At Osiane 2026 in Kintele, experts and entrepreneurs mapped out an e-waste recycling industry for Central Africa, framing discarded electronics as a strategic resource and a source of youth jobs.
Ange Makaya
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Congo signed a BADEA financing deal to extend Brazzaville’s southern corniche for 47 billion FCFA and build a new government city downtown.
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AfDB President Sidi Ould Tah and Congo Economy Minister Ludovic Ngatsé closed the 61st Annual Assemblies in Kintélé with a four-pillar strategic roadmap urging African states to industrialize and stop …
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Moody’s Ratings has upgraded the Republic of Congo’s sovereign outlook from stable to positive in May 2026, maintaining a Caa2 rating while recognising a gradual improvement in Brazzaville’s credit profile …
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Congo-Brazzaville and the BADEA signed two financing deals worth $500 million to extend Brazzaville’s Corniche road and deepen its African solidarity fund stake.
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President Denis Sassou N’Guesso officially opened the 61st Annual Meetings of the African Development Bank in Brazzaville, calling for stronger African financing architecture.
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Brazzaville hosts the African Development Bank’s annual meetings May 25-29, drawing 3,000 delegates as Congo courts investors and continental clout.
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The 61st AfDB Annual Meetings held in Brazzaville from May 25-29, 2026 gathered over 3,000 delegates from 81 countries to tackle Africa’s $400 billion annual financing gap and advance the …
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Brazzaville welcomed 3,000 delegates at the 61st AfDB Annual Meetings, where new president Sidi Ould Tah pressed for resources to fund Africa’s development.
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Months after closing a satisfactory programme, Congo-Brazzaville is urgently asking the IMF for fresh support to sustain its economic recovery reforms.