Brazzaville

Brazzaville (French boɔloo: [bʁazavil]) e la teŋkpoŋ ane kapital ko Republic Congo. Administratively, o e la depaamɛte ane commune. https://ins-congo.cg/download/chapitre-3-organisation-administrative/Naŋ taa financial ane administrative centre ko a teŋɛ, o bezie la north seŋ naŋ e Congo River, naŋ be Kinshasa, a kapital teŋɛ naŋ e Democratic Republic ko a Congo (DR Congo).

A kapital ko yagroŋ naŋ duori ta 2.1 million kpeɛreba, naŋ taa te gaŋ third of the national populace. A 40% mine la tona toma non-agricultural professions. Yi a World War II, Brazzaville da toŋɛɛ a de facto kapital ko Free France neŋ 1940 ane 1942.

A 2013, Brazzaville da taa la eebo ko a teŋɛ naŋ kyaare Music neŋ UNESCO; yi be o meŋ da e la mɛmba ko a Creative Cities Network.https://web.archive.org/web/20181004021133/https://news.un.org/en/story/2013/10/453392-brazzaville-zahle-krakow-and-fabriano-designated-unesco-creative-cities

 Gɔbena 

 Makélékélé
 Bacongo
 Poto-Poto
 Moungali
 Ouenzé
 Talangaï
 Mfilou
 Madibou
 Djiri

 Climate 
Climate data for Brazzaville (1991-2020)MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearRecord high °C (°F)37.5
(99.5)36.3
(97.3)37.5
(99.5)36.8
(98.2)37.3
(99.1)34.3
(93.7)33.8
(92.8)40.2
(104.4)39.5
(103.1)38.9
(102.0)35.8
(96.4)40.2
(104.4)40.2
(104.4)Mean daily maximum °C (°F)30.9
(87.6)31.7
(89.1)32.5
(90.5)32.6
(90.7)31.4
(88.5)28.9
(84.0)28.1
(82.6)29.1
(84.4)30.9
(87.6)31.2
(88.2)31.2
(88.2)30.8
(87.4)30.8
(87.4)Daily mean °C (°F)26.1
(79.0)26.6
(79.9)26.8
(80.2)26.7
(80.1)26.3
(79.3)24.1
(75.4)23.4
(74.1)24.1
(75.4)25.9
(78.6)26.2
(79.2)25.7
(78.3)25.9
(78.6)25.6
(78.1)Mean daily minimum °C (°F)22.6
(72.7)22.3
(72.1)22.9
(73.2)22.9
(73.2)22.6
(72.7)20.6
(69.1)19.5
(67.1)20.5
(68.9)21.7
(71.1)22.3
(72.1)22.3
(72.1)22.4
(72.3)21.9
(71.4)Record low °C (°F)17.0
(62.6)14.5
(58.1)17.7
(63.9)18.6
(65.5)17.0
(62.6)12.7
(54.9)10.5
(50.9)10.3
(50.5)15.2
(59.4)13.7
(56.7)18.2
(64.8)17.7
(63.9)10.3
(50.5)Average precipitation mm (inches)159.5
(6.28)136.6
(5.38)188.7
(7.43)168.8
(6.65)132.0
(5.20)9.4
(0.37)3.0
(0.12)10.8
(0.43)42.6
(1.68)163.5
(6.44)263.6
(10.38)216.4
(8.52)1,494.9
(58.85)Average precipitation days (≥ 1.0 mm)1081112810049141289Average relative humidity (%)81807981817977737176818278Mean monthly sunshine hours1711671921811771411271331451521571541,897Source: NOAA
Notable people
See :Category:People from Brazzaville
 Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza (1852–1905), eponymous founder.
Prosper Philippe Augouard, (1852–1921) French Catholic priest, missionary and explorer, settled Brazzaville in 1887.
Ambroise Noumazalaye (1933–2007)  Prime Minister of Congo-Brazzaville, 1966 to 1968
Jean Serge Essous (1935-2009) a Congolese saxophonist & clarinetist
Emmanuel Dongala (born 1941) a Congolese chemist and novelist.
Patience Dabany (born 1941) singer, musician and First Lady of Gabon, 1967 to 1987.
Antoinette Sassou Nguesso (born 1945) First Lady of the Republic of the Congo since 1997
Aurlus Mabélé (1953–2020) a Congolese singer and composer.
Charles Richard Mondjo (born 1954) Chief of Staff of the Congo Armed Forces, 2002 to 2012.
Dominique Ntsiété (1940-2012), senator
Ali Bongo Ondimba (born 1959), Gabonese politician, 3rd President of Gabon since 2009.
Alain Akouala Atipault (born 1959) politician and government Minister.
Frédéric Bintsamou (born 1964) a Protestant clergyman and leader of the "semi-religious" rebel group The Ninjas
Bill Kouélany (born 1965) a Congolese artist, writer and set designer.
Alain Mabanckou (born 1966) novelist, journalist, poet and academic
Cyril Kongo (born 1969), a French painter and graffiti artist, lived in Brazzaville in the 80s.
Dominique Tchimbakala (born 1977) journalist and TV presenter, news anchor for TV5Monde.
Gaitana  (born 1979), Ukrainian singer who lived in Brazzaville for five years.
Scholastique Dianzinga, professor and specialist in women's history
Sardoine Mia (born 1998), artist
 Sport 
 André Merlin (1911–1960) a French tennis player.
 François M'Pelé (born 1947) a former footballer with 521 club caps and 9 for Congo
 Rolf-Christel Guié-Mien (born 1977) former footballer with 338 club caps and 26 for Congo
Oscar Ewolo (born 1978) former footballer with 374 club caps and 38 for Congo
Lorène Bazolo (born 1983) track and field athlete, Congolese flag bearer at the 2012 Summer Olympics
Ladislas Douniama (born 1986) former footballer with over 250 club caps and 28 for Congo
 Pamela Mouele-Mboussi (born 1988) long and triple jumper, national flag carrier at the 2008 Summer Olympics
Serge Ibaka (born 1989), professional basketball player
Férébory Doré (born 1989) footballer with over 200 club caps and 37 for Congo
Twin towns and sister cities
 Dresden, Germany
 Weihai, China
 Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Notes

Chavannes, Charles de. (1929) "Le Sergent Sénégalais Malamine." Annales de l'Académie des Sciences Coloniales, vol. 3:159–187.
Petringa, Maria. (2006) Brazza, A Life for Africa (2006) 
Tiepolo, M. (1996) "City Profile: Brazzaville" in Cities v. 13, pp. 117–124
Brisset-Guibert, Hervé (2007) Brazzaville petit guide historique, in the site www.presidence.cg ("palais presidentiel")
Cultural reference: In the final scene of the 1942 film, Casablanca, it is to Brazzaville that Captain Renault (Claude Rains) suggests he and Rick (Humphrey Bogart) might escape to together for "vacation" and, as Rick counters, "the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

Ziiri mine liŋkiri

Fusion Cities, consolidation of movement, urban analysis seminar with vectorised maps of the agglomeration. TU Darmstadt, 2009
Maria Petringa's  biographical article on Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, describing events leading to the founding of Brazzaville, 1997

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