Kinshasa and Brazzaville sign a tax and customs deal for the future road-rail bridge over the Congo River, a milestone for Central African integration.

Congo-Brazzaville inducted 71 new members into the Order of Engineers on 10 May 2026, a milestone for the country’s skilled workforce and growing technical talent.

Congo and AD Ports Group signed contracts for a $236M container terminal at Pointe-Noire, set to create up to 9,000 jobs by late 2028.

Congo’s ACSI pilots a digital revenue platform at Pointe-Noire’s Ndjindji market, aiming to modernize tax collection and curb fraud in municipal finances.

Stev Onanga has formally taken charge of Congo-Brazzaville’s Hydrocarbons Ministry after a reshuffle that kept Anatole Collinet Makosso as Prime Minister.

On May Day 2026 in Brazzaville, Congo’s CSC union urged deep reforms, slamming unemployment, inflation, wage arrears and an ignored 70,400 FCFA minimum wage.