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COBAC Raises Capital Floor Starting 1 January 2026, any bank seeking or maintaining a licence in the six-nation Central African Economic and Monetary Community must show at least 25 billion …
Brazzaville hosts inaugural human capital forum Over two intensive days, more than 300 managers, entrepreneurs, researchers and students converged on Brazzaville’s conference centre for the first National Human Capital Forum, …
Community Tourism at the Heart of Congolese Strategy In a packed conference hall overlooking the Congo River, Minister of Cultural, Tourism, Artistic and Leisure Industries Marie-France Lydie Hélène Pongault declared …
Workers call for fleet renewal at STPU On 4 December in Brazzaville, employees of the state-linked Société de transport publics urbains gathered outside the depot to read a declaration framed …
Food import bill weighs on CEMAC economies CEMAC’s six member states collectively spent roughly 2 500 billion FCFA, or USD 4.35 billion, on food imports between 2021 and 2023, according …
Brazzaville stakes in regional trade Brazzaville—In a move seen by traders as a potential turning point for Central Africa’s logistics bottlenecks, the African Export-Import Bank has appointed Business Facilities Corporation …
Congo SME Finance Gets 21 Million Euro Boost The International Finance Corporation, the World Bank Group arm that courts private capital, has signed a 14.5-billion-franc CFA loan with Bank of …
Strategic visit to Mariel ZED Friday’s tour of the Special Development Zone of Mariel, set in the north of Cuba’s Artemisa province, placed Minister of International Cooperation and Public-Private Partnership …
Growth outlook brightens Addressing lawmakers in Brazzaville on 28 November, President Denis Sassou Nguesso predicted that Congo-Brazzaville’s economy will expand by a resilient 3.6 percent in 2026, marking a decisive …
Kintélé forum spotlights new procurement code The International Conference Center in Kintélé filled with contractors and activists on 6 November as the Directorate-General for Public Procurement Control unveiled the country’s …
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