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.
The Pan-African Consortium for Peace has formally opposed Louise Mushikiwabo’s bid for a third term at the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie, citing Rwanda’s abandonment of French as a fundamental …
The Stade de la Concorde in Kintélé, north of Brazzaville, will host the April 16 inauguration of President Denis Sassou N’Guesso, drawing foreign heads of state in a landmark show …
From late February to early April 2026, Brazzaville’s youth, graduates included, lean on informal work, hoping the 2026-2031 mandate brings genuine jobs.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court confirmed Denis Sassou Nguesso’s re-election with 94.82% of the vote, clearing the way for a new presidential term.
CEEAC and OIF observers handed President Sassou-N’Guesso their preliminary findings on Congo-Brazzaville’s March 15 vote, praising poll staff while urging further reform.
Brazzaville’s polling stations saw notably weak turnout at the 7am opening of Congo’s presidential vote, with material delays reported at several centres.
Congo-Brazzaville’s military, gendarmes and police voted on March 12 in 235 stations, three days before the March 15 presidential poll opens to civilians.
Eleven days before Congo-Brazzaville’s March 12-15 presidential vote, Brazzaville residents say they still cannot identify what the seven candidates stand for.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court held a 48-hour forum to train coordinators and delegates ahead of the March presidential election.
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