A five-day CEMAC workshop in Brazzaville closed on a pledge to harmonise air-safety rules across Central Africa, aligning the region with ICAO standards.
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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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At Congo-Brazzaville’s first cabinet of the new term, Sassou N’Guesso set priorities: digitised administration, the Congo-Ocean railway, roads, power and water.
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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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Sworn in at Kintele before African heads of state, Denis Sassou-N’Guesso outlined ten priorities placing youth, women and economic acceleration at the core of Congo’s new five-year mandate.
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Congo and the Central African Republic move to reopen the Brazzaville-Bangui corridor, routing petroleum from Pointe-Noire to landlocked Bangui.
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CEMAC finance ministers, led by Congo’s Christian Yoka, accelerate reforms on Treasury accounts, debt and banking after a sobering first-quarter review.
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Congo-Brazzaville adopts a new mining code introducing production sharing, an upgraded cadastre and local mineral processing after seven years of drafting.
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Central African states must adopt a single aviation safety regime by 31 December 2026, ASSA-AC chief Eugène Apombi says, reshaping CEMAC air oversight.
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Congo’s Constitutional Court trains coordinators and delegates to observe the March presidential election, asserting its mandate over the vote’s legality and sincerity.
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