President Denis Sassou N’Guesso took the oath at Kintélé on 16 April before ten African heads of state, opening a fresh five-year term in Congo-Brazzaville.
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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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At the Zopacas ministerial in Rio, Congo’s Jean-Claude Gakosso urged tighter coordination among 24 member states amid rising geopolitical strain.
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Denis Sassou Nguesso is set to take the oath of office on 16 April at Kintélé Stadium, opening a new five-year term defined by institutional continuity.
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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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TotalEnergies reports a new Moho-permit discovery off Congo-Brazzaville, estimated at roughly 100 million recoverable barrels developed through existing offshore facilities.
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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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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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Congo-Brazzaville suspends new gold, cassiterite and coltan permits as Minister Pierre Oba moves to clean up an unruly, environmentally costly sector.
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Re-elected with 94.90% of the vote, Denis Sassou Nguesso will take the oath of office on 16 April at Kintélé’s 60,000-seat stadium before foreign heads of state.