beneficial relations. but in case incentive advocates for the special case because it's, it's our vehicles right in the country with the prospects for young people are slim and we hope has been short demand. the future now looks promising. cultural exchanges and projects planned between the 2 countries, appreciation from the local government, its own military and the russian instructors who has been assisting it to protect the lives of innocent women and children. it was erected last november and as you drive to the city of the ball need to lead, growing russian prison, accounting increasingly noticeable. clearly the sentiment people wants me to do seen from african republic. alexander ivanov, dir

the strain currently circulating is not as serious, there is another variety common in central africa. that is where kids could have a problem. in this one, in terms of transition -- transmission, don't think of it as being a big problem. in terms of transmission within the area, not a very high probability. most of the kids around the world have been in households. there are two ways to deal with kids if they have been exposed. long period of time. within two weeks, the lower the chance of getting seriously ill. even if the kid gets the disease , they are mild. liz: i am getting a question. will the meat loaf pox turn into a major outbreak? why is there a shortage? >> there is a shortage because it's a perfect storm. there is one factory that makes them in the world. that factory planned to do renovations. another barrier was the fda inspection of the facilities. in terms of outbreak and human anxiety, taking a month to inspect the facility before releasing the 700,000 plus vaccines was probably -- we wish it could have been faster. those are all of the reasons why i think all of thi

the republic of the congo is a state in central africa bordered by gabon cameroon, the central africanrepublic of angola, the democratic republic of the congo has access to the atlantic ocean. the area of ​​the country is 342.000 m², the population is 5 million 518.000 people according to the world bank. well, it must be said right away that, in fact, in the world of countries with the name congo, there are as many as two and both, they are located on two sides of the great african river, with the same name. well, to avoid confusion, uh, accepted call each of these two countries by the name of their capitals. one is called congo prozovik and the other congo chilishasa actually, our today's conversation about the congo with the capital of the eyebrow, everyone here speaks, mainly in french. this is not surprising, because congozaville is a former french colony. the fact is that back in 1880, a french officer, who was actually called pierre vibraza. it was there that the french military outpost sat, and around this outpost a country was subsequently formed that received the name of the c

is enrica pico director of the central africa project at international crisis group . and in oslo is andrew. yeah, she senior researcher at the norwegian institute of international affairs, specializing in security issues in africa. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story romaji, let me start with you today. how many groups and factions ultimately signed this agreement? how many didn't sign or participate? and do you believe that this agreement can lead to a sustainable piece in chat? i think that you know, all we, he's the groups that were in the door and they, we know that there was about 43 groups that find that is fine. and we that is published. and in the other side we have about 8 group that 9 that didn't sign. 7 disagreement, what we would say got to being the composition of the different groups. there was that final thought was that we didn't those, that fine, we have some major audible groups like with our laid by the need. we also have the movement led by the general amount that we didn't the biggest group that scienc

enrica picco, director of the central africa project at international crisis group. andrew yaw tchie, senior researcher at the norwegian institute of international affairs. a warm welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today. how many groups and factions ultimately signed this agreement , how many did not sign and do you believe that this agreement can lead to a sustainable peace in chad? remadji: i think in all there were 50 groups that work in the talks in doha. there were about 43 groups that finally signed it. on the others like, we have about nine groups that did not sign this agreement. what we could say regarding the composition of the different groups, those who signed and those who do not sign. we have the movement led by the biggest group. the last findings in which the president deby, we have a deal, but one of the major groups is not part of the deal. mohammed: you heard him talk about the fact that not all rebel groups and factions signed this accord. one of the big worries is the fact that the fund for change and in chad refused to sign this accor

here you will find all the habitats of central africa from hyrax rainforest savannahs , game swamps andhes. that's what congress is paying special attention to today attention. this is what is called, she is a green economy. the fact is that the congo has always been glorious rich in its amazing forests, which for decades have not been mercilessly exterminated for centuries in search of minerals. uh, forests were cut down in thousands of hectares, special conditions and a lot of investments were made in order to restore the forest wealth of the year. thirty-third time symbolically will plant a new tree of the future in his country. here are your companions colleagues uh assistants that i met, all say i work very hard. and uh, what is called practically does not give itself a rest, but when it does happen, how do you spend it? well, free time is not that important in our case, but when we have free time, we can devote it to sports. now all i have left is swimming. in past. i have played many other sports. and now only swimming and free time can be devoted to reading. i do this when i hav

