Before the second edition of the "Enlightenment of the Congo", an influential voice in the Congolese audiovisual landscape is strongly raised. Brice Landry Decaux, producer of the iconic show La Matinale on Zina TV, who advocates for an even more inclusive ceremony, where all socio-professional activities, without exception, would find their place under the spotlight. For him, talent does not wear uniforms or obligatory ties. He can hide behind …
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Before the second edition of the "Enlightenment of the Congo", an influential voice in the Congolese audiovisual landscape is strongly raised. Brice Landry Decaux, producer of the iconic show La Matinale on Zina TV, who advocates for an even more inclusive ceremony, where all socio-professional activities, without exception, would find their place under the spotlight. For him, talent does not wear uniforms or obligatory ties. He can hide behind …