Location
Not to be confused with the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC, formerly Zaïre), across the Congo River, which has a population of around 87 million and a land area 80 times that of Belgium, its former colonial power.  
 
Congo (officially known as the Republic of Congo and also sometimes called Congo-Brazzaville) has a population of  just 5 million but a GDP per capita ten times that of its neighbour, reflecting its position as a significant oil producer.
POINTE-NOIRE 
Not to be confused with the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC, formerly Zaïre), across the Congo River, which has a population of around 87 million and a land area 80 times that of Belgium, its former colonial power.  
 
Congo (officially known as the Republic of Congo and also sometimes called Congo-Brazzaville) has a population of 
just 5 million but a GDP per capita ten times that of its neighbour, reflecting its position as a significant oil producer.
Pointe-Noire 
- The second largest city in the Republic of the Congo, following the capital of Brazzaville
- A coastal economic platform 
- The main commercial centre of the country

Wollo
District of Madingo-Kayes, Department of Kouilou

The site of Wollo is located 120km North of Pointe-Noire
Existing Infrastructure
One national road (Route Nationale - RN) connecting directly from Pointe-Noire to the area via RN5 “Route Nationale 5”

Zoom
RN (Route Nationale) crosses two villages: Wollo and Manenga (estimated population 1000 inhabitants)

RN also leads to the sanctuary. 

Further infrastructure will be built depending 
on needs and physical requirements identified 
by future partnerships with large industries. 
Existing Infrastructure

One national road (Route Nationale - RN) connecting directly from Pointe-Noire to the area via RN5 “Route Nationale 
Zoom 

RN (Route Nationale) crosses two villages: Wollo and Manenga (estimated population 1000 inhabitants).

RN also leads to the sanctuary. 

Further infrastructure will be built depending on needs and physical requirements identified by future partnerships with large industries.
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