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Mickolo Mafoula Rock Eddy is a journalist based in Pointe-Noire, Congo. My name is MICKOLO MAFOULA ROCK EDDY. I'm better known by the pseudonym Eddy Mikolo. I am a director based in Pointe-Noire in the Republic of Congo. I was born on November 22, 1975 in Nkayi, in the region of Bouenza in southern Congo. I underwent my training in shooting, editing and directing from 2000 to 2003 I have worked in several media including the Pointe-Noire (radio and television) group DVS + and the pan-African channel Africanews. In a private capacity, I am the author of films and documentaries including Dora and “les délires de la belle-soeur”.
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"Dora" is the story of a girl who refuses a forced marriage to continue her high school education. Many difficulties then begin for Dora.
"The delusions of the sister-in-law" is a short film which describes the infernal cohabitation between a housewife and the sister of her husband.
"On the road to Yaya", lists the difficulties of access to Yaya, but also the ability of the populations to live in a locality whose infrastructure is only deteriorating as time passes.
This document shows reports of the devastation by elephants of farmers' fields in the locality of Bambama in the Lékoumou region in southwestern Congo-Brazzaville.
