Congo’s labour commission backs shifting civil-service hours to 8 a.m.-3 p.m., citing transport strain and a bid to reassure investors, alongside Labour Code reform.
Pierre Mabiala
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Congo-Brazzaville’s new Minister of State Luc-Joseph Okio commits to transparency, responsiveness and respect for parliamentary prerogatives.
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Cabinet meeting underscores land, energy and fiscal reforms The marble corridors of the Palais du Peuple echoed with purposeful bustle on 17 September as President Denis Sassou Nguesso chaired a …
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Matoko Bid Gains Momentum as Congo Courts Paraguay
by Bosco Mbembaby Bosco MbembaLatin American Tour Reinforces Brazzaville’s Soft Power A brisk winter sun bathed Asunción’s neoclassical Cancillería Nacional when, at 11:00 on 10 September, Minister of State Pierre Mabiala stepped onto the …
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Brazzaville sets the tone for UNESCO campaign When the Congolese government unveiled its bid for the top job at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization on 5 September, …
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A Record Injection into Congo’s SME Fabric When the Forum Horizon Initiative and Creativity closed in late August, the Republic of Congo’s entrepreneurial landscape received an unprecedented commitment: CFA 63.8 …