Ernst & Young restructures its Congo and francophone Africa practice into two specialised firms, Eritedge and Elyos, spanning nine countries and 900 professionals.
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Congo and Cameroon strike a technical accord to end mobile-signal interference along their 523 km border, coordinating seven frequency bands and four operators.
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CEMAC finance ministers, led by Congo’s Christian Yoka, accelerate reforms on Treasury accounts, debt and banking after a sobering first-quarter review.
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Congo-Brazzaville suspends new gold, cassiterite and coltan permits as Minister Pierre Oba moves to clean up an unruly, environmentally costly sector.
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Central African states must adopt a single aviation safety regime by 31 December 2026, ASSA-AC chief Eugène Apombi says, reshaping CEMAC air oversight.
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Congo-Brazzaville projects 5.3% growth in 2026 as oil output rebounds, liquefied gas expands and private-sector credit climbs 23%, Finance Minister Yoka says.
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Republic of Congo posted 1,323 billion CFA francs in 2025 oil revenue as diversification dominates debate ahead of the March 15 presidential vote.
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Brazzaville and Beijing seal five export-import deals under China’s zero-tariff pledge to Africa, set to take full effect on 1 May 2026.
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Namibia’s exports to the Republic of Congo dropped to $8.67 million in 2024 as both states revive South-South cooperation under AfCFTA and Agenda 2063.
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Congo-Brazzaville’s debut $700M international bond drew over $2bn in orders from 100+ investors, affirming trust in its economic governance.