the 1st human case was recorded in central africa in 1970. in may, this year the disease spread to the u. k. u. s. and europe. they've now been more than $35000.00 cases, reports around the world. in july, the world health organization declared the outbreak of public health emergency of international concern. joining us now on al jazeera, alive from washington, d. c, is lauren's ghost in his a professor of medicine and founding o'neill, chair in global health law at georgetown university. thank you very much for being with us. there's been a lot of criticism as we heard in patty's report about the u. s. government's response to this monkey box outbreak. one would have thought that the lessons from the cone of ours crisis would have been learned. why do you think and how does us find itself in this situation today? what would have been the mistakes? yes, it's a coven 19. was the, the most complex, hardest case of public health has faced monkey park should have been dealt with very quickly. was the easiest case. we already had vaccines. we alre

of the central africa. we go and we're seeing the rain pick up toward western areas of the democratic republic of congo rate up into bungie as while be a ticket to the south because we got this vigorous weather system moving in to the eastern cape province, conseula and tall. this is really going to pick up those winds across the eastern cape coastline. so i think, for example, in port elizabeth, we're gonna look for maximum wind gusts of about 90 kilometers per hour. so that could certainly cause damage. also seen those winds pick up in durban and my pooty as while with some cooler air shuffling in. we'll see soon. the control of the narrative shapes the landscape that's fairly quick from the tall to the front of mind was very much forced out in the media as well as on the battlefield. the listening post dive to media on al jazeera, simple act of flying at flag. but in the occupied westbank raising the palestinian flag could get you shot are the also ports of the year, the $900.00 ninety's between the pale

showers in storms join up with a large band of wet weather that we see at this time of year across central africa . it's not as wet does, it has been for the very west, but around central areas like the central african republic and the d r. c. this is where we're going to see the wet weather. over the next few days, we could see some possible flooding for the south of this bone dry conditions for places like namibia am botswana, temperatures. on the up. we see the wet and windy weather pull away from eastern areas of the cape for cape town, sunshine ahead of wet weather. this weekend that to weather update. i saw airway official irvine of the journey. new voices heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners who, kimberly here where they really think in their own country shifting power basis, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australians with holes with those images front of mine who water very much can put her in the media as well as on the battlefield there. listening post dissect the m

showers and storms join up with a large band of wet weather that we see at this time of year across central africa . it's not as wet does, it has been for the very west, but around central areas like the central african republic and the d r. c. this is where we're going to see the wet weather. over the next few days, we could see some possible flooding for the south of this bone dry conditions for places like namibia and botswana temperatures. on the up, we see the wet and windy weather pull away from eastern areas of the cape for cape town, sunshine ahead of wet weather this weekend. that to weather update. ah, oh, did the young virtuosos pricing concert halls, domination, international competition? $1.00 oh $18.00 me south korea's musical prodigy, one out to 0. ah, al jazeera, a witness with chapel. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, the salad. the 1st down was the fragile sci fi and gaza appear to be holding up to the last minute. rockets was still being launched. the sea spot between israel and the armed group known as palestinian islamic jihad, o, p. i. j was me

central africa, it's our usual belts of showers and storms in this area, but we can see it flaring up more so up for areas of the democratic republic of congo and for southern africa that really a lot to report much calmer conditions. i got a few showers though, for that east coast stuff, madagascar on monday. that's it. that's all too soon. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, terrorism charges filed against foam and pakistani, prime minister im ron kahn. he's to pull his wound.

suddenly, in front of you, a group of forests, elephants, and pawn, gar national park and gabon central africa. the rain forest, their home protected national was covered 10 percent of the country, but hungry elephants of venturing beyond the boundaries. laundering nearby fields. echoes problems because villages give themselves from those plantations. and when the elephants, it's all this something you have been for months and that will give me food for my children and all this the elephant in one day, only one day. he destroys it. something that could last me and my parents maybe one year is just vanish and one day she how people get mad and sometimes kill the elephant. don't let people hear venting their anger in other ways to farmers recently. stage protests as well as having less to eat. they're worried about rising food prices. the government has responded by providing $4500000.00 to farmers was filled, have been destroyed by elephant authorities are also erecting electric fences to scare elephants away from the fields. some people cannot harm any more. the elephants are eating so much of

monkeypox has existed since the 1970's mostly endemic to west and central africa. that strain of the virus has circulated without a whole lot of intervention in that area. from the global north and west point of view, we have not treated it as a concern for us. until now. starting in may, we saw cases enter in western europe and enter a new population which is men who have six with -- sex with men. gay men whose social and sexual networks have become the primary root for transmission of outbreak in western europe and here in north america. for the general public though, this is not about identities, it is about behaviors. as i said, it is prolonged skin to skin contact that drives the transmission of this virus. for the vast majority of americans, they are not at risk of this virus. that is why as public health officials we are targeting our approaches and messaging to the behaviors and communities that are most impacted at this time. host: as you talk about risk and transmission i would like to ask a question we got from twitter. they ask how long a time is there

