Congo: Ministry of Sports Authorizes Reopening of Stadiums and Resumes Competitions

Author: Merveil WelloPublished on: June 10, 2026Country: Congo

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The Congolese Ministry of Sports has authorized the reopening of stadiums and the resumption of sports competitions across the country. The decision aims to revive sports activities after a period of suspension. Health measures must be followed to ensure the safety of players and spectators.

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