Brazzaville

APPO and GECF sealed a landmark oil-and-gas accord in Brazzaville, launching a permanent energy dialogue to defend African resource sovereignty and growth.

In Brazzaville, the Cnore and Russia’s Globus trained civil society leaders to detect and prevent Ebola as the virus circulates across the border in the DRC.

Congo’s retired civil servants demand the government open pension talks within eight days, or face an open-ended sit-in outside the Primature from 3 August.

At Brazzaville’s EMPGL, a Book Day gathered former African military-school cadets to celebrate their writings and the culture of shared memory.

Congo-Brazzaville’s Club 2002-Pur has adopted a roadmap for its first ordinary congress, with federation assemblies set to run from July to September 2026.

BILYF’s second African Union summit simulation drew 500 young leaders to Brazzaville to debate digital-age employment and rehearse continental governance.

Brazzaville hosts the sixth Salon de l’immobilier on 6-8 October 2026, spotlighting ecological urban growth, land tensions and diaspora investment.

UNDP convenes local leaders from fifteen African nations in Brazzaville to strengthen territorial governance and accelerate progress toward the SDGs.

Four people, including a taxi driver, died in a road accident near Brazzaville’s Lycée Augustin Poignet just after the BEPC exams ended on 26 June.

Meeting in Brazzaville, CEMAC civil-aviation ministers adopted 17 new texts to harmonise regional air-safety standards and court foreign investors.