central africa get instruct with some pretty solid bands of rain around bungie with a high 30 degrees in our usual storms, around lake victoria to the south for south africa, its entire coastline from the northern cape province. stretching over to quasi luna towel, we've got blessed 3 winds in the forecast here. think gus anywhere about 60 to 65 kilometers per hour. and same goes for that coast and moves in beacon that may spread some showers for north central areas on wednesdays. here later, airway official airline of the journey, debating the issues of the day produce as always in criminalized around the boundaries of right the number there people are families and our friends and our community member on an online job voice. military don't believe in dialogue, the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to? there's no recognition about what we're ready the things the stream on now just 0. 0 oh hello again. watching al jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this our mikhail gorba

central africa, it's our usual belts of showers and storms in this area. but we can see it flaring up more so for areas of the democratic republic of congo and for southern africa that really a lot to report much calmer conditions. i got a few showers though, for that east coast stuff. madagascar on monday. that's it. that's all too soon. ah, ah, terrorism charges filed against form and pakistani prime minister im ron con. his support, his worn val hold rallies if he is arrested. ah . hello, i am emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up the u. s. and south korea begin their biggest joint and military drills in years. sol says it's a starting point to reorganize its emergency preparations back to school for millions of children in the philippines after one of the world's longest cove at 19 shut down. and how cutting down trees helped protect forests in mexico using an ancient method of sustainability? ah, welcome to the program. hundreds of supporters of former pakistani prime minister m . ron khan had gathered outside his home, vowin

so getting pretty close there, central africa get instruct with some pretty solid bands of rain around bungie with a high of 30 degrees in our usual storms. around late victoria to the south. you know, for south africa, its entire coastline from the northern cape province, stretching over to quasi luna towel. we've got blessed 3 winds in the forecast here . think gus? anywhere about 60 to 65 kilometers per hour. and same goes for that coast and moves in beacon that me spread some showers for north central areas on wednesdays. here later, the frank assessments, how much support is there that st protest that we've seen and call chain across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good that's happening in the court and found the people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. ronnie is credited by some we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside st

suddenly there in front of you, a group of forest elephants and pawn gar national park in gabon central africa. the rain forest, their home protected national parks, covered 10 percent of the country, but hungry elephants of venturing beyond the boundaries, plundering nearby fields, echoes problems cause villages. few of them fell from those plantations. and when the elephants, it's all this something you have been for months and that will give me food for my children and all this the elephant in one day, only one day. he destroys it. something that could last me and my parents, maybe one year. it's just vanish in one day. she how people get mad and sometimes killed the elephant door. people here venting their anger in other ways to farmers recently stage protests as well as having less to eat. they're worried about rising food prices. the government has responded by providing $4500000.00 to farmers was filled up and destroyed by elephant. authorities are also erecting electric fences to scare elephants away from the fields. some people cannot harm any more. the elephants are eating so much of

you could hit 40 degrees, and this is an extended period of heat, central africa, our biggest bursts of rain, really sudan right into south sudan. not too far away from juba on tuesday with a high 31 degrees. and for south africa, the vigorous system here is really wicked up those winds around cause, hulu, natal, i think we'll see wing us about 6065 kilometers per hour and these are southerly wind. so look what it's 10 to the temperature and my put so 19 degrees just the other day. you are in the thirty's. so big change indeed, that sharp the see later away. official airline of the journey. debating the issues of the day produce as always in criminalized around the boundaries of re please. i'm just number there. people or family center friends in our community member on an online job voice military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are in places that they're just growing and there's no recognition about what we're ready the things the street. oh no, just 0. ah, ah ah, daniel watching al jaz

central africa, the easterly waves doing quite nicely rolling off the ethiopian hot as pushing across to down south sedan. chad sinks and big downpours. look at that little touch of storms. could bring some localized findings, northern parts of nigeria on wednesday at what's the weather makes his way a little farther west for thursday. ah, out his ear is investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean, we'd all use the word bribe. we'll give you a token of appreciation, exposing trade of diplomatic passports today. it's $250.00 unless you're hot than the price will go over a $1000000.00 involving from other regions. highest officials. my work. oh, well, out there at investigations. diplomats for sale. lou ah, it was al jazeera reminder about top stores this r u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is in taiwan unless she met to president sy in when off a visit to parliament. she reiterated washington commitment to protect democracy on the self govern on china has condemned blows his visit and says it has nothing to do with protecting democracy. it's military has conducted joint errand.

