Congo-Brazzaville

Pointe-Noire health institute project announced Congo-Brazzaville’s public authorities are considering the establishment, in Pointe-Noire, of a National Institute of Biology and Health Surveillance—an initiative presented as a strategic response to …

Congo-Brazzaville Election Dates Announced Congo-Brazzaville has formalised the key stages of its upcoming presidential election, setting out a calendar intended to organise the vote in an orderly and predictable manner. …

Parliamentary oversight on Congo’s digital economy Brazzaville, 17 January (ACI) — A delegation from the National Assembly’s Legal Affairs Commission visited, on 16 January in Brazzaville, the premises of the …

A swift intervention on butane gas prices In the Republic of Congo, the recent rise in butane gas prices has triggered visible public concern, given the product’s centrality to everyday …

Brazzaville Consultation on AI Regulation Opens In Brazzaville, Congo-Brazzaville has opened a national consultation devoted to the regulation of artificial intelligence, a policy area that many governments are approaching with …

A Presidential Vote as a Democratic Milestone With the March presidential election drawing near, Congo-Brazzaville is entering a familiar phase of heightened political animation. Public meetings multiply, commentary becomes sharper, …

Pointe-Noire crude pricing meeting for Q4 2025 From 7 to 9 January, Pointe-Noire hosted the statutory meeting dedicated to determining the prices of crude hydrocarbons produced in the Republic of …

US Visa Restrictions Effective January 1, 2026 The United States has introduced a new round of visa restrictions affecting several countries, with measures taking effect on January 1, 2026. According …

Congo 2026 Election: Why Foreign Policy Matters With the March 2026 presidential election approaching, the Republic of the Congo, also known as Congo-Brazzaville, is portrayed as entering a politically consequential …

Civil-society mobilisation meets national ambition The final days of 2025 witnessed the discreet but symbolically charged presentation of the Lamuka Collective’s Pointe-Noire–Kouilou branch to the Departmental Coordination of Civil-Society Organisations. …