PM Makosso unveils Congo-Brazzaville’s 2026-2031 action plan: ten priorities, six axes and twenty missions to deliver Sassou N’Guesso’s vision.
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Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso represents Congo-Brazzaville at the OPEC Fund Forum in Vienna, advancing energy transition and development finance.
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Claudia Sassou N’Guesso and Claude Wilfrid Etoka married at Brazzaville’s Palais des Congres, drawing senior regional figures to the June 2026 ceremony.
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As the Amicale founded by André Grénard Matsoua nears its 1926 centenary, it revives African values and pan-Africanism for a new generation.
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Eleven Congolese civil-society groups condemn a May 2026 directive requiring ministerial clearance to engage Indigenous communities, warning of shrinking civic space.
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At the Accra summit on slavery and colonial reparations, Congo’s foreign minister Constant Serge Bounda pledged the nation stands at the forefront of Africa’s dignity.
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At the Accra summit on slavery and colonial reparations, Congo-Brazzaville’s foreign minister Constant Serge Bounda positions his country at the forefront of Africa’s memory and dignity agenda.
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Congo grants Dangote Fertilizer a permit to mine Mengo’s 325-million-tonne potash deposit, a $3 billion venture set to create 800 jobs over 25 years.
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Prime Minister Makosso announced a one-million-dollar contribution to the DRC Ebola response at an African Union summit, urging coordinated cross-border action.
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World & Diplomacy
Congo Offers Voluntary Return Amid South Africa Unrest
by Bosco Mbembaby Bosco MbembaAs xenophobic tensions rise before a 30 June deadline, Congo-Brazzaville opens a voluntary repatriation scheme for its nationals living in South Africa.