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In Paris, Foreign Minister Bounda met Congolese diaspora voices, including expert Deve Maboungou, on airfares, consular reform and expat voting rights.
Slam poet Princia Besty was raped and killed in Brazzaville after traveling from Pointe-Noire for her passport. Police open an investigation as tributes pour in.
President Denis Sassou N’Guesso opens a week-long working stay in Oyo to steer Congo-Brazzaville’s economy and launch the 2026-2031 Action Plan.
Congo-Brazzaville heads to the March 15 presidential vote as Sassou Nguesso faces six rivals. Citizens weigh in on turnout and a divided opposition.
With one week left before Congo-Brazzaville’s March 12 vote, seven candidates tour the country as a TV debate sees rivals pledge to accept the results.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court trained coordinators and delegates to observe the March 12 and 15 presidential vote, urging integrity and rigour.
At mid-campaign, Anatole Collinet Makosso defended Denis Sassou N’Guesso’s record, unveiled a development project and urged young Congolese to vote in March.
In Kinkala, presidential candidate Denis Sassou N’Guesso met young people from the Pool, urging them to embrace his 2026-2031 development roadmap.
MTN Congo says no authority ordered a shutdown of its services from March 10 to 15. The viral ministry note is a fake, confirmed by Congo’s ACI fact-checkers.
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Congo-Brazzaville launches a pedagogical overhaul and trains 400 student entrepreneurs from July 15 to close the gap between diplomas and real jobs.
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Congo-Brazzaville launches a pedagogical overhaul and trains 400 student entrepreneurs from July 15 to close the gap between diplomas and real jobs.
Louingui, Boko and Loumo in Congo’s Pool department are now on the national grid, opening new prospects for farming, crafts and trade.
Congo’s transport minister opened permanent talks with sector unions in Brazzaville as CFCO rail workers report 44 months of unpaid salaries.
