Brazzaville hosts the sixth Salon de l’immobilier on 6-8 October 2026, spotlighting ecological urban growth, land tensions and diaspora investment.
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Congo Terminal’s 2025 TEU milestone at Pointe-Noire Congo Terminal processed 1,219,164 TEU over the course of 2025, according to the company. It is the first time the operator has crossed …
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A Presidential Launch for a Symbolic Edifice The sound of excavators mingled with the applause of invited guests on 19 December 2025 as President Denis Sassou Nguesso laid the first …
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Ceremony Signals Confidence in Housing Bank A bright morning sun bathed Brazzaville’s central district as President Denis Sassou Nguesso placed the first symbolic stone for the Banque Congolaise de l’Habitat’s …
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Record profit underscores post-pandemic resilience Central Africa’s banking architecture has turned a conspicuous corner. The latest report by the Central African Banking Commission, COBAC, reveals that the 55 commercial lenders …
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Growing Discontent in Municipal Workforces On an otherwise typical December morning in Brazzaville, the usual hustle—interrupted power lines, congested avenues, and the hum of roadside generators—went largely unnoticed. Yet behind …
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Ouesso becomes a hub for modernised procurement For three intensive days the northern river town of Ouesso, administrative capital of the Sangha department, swapped its customary calm for the jargon …
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Prime Minister’s Symbolic Coastal Stop Against the backdrop of the Atlantic surf, Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso toured the freshly inaugurated Bsca Bank outlet on Pointe-Noire’s Côte Sauvage on 26 …
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A Nationwide Refresh in Territorial Governance By two presidential decrees issued on 31 March and 6 May 2025, President Denis Sassou Nguesso completed an across-the-board renewal of Congo-Brazzaville’s territorial administrators. …
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A Literary Crown Forged in Grammar Inside the wood-panelled conference hall of Marien-Ngouabi University’s rectorate, the atmosphere on 31 July felt closer to an academic summit than to a conventional …
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