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Brazzaville and AD Ports Group signed deals worth over $236 million to develop the East New Mole terminal in Pointe-Noire, operated under the Noatum Ports brand.
Congo-Brazzaville has formally requested new IMF programme negotiations, following commitments made at the January 2026 CEMAC extraordinary summit, with a technical mission expected in Brazzaville in coming weeks.
Alfred Nguya Poaty defended his doctorate at Marien-Ngouabi University on May 8, 2026, revealing that Central Africa’s economic growth since 2000 has failed to generate structural transformation, with institutional quality …
Brazzaville will host the 61st Annual Meeting of the African Development Bank and the 52nd Assembly of the African Development Fund from May 25 to 29, 2026, drawing some 3,000 …
Finance ministers of the DRC and Republic of Congo have signed a Kinshasa accord on the Maluku road-rail bridge, opening a concrete phase for regional integration.
Brazzaville readies for the AfDB and ADF 2026 annual meetings, drawing 3,000 delegates, heads of state and investors to Congo’s biggest financial gathering.
The BEAC’s national directorate in Congo-Brazzaville has launched its 2026 balance of payments data collection campaign, flagging a critical drop in the 2025 response rate to just 41.81 percent against …
Sworn in on April 16, Denis Sassou N’Guesso set Congo’s economic agenda: diversification, revenue mobilization, anti-graft measures and transport and power upgrades through 2031.
Congo-Brazzaville rejects TV5 Monde’s illegal logging claims, citing 2019 infrastructure-for-timber conventions and quotas set to expire in 2027.
Congo-Brazzaville’s parliament approved a new mining code replacing the 2005 law, mandating local processing, a national mining firm and tighter controls.
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