Congo-Brazzaville

Congo-Brazzaville logged CFA 13.59bn in fresh external-debt arrears in April 2026. Behind the “technical incident” line lies a deeper crisis of public-finance governance.

Congo-Brazzaville plans to reopen the Mboukoumassi potash mine in 2027 under a Chinese operator, reviving a strategic question of resource governance and control.

The ILO is helping Congo-Brazzaville launch its first quarterly labour-market survey, promising reliable data on unemployment and the vast informal economy.

Congo-Brazzaville turns the Aubeville centre into a national addiction hub, training doctors and social workers to shield vulnerable youth.

As the HALC opens the 10th African Anti-Corruption Day across three cities, Congo-Brazzaville weighs whether pledges on transparency can finally bite.

In Nairobi, Congo-Brazzaville’s CNTR and Halc joined a continental anti-corruption drive, launching a research centre and signing a pact with Mali.

A second airlift returned 90 Congolese nationals from South Africa to Brazzaville, raising the total to 155 as Makosso pledges social support for victims.

Congo’s hydrocarbons minister Onanga has laid out a plan to modernise SNPC’s governance, sharpen its performance and make the state oil firm globally competitive.

Congopage reads the sacking of Jean-Dominique Okemba as proof that Masonic esotericism, not the constitution, governs power in Sassou’s Congo-Brazzaville.

Congo’s ambassador to Morocco, Bienvenu Okiemy, met Bank de Solidarité’s leaders over humanitarian projects and diaspora medicine, signalling deeper cooperation.