In the Journal Les Défôts de Brazzaville, news is no longer only read in the columns of the only daily newspaper of the Republic of Congo, it is sometimes harshly seen in the daily lives of those who make it. For several months, a wind of disquiet blows on the editorial staff, leaving the agents facing a paradoxical situation: to inform the public rigorously, while juggling with 13 months of unpaid wages. In the corridors, humor — a well-known w…
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In the Journal Les Défôts de Brazzaville, news is no longer only read in the columns of the only daily newspaper of the Republic of Congo, it is sometimes harshly seen in the daily lives of those who make it. For several months, a wind of disquiet blows on the editorial staff, leaving the agents facing a paradoxical situation: to inform the public rigorously, while juggling with 13 months of unpaid wages. In the corridors, humor — a well-known w…