APPO and GECF sealed a landmark oil-and-gas accord in Brazzaville, launching a permanent energy dialogue to defend African resource sovereignty and growth.
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President Sassou-Nguesso switched on Allembé’s power grid and reopened the district, framing electricity and roads as proof Congo is advancing.
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As Congo sets its Q2 2026 crude benchmarks in Pointe-Noire, the quarterly ritual reveals how much leverage Brazzaville truly holds over its oil majors.
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At the AfDB Assemblies in Brazzaville, Congo unveiled a $2 billion National Energy Pact aiming for 3,000 MW soon and 10,000 MW by 2040.
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Congo’s Stev Simplice Onanga takes over a hydrocarbons sector pumping 300,000 barrels daily, with ambitions of 700,000 by 2030 and major deals pending.
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TotalEnergies reports a new Moho-permit discovery off Congo-Brazzaville, estimated at roughly 100 million recoverable barrels developed through existing offshore facilities.
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Brazzaville and Kinshasa, joined by Angola, advance a 12,900 MW hydropower dam on the Likoussou as Central Africa pursues energy sovereignty.
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Brazzaville hosted a national consultation on the Congo-CAFI letter of intent, assessing forest-protection milestones and charting a second phase of the partnership.
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Pointe-Noire at the centre of Congo’s energy debate In Pointe-Noire on 31 January, more than six hundred public and private stakeholders gathered for a high-level seminar devoted to the oil …
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Brazzaville workshop on biodiversity finance tools In Brazzaville, the Minister of Environment, Sustainable Development and the Congo Basin, Arlette Soudan-Nonault, opened on 20 January a capacity-building workshop bringing together fifty …