PCT women fuel voter registration drive Inside the packed courtyard of the Congolese Labour Party’s federal headquarters in Mpila, one hundred delegates from each of Brazzaville’s nine arrondissements took notes …
Cultural diplomacy in Muscat Standing beneath the austere white façade of Oman’s National Museum, Minister of International Cooperation and Promotion of Public-Private Partnerships Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso began a carefully …
Electoral register update sparks poster row Large blue-and-white posters reading “The Helmsman, CAP 2026. Supporting Denis Sassou-Nguesso means holding your voter card” have appeared on walls from Brazzaville’s Poto-Poto market …
Brazzaville targets global fiscal norms Speaking in Brazzaville on 16 September, Finance, Budget and Public Portfolio Minister Christian Yoka pledged to align Congo-Brazzaville’s financial governance system with international good-practice standards. …
Electoral timetable under scrutiny With presidential polls still months away, Brazzaville is already dotted with party colours and smiling faces on billboards. Last week Mayor Dieudonné Bantsimba reminded residents that …
Pointe-Noire militants answer call The cargo cranes of the autonomous port formed an unexpected backdrop as thousands of red-clad militants streamed through the gates on 14 September. Firmin Ayessa, political …
Bangui summit shines spotlight on regional merit The six presidents of Central Africa’s monetary union left Bangui with more than policy communiqués. During the 16th CEMAC Conference, held inside the …
Democratic commitment reiterated by National Assembly On International Day of Democracy, the second secretary of Congo-Brazzaville’s National Assembly, Alain Pascal Leyinda, read a statement that restated the chamber’s “deep attachment …
Paris forum spotlights diaspora unity Hundreds of Congolese expatriates filled the Palais des Glaces in Paris on 13 September, turning the art-deco venue into a buzzing agora devoted to national …
A renewed coalition takes shape In a conference room overlooking the Congo River, some forty party cadres and sympathisers gathered in person and online on 14 September to give formal …
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