central africa, our biggest birth of rain, release sudan, right into south sudan. not too far away from juba on tuesday with the high 31 degrees. and for south africa, the vigorous system here is really wicked up those winds around quite zulu natal. i think we'll see wind gusts about 6065 kilometers per hour, and these are southerly wind. so look what it's ton to the temperature and my put so 19 degrees just the other day. you are in the thirty's. so big change indeed that sharp the see later the place the arab world life to lecture was artist activists where ideas sparked and history has made america to use tyra to have 0 world tells the story of for iconic cafes and their role in eric society as part of creativity. debate at the same secrets. era cafe on our jazz ita. lou. ah. hello again. you're watching al jazeera, his reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 20 people have been killed following gum, foreign explosions and back dodge green zone. the area houses, government offices, and foreign embassies. the violence comes off to pop up shortly. demo, ou

and for central africa, if we look at camera rule, we've had some flooding there as of late toward western areas, but actually not as active as it has been over the last few days. you know, we had some snow in the free state in south africa, some freezing rain and kazoo luna tall, but much calmer conditions now. cape town got a high of 16 degrees on sunday. that sure weather up that i'll catch up with you later. ah, ah, somali forces and a 30 hours sage by al chabad fight, is that a mogadishu hotel? 30 people are reported dead. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera alive from doe house, are coming up, the daughter of an ultra nationalist, russian strategist, and close ally of president burden is killed in a car bomb explosion. you must go. why striking t workers in bangladesh demanding a 150 percent high hike, plus ah, a new zullie king is crowned in south africa after months of challenges to the throne. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in somalia, where a 30 hours sage at a hotel in the capitol as ended after security forces storms, the bill getting him killed. the attack

then suddenly, in front of you, a group of forest elephants and pawn, gar national park in gabon central africa, the rain forest, their home protected national parks covered 10 percent of the country, but hungry elephants of venturing beyond the boundaries, plundering nearby fields, echoes problems cause villages field themselves from those plantations. and when the elephants, it's all this, something you have been for months and that will give me food for my children and all this the elephant in one day, only one day. he destroys it. something that could last me and my parents, maybe one year it's just vanish in one day. she how people get mad and sometimes killed the elephant. i don't let people hear venting their anger in other ways to farmers recently. stage protests as well as having less to eat. they're worried about rising food prices. the government has responded by providing $4500000.00 to farmers was filled up and destroyed by elephant. authorities are also erecting electric fences to scare elephants away from the fields. some people cannot harm any more. the elephants are eating so m

> the world health organization is appealing for urgent funding to help millions of people in central africag an unprecedented food crisis. in south sudan, 3 in 4 people face hunger. it's the world's youngest country and one of its most fragile. so poor, some families auction their most precious asset for food, their daughters. here is debora patta. >> reporter: the men have gathered for important business. he lays out his sticks. each one represents a cow. he's demanding 100. after several hour of haggling, a deal is struck. [ singing in foreign language ] it's less than he hoped for, but times are tough. 60 scrawny cows in exchange for his daughter. oo today there will be a marriage. wearing a green dress and an ill fitting wig, the bride is treated like royalty. the cattle will save her family from starvation. but it comes at a terrible cost. she is a child, just 14 years old. two months ago, she had a future beyond this village. she was in school where she received not only an education, but a meal once a day, and then that school feeding scheme came to an abrupt halt. the village has be

there, but i think the better bet for that will be across turkeys, black, sea coast and off to central africa. we go but actually want to take it to nigeria, northern portions we had non stop brain for about 30 hours. that led to some flooding there, killing at least 7 people. and for southern africa, you know, not much to report a lot of sun, but me see a shower in durban on saturday, susan the no place. and so i go on with say, the press retreated to the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the recreation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict and vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row seats, the final stages of the war cycle and caravel war hotels. on al jazeera lou ah, ah, hello there, i'm mr. z at a in durham. let's remind you about top stories here. the salad. israel has carried out air strikes in the gaza strip, and armed fighters have responded provoking fears of a full scale conflict. palestinian islamic jihad says it's 500 rockets at is really cities on the

