After Congo-Brazzaville’s March 2026 presidential election, a senior women’s council official toured Bouenza villages to honor female voters whose massive turnout was widely praised.
Congo-Brazzaville opened 6,620 polling stations for 2.64 million voters to choose among seven presidential candidates on March 15, 2026.
The UPRN opposition party led by Mathias Dzon declared on February 14 that the prerequisites for a consensual presidential election in March 2026 were not in place, boycotting the Djambala …
As the March 2026 presidential election approached, Denis Sassou Nguesso, 82, saw a wave of political support coalesce around his candidacy, with parties and movements citing stability and experience as …
Senate and Assembly heads Pierre Ngolo and Isidore Mvouba urged maturity and peace before Congo’s March presidential vote, condemning recent Pool unrest.
Government Fortnight puts Makosso in media spotlight The latest edition of the Governmental Fortnight placed Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso under the spotlights of domestic and foreign reporters gathered in …
Strategic Planning Conference in Brazzaville Inside the command post of the Ninth Military Defence Zone, the click of boots and the scrape of chairs marked the opening of a high-stakes …
Abidjan Hosts Swearing-In amid Diplomatic Fanfare Abidjan’s Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium filled with flags and rhythmic fanfares yesterday as President Alassane Ouattara took the oath of office for a new mandate, …
Presidential vow of zero tolerance In a joint session of Congo-Brazzaville’s Parliament, President Denis Sassou Nguesso announced what he called a “relentless, uncompromising fight” against the urban gangs that have …
Strategic Dialogue in Havana On 26 November, in the hushed halls of Cuba’s Public Health Ministry, Minister of International Cooperation and Public-Private Partnership Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso met Vice-Minister Tania …
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