Congress underscores continuity and stability The still morning of 30 December in Brazzaville’s Palais des Congrès carried an air of solemnity as 3 000 delegates of the Congolese Labour Party …
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Strategic Launch in Brazzaville Amid the ornate columns of the ministry’s auditorium in Brazzaville, officials, private-sector executives and civil-society actors gathered on 29 December to witness the formal unveiling of …
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Brazzaville Congress Hall Sets the Scene With the rhythmic cadence of tam-tams echoing across the Palais des Congrès in Brazzaville, three thousand delegates of the Congolese Labour Party (PCT) opened …
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Central African Excellence Celebrated in Kinshasa The marble halls of Kinshasa’s Pullman Hotel briefly resembled a United Nations of Central African talent when the third edition of the Congolese Women …
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Customary land rights breakthrough in Brazzaville In the closing days of December, jurists, civil-society activists and customary chiefs gathered in a conference hall overlooking the winding Congo River to scrutinise …
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Headline Figures Affirm Fiscal Confidence Parliament in Brazzaville closed its end-of-year session with a resounding vote in favour of the 2026 Finance Act, setting total revenues at CFAF 2 550.5 …
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Private Sector Surge in Higher Education Private universities have become an essential complement to the Republic of Congo’s public institutions, absorbing a growing share of student demand and diversifying the …
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Press Luncheon Unveils a Detail-First Manifesto Brazzaville’s managerial discourse gained a fresh accent on 26 December, when Professor Roger Armand Makany, founder and Director-General of the École supérieure de gestion …
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A campus ovation for academic excellence In a packed amphitheatre of the Institute of Management, Development and Enterprise in Brazzaville, the silence of 20 December was broken only by the …
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Strains on external buffers intensify The foreign-exchange cushion that underpins monetary stability in the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa has thinned perceptibly. As of 31 October 2025 the …