suddenly, in front of you, a group of forests, elephants, and pon gar, national park in gabon central africa, the rain forest, their home protected national parks, covered 10 percent of the country, but hungry elephants of venturing beyond the boundaries plant, bring nearby fields that caused problems. because villages shield themselves from those plantation. and when the elephants, it's all this something you have been for months and that will give me food for my children and all this the elephant in one day only one day. he destroys it. something that could last me and my parents maybe one year is just vanish and one day she how people get mad and sometimes killed the elephant. they don't let people hear venting their anger in other ways to farmers recently. stage protests as well as having less to eat. they're worried about rising food prices. the government has responded by providing $4500000.00 to farmers was filled, have been destroyed by elephant authorities are also erecting electric fences to scare elephants away from the fields. some people cannot farm any more. the elephants are e

here for travel is truly cosmic for ordinary russians vasilyevich 150,000 rubles in libya 195 central africahat about ukraine, money solves everything globally don't think you did your job putin's 20-year plan worked and then the entrance goes propaganda must somehow justify the bloody deed and figure out how to make the many thousand army of murderers not consider themselves such in ukraine, state awards were presented for this . they are not happy. a bracket was placed somewhere, soldiers in hospital pajamas in wheelchairs receive awards and apartments in a small, cool mountain in kopardina, bulgaria, by the way, the new address of one of the soldiers was burned down, and it looks like a house in which russian soldiers get apartments like this and that today the kremlin maniac considers his main weapon to be the first to destroy russia itself, the total poverty that is already spreading across the immense because of the war that putler unleashed because of the world sanctions imposed on russia mass emigration of the best conditions of the country, all this will turn against the kremlin and

energy crossing over the g. m. pushing into is stumble, so, thundering, downpours here and off to central africa. we go right now, it's our usual scattering. a plentiful showers in storms, especially soft sudan, spilling into uganda on friday. calmer weather for south africa, but a big drop in those temperatures for durban. just a high of 20 degrees on friday. that's a drop of 10 degrees that show whether at the bye for now. ah. what is the ocean witnessed plainness. witness difference this witness? change? witness, happiness. witness? not witness. sunlight. witness de la. witness. last witness. charity witness. confusion. witness clarity, witness, family and witness. friends. witness the beginning. witness. the end. witness. life. witness on algebra. lou ah, you're watching al serra reminder on top stories this hour the russian occupied zap region. nuclear plant is back online. equations, nuclear agency says it was briefly disconnected from the power grid out, a fire damaged overhead electricity lines. a u. s. judge has ordered the release of the evidence that sparked an f. b. i search of donal

central africa, the brain in storms just to the west of a d sat baba and same goes for nairobi and for southern africa, cooler air for laputa. with the high of 23 degrees on tuesday. see you later, ah, on counting the cost, the u. n. a just tax on the profits of oil and gas giants couldn't help ease the energy crisis. biden signs a bill to boost chip reduction. who's winning the semiconductor? and video game fails? death is it game over to the pandemic group? counting the cost on elder there. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. sentimental have to take it will please amuse and current to fast that multi year lou. ah, ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here this ella kenya's, vice president william router has been declared the winner that's presidential election. we received just over 50 percent of the vote, less than 2 percent ahead of his rival, former prime minister rhino to for the sub members of the kenyan electoral commission, are refusing to endorse the result. and that's fueled fears of further bothers and allegations of

central africa, the rain in storms just to the west of a disabled bar. and same goes for nairobi and for southern africa, cooler air for my poto with the high of 23 degrees on tuesday, sir. later, official airline of the john live and robust debates. i hear the word refugee think strange are these think other law literally stuck in these camps? it's regardless of your range the way you're coming from. and he said, give everybody safety from global issues to those that need to be high. human rights and land defenders and brazil thing live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street for a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. a comment about top stories here. this al kenny, as vice president william router has been declared the winner of its presidential election. we received just over 50 percent of the vote. less than 2 percent ahead of his rival format by mister ronald dingo. meanwhile, for the 7 members of the canyon electoral commissioner refusing to endorse the result and that's fuel fea

double grant and grand deluxe grandiosely and the point of the republic of the congo state in central africathe central african republic of angola the democratic republic of the congo has access to the atlantic ocean. the area of ​​the country is 342.000 m², the population is 5.518.000 people according to data from the world bank. well, it must be said right away that, in fact, there are as many as two countries in the world with the name congo, and both of them are located on two sides of the great african river, with the same name combo one is called the democratic republic of the congo republic. well, so that there is no confusion, it is customary to call each of these two countries by the name of their capitals. it is called congo rosaville, and the other one is actually our today's conversation about the congo with the capital of the eyebrows, here everyone speaks, mainly in french. is not surprising, because e congo truck was a former french colony. the fact is that back in 1880. the french officer, whose name was actually pierre de groza it was there that the general affairs, the mili