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DR. LUVINDAO SPERANCE
DR. LUVINDAO SPERANCE NEW MINISTER OF HEALTH IN NAMIBIA. SYMBOL OF OPENING OR SUBJECT OF DIVISION? a Namibia has been at the centre of attention …
ADRIENNE AMURI AZIZA: AT THE HEART OF GENOMIC RESEARCH AT INRB
RISING FIGURE IN GENOMIC RESEARCH IN CENTRAL AFRICAIn the landscape of biomedical research in Central Africa, Adrienne Amuri Aziza embodies a new gen…
A more ecological and sustainable city
Ecology is at the heart of our societies today. The city is already committed to sustainable development, gaining energy sobriety, reducing its pollu…
CANCER: WHY DON'T AFRICANS ACCEPT THE DISEASE?
Paradoxically, while cancer is rapidly progressing in sub-Saharan Africa, the disease remains difficult to acknowledge, name, and confront. Behind …
DOCTOR ALPHONSE NZOMVUAMA. THE HEART OF CONGO BEATS TO THE RHYTHM OF SCIENCE
In the operating room, the silence is almost reverential. The movements are precise, controlled, imbued with absolute concentration. Before his…
WHAT ARE YOU IN MAN?
Today, God needs evangelists, men and women, to deliver another people who are slaves in another Egypt and under another Pharaoh, that is, slaves of …
Christian life is a life that excels in patience
When one obeys GOD, one walks in His excellent Ways through the practice of HIS PAROLE, it brings sanctification through the SANG OF JESUS Our Savior…
FROM THE PALACE TO THE STADIUMS: FELIX TSHISEKEDI AND THE RENAISSANCE OF CONGOLESE FOOTBALL
For a long time, Congolese football lived between nostalgia and disillusionment. Nostalgia for the great generations of the Democratic Republic of …
SIMON BANZA
Simon Banza, whose full name is Simon Bokoté Banza, is a Congolese international footballer born on August 13, 1996, in Creil, France. He plays as …
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY AND MONITORING SANITARY(INBVS) A POINTE-NOIRE
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY AND MONITORING SANITARY(INBVS) A POINTE-NOIRE
FIRST PLAYER ADVERSARY?
While the World Clubs are in full swing in the United States, the first concerns about the playing conditions are emerging, especially because of the…
CONGO NOTES SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN TREATMENT AND RESEARCH
Sickle cell disease is a genetic hemoglobin disease that affects most African countries. The majority of children with the most serious form of this …
WHAT IF WOMEN IN SCIENCE FINALLY TAKEN POWER?
What if it ceased to be a space of power struggles and became a place for decisions based on evidence, ethics and the long term? In a world shaken …
TWO VIRUSES, ONE HEALTH CHALLENGE
At the heart of the infectious threats that still weigh heavily on Africa and, consequently, on global health, two viral diseases occupy a special pl…
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