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Brazzaville unveiling highlights prudent optimism In a packed auditorium of the Ministry of Finance in Brazzaville on 23 September 2025, the World Bank presented its twelfth Economic Update for the …
Steady Upturn in Congolese GDP Growth At a technical workshop held in Brazzaville on 20 September, economists projected that Congo-Brazzaville’s gross domestic product will rise by more than 1.8 % …
Brazzaville workshop validates procurement data Gathered in a quiet auditorium on Brazzaville’s Avenue de la Corniche, thirty officers from the General Directorate for Public Procurement Control spent three days vetting …
Fresh mandate for Capped-Sa Brice Voltaire Etou Obami took office this week as the provisional administrator of the Caisse de Participation à la Promotion des Entreprises et à leur Développement, …
Strategic appointment in Brazzaville The World Bank Group has confirmed that Alexandra Célestin will begin her duties as resident representative in the Republic of Congo on 1 October. The announcement …
Abu Dhabi accelerates its continental footprint In the past two years, Abu Dhabi-based AD Ports Group has signed or closed deals in four African sub-regions, stepping out of the shadow …
Beijing zero-tariff pledge Brazzaville, Republic of Congo—China’s decision to lift import duties on a wide range of Congolese products is moving from proclamation to practice, Beijing’s envoy said during a …
Historic river hub set for modern rebirth At the mouth of the Congo-Oubangui corridor, Yoro port has handled timber, grain and consumer goods since 1944. Decades of erosion and overcrowding …
Workers call for prompt action The National Collective of abandoned day laborers at the Electricity Energy of Congo company, E2C, went public in Brazzaville on 5 September, declaring that six …
Budget gap looms over vital highways The ordinary board meeting of Congo-Brazzaville’s Road Fund on 5 September opened with a sober figure: barely 5 billion FCFA available for 2025, while …
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