Lucien Mabiala

President Sassou N’Guesso names digitizing Congo’s administrations a national urgency, alongside rail, road, water and power reforms after the first cabinet meeting.

Constant Serge Bounda, Congo-Brazzaville’s newly appointed foreign minister, received credential copies from ambassadors of Morocco, the Vatican, Algeria and Angola within his first two days in office, signaling an active …

Congo-Brazzaville’s first cabinet meeting of the new term laid out urgent priorities including railway rehabilitation, digital governance, and an injection of capital into Congo Telecom.

The first Council of Ministers of Congo-Brazzaville’s new quinquennium, held on May 6, 2026, approved a deposit fund law and a 143.8-billion-FCFA asset injection into Congo Telecom.

Congo’s new State Audit Minister Noel Leonard Essongo presses senior officials for measurable results against corruption and weak public service.

Congo’s Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso inspected several ministries, finding worn furniture, faulty lighting and cramped offices, and pledged a major renovation drive.

Two months after Sassou-Nguesso’s fifth-term win, Congo’s RFC coalition cast March’s high abstention as a forceful political message and a step toward change.

Congo’s new Makosso II government held its first cabinet meeting in Brazzaville, setting priorities on infrastructure, health and education with a results-first method.

Congo-Brazzaville’s new Makosso government sets out priorities on economic diversification, health, education and diplomacy amid a fragile economic climate.