President Sassou N’Guesso opens a week-long working stay in Oyo to launch Congo-Brazzaville’s 2026-2031 plan, weighing fiscal and monetary priorities.
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At its 45th ordinary session in Brazzaville, the UEAC Council of Ministers confronted CEMAC’s strained finances, a common mining policy and regional Free Roaming.
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Brazzaville has formally requested talks with the IMF for a new economic programme, honouring January 2026 CEMAC commitments on fiscal stability and reform.
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President Sassou Nguesso unveils the 41-member Makosso II government, with a new foreign minister and key shifts across Congo’s economic and sovereign ministries.
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On 15 March 2026, 2.64 million Congolese voters chose among seven presidential candidates across 6,620 polling stations in 12 departments.
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Independent scholar Vivien Romain Manangou makes his first presidential bid in Congo-Brazzaville, vowing to clean up public finances and curb poverty against Sassou N’Guesso.