Officially, it is the name of a privately owned Media
group abbreviated MNCOM and it was founded in 2009. She is on paper and also in
the ambition and hope of it owner, Maurice Nguesso, Congo’s largest privately
owned media group. It is the example of how creative and imaginative, the elder
brother of President Denis Sassou Nguesso is. But on the sad or wrong side of
the coin, it is the grave yard of all the professional and managerial good
will. MNCOM also shows how open and conciliatory Maurice Nguesso is. Maurice
Nguesso doesn’t only love his younger brother, President Denis Sassou Nguesso. He
also loves Congo, Africa and above all, he loves real democracy, where there is
real freedom of speech, real free and faire elections and real the defense and
protection of human rights. Maurice Nguesso is the exact opposite of his
younger brother of a president and all the opportunists and brutes around him. And because Maurice Nguesso understands many
things, especially Congolese and love democracy and a meritorious country,
hence he has been sidelined by the extremist fringes that have taken his
younger brother of a president hostage.
If for one single instant President Denis Sassou
Nguesso could give an ear to the advice of his elder brother, there are some
monumental errors that, he is committing today, that he won’t have. Sadly,
President Denis Sassou Nguesso is surrounded by a group of people whose only
ambition is to stay in power not for the good of the people but for their own
and their friends and family. As far as
MNCOM is concern, It only rival is also the officially private media group
called or known as Agence d’information de l’afrique Centrale abbreviated as
ADIAC Group , the publishers of the country’s only daily called Les Depeches de
Brazzaville, headed by a French journalist by name Jean Claude Pigasse. As in
everything Congolese, there is another version about MNCOM. MNCOM was built on
the ashes of an old project, which was initiated by one of the many Maurice
Nguesso boys by named late Simon Zibe assisted by George Eboue. Both are former
journalists who have worked with the state owned Congolese National Radio and
Television Corporation abbreviated in French as CNRTV. MNCOM was first called
Radio & Television Fanion, with its first station created in the village of
Edou, which is the birthplace and ancestral home to the Nguessos.
Edou is a sparsely populated village located some 4 km
from the town of Oyo and Oyo is also the name of the same district that has been transformed
into hybrid modern and archaic town, since President Denis Sassou Nguesso came to
power for the second time in 1997. Oyo might soon become Congo’s political and
administrative capital should president Denis Sassou Nguesso remains in power
beyond 2016. Anyway, that is his pet project. For according with a person that
the president confided in him, Brazzaville is too hostile to him and his family,
hence he wants the capital of Congo to be relocated to his village, in the same
way as the former Ivorian President Late Houphouet Boigny did. While waiting for that, to happen, Brazzaville
is still the capital of Congo. Besides the Radio and Television, the Fanion
media Group was also the publisher of a weekly called Le Fanion, that
eventually became the second daily in the country after Les Depeches De
Brazzaville.
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