Congo-Brazzaville

Foreign Minister Constant-Serge Bounda met a hand-picked Congolese diaspora delegation in Paris to weigh airfare costs, consular reform and expatriate voting.

At the Aix-en-Provence Economic Meetings, Congo’s Minister Ludovic Ngatsé urged Africa to refine its raw materials at home and finance its own development.

An EU-backed workshop in Pointe-Noire is helping Congo’s informal domestic timber firms professionalise finance, management and governance across the value chain.

In Paris, Congo’s Foreign Minister Constant Serge Bounda helped vet four candidates vying to lead the OIF ahead of the Phnom Penh summit.

Analyst Donald Mankassa dissects PM Anatole Collinet Makosso’s rhetorical shift from “actions” to “missions” in his June 2026 policy address to parliament.

Congo-Brazzaville’s cabinet has reviewed a revised 2026 finance bill presented by Finance Minister Christian Yoka to realign fiscal forecasts with shifting economic conditions.

UNDP convenes local leaders from fifteen African nations in Brazzaville to strengthen territorial governance and accelerate progress toward the SDGs.

Congolese professor Francine Ntoumi has been elected Secretary General of the African Academy of Sciences with 71.26% of the vote for a 2026-2029 term.

President Sassou-N’Guesso chaired his first post-reelection cabinet outside Brazzaville, gathering the Makosso III government in Oyo on 30 June 2026.

Four people, including a taxi driver, died in a road accident near Brazzaville’s Lycée Augustin Poignet just after the BEPC exams ended on 26 June.