Analyst Benjamin Bilombot Bitadys says Makosso’s new government program merely repackages the previous term’s twelve unfinished battles for Congo-Brazzaville.
UNICEF urges Congo-Brazzaville to plan now for Gavi’s 2030 exit, when annual vaccine costs could jump from 2.3 to 15 billion FCFA. Here is what lawmakers face.
Prime Minister Makosso presented Congo-Brazzaville’s 2026-2031 Government Action Plan to lawmakers, built on ten priorities, six axes and twenty missions.
Congo PM Anatole Collinet Makosso presents the government’s 2026-2031 action programme to the National Assembly on June 22, framing Sassou N’Guesso’s development vision.
Amid the post-presidential election period, Congo-Brazzaville’s 15th legislature deputies have maintained a steady legislative pace, with the National Assembly bureau citing institutional continuity.
Congo’s National Assembly opened its 12th session on 2 June 2026 with eight files, from the budget debate to a Russia investment pact ratification.
The 11th ordinary session of Congo-Brazzaville’s National Assembly passed six legislative items including a sweeping new mining code and a landmark law recognizing the transatlantic slave trade.
Congo-Brazzaville’s National Assembly adopts a memorial law recognizing the transatlantic slave trade and offering Afro-descendants a path to citizenship.
Congo’s National Assembly adopted the revised Mining Code on April 8, 2026, a long-awaited overhaul of the law governing the country’s extractive sector.
Parasitologist Francine Ntoumi told Congo’s National Assembly that investing in research today is how the country protects its citizens and health tomorrow.
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