BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - Gunfire rang out in Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo, on Monday as the army raided the residence of the country's former deputy intelligence chief, according to a security source and French radio RFI.
The man targeted was colonel Marcel Ntsourou, one of the most senior officers blamed for a 2012 explosion at a heavy weapons depot in the city that killed hundreds.
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