Kinshasa and Brazzaville sign a fiscal and customs accord for the planned road-rail bridge over the Congo River, a milestone for Central African integration.
Brazzaville
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Brazzaville has formally requested talks with the IMF for a new economic programme, honouring January 2026 CEMAC commitments on fiscal stability and reform.
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Brazzaville marked Europe Day on 10 May 2026 as Congo and the European Union signalled a deepening partnership across diplomacy and development.
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Brazzaville will host the AfDB’s 61st Annual Meetings on 25-29 May 2026, gathering some 3,000 delegates to debate financing development in a fragmented world.
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Ahead of World Press Freedom Day, the Jeune Écrivain du Congo urged better conditions for Brazzaville’s journalists and stronger guarantees for independent reporting.
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Congo-Brazzaville’s Makosso II government held its first cabinet meeting in Brazzaville on 29 April 2026, pledging coordinated reform and tangible results.
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At a Brazzaville roundtable, the Ciespac confronts the entrenched sex-for-grades trade corroding higher education across Central Africa.
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A Brazzaville-based pan-African NGO says Louise Mushikiwabo’s bid for a third OIF term clashes with Francophonie values, citing Rwanda’s shift to English.
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On 16 April, Brazzaville’s Kintélé Concorde Stadium hosts Denis Sassou Nguesso’s inauguration, with foreign heads of state underscoring Congo’s continental reach.
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Brazzaville and Windhoek move to implement their 2023-2027 action plan on urban planning and waste management, building on a historic Congo-Namibia partnership.