Congo-Brazzaville plans to reopen the Mboukoumassi potash mine in 2027 under a Chinese operator, reviving a strategic question of resource governance and control.
Josephine Mobimba
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Some thirty Congolese civil society groups met in Brazzaville to forge a common stance ahead of forthcoming talks with CAFI on Congo Basin forest governance.
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Brazzaville sets the stage for a new electrification era The sun-lit banquet hall of a Brazzaville hotel seldom hosts turning points, yet the 1 December working lunch convened by the …
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Civil society dissects the transparency draft In a packed meeting room on 21 November in Brazzaville, representatives of non-governmental organisations, community leaders and technical experts placed a dense legal document …
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Frontier Basins Steal the Spotlight Africa’s exploration map is being radically redrawn as previously untested offshore provinces eclipse mature heartlands. The African Energy Chamber’s State of African Energy 2026 Outlook …
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Strategic digital pivot for E²C At the headquarters of Énergie électrique du Congo, a quiet transformation is under way. On 12 September Energy and Hydraulics Minister Émile Ouosso toured newly …
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Powering National Ambitions Congo-Brazzaville is poised to turn a critical page in its electrical history as work begins on the full rehabilitation of the 500-kilometre, 220-kilovolt transmission line linking the …
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Impfondo Verdict Reverberates Beyond Likouala The recent decision of the Court of First Instance in Impfondo, capital of the forest-rich Likouala Department, has travelled far beyond its modest courtroom. By …