From late February to early April 2026, Brazzaville’s youth, graduates included, lean on informal work, hoping the 2026-2031 mandate brings genuine jobs.
Parasitologist Francine Ntoumi told Congo’s National Assembly that investing in research today is how the country protects its citizens and health tomorrow.
In Congo’s Niari department, Tsinguidi’s youth demand that Chinese gold miner Good-Luck suspend work until social and economic pledges are honored.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court has officially validated the results of the presidential election, confirming Denis Sassou N’Guesso’s re-election for a new five-year term amid cross-party congratulations.
Central Bank BEAC projects 5.3% growth for Congo-Brazzaville in 2026, driven by rebounding oil output, LNG and tamed 2.7% inflation below the CEMAC ceiling.
After his March re-election, Denis Sassou N’Guesso may open his government to the opposition, with UPADS leader Pascal Tsaty Mabiala tipped as prime minister.
AU, OIF and ECCAS observers praised Congo’s March 2026 presidential vote at a joint press conference, urging no future internet shutdowns during polls.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court confirmed Denis Sassou Nguesso’s re-election with 94.82% of the vote, clearing the way for a new presidential term.
After Congo’s Constitutional Court confirmed Denis Sassou-Nguesso’s re-election, speculation grows over who will join the next government and what reforms may follow.
Analysts, journalists and civil society observers question the 84.65% turnout announced for Congo-Brazzaville’s March 2026 presidential election, calling it unrealistic.
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