Non-partisan experts gathered by CRAC in Brazzaville assessed the feasibility of Denis Sassou N’Guesso’s presidential program across ten strategic sectors.
Congo-Brazzaville opened 6,620 polling stations for 2.64 million voters to choose among seven presidential candidates on March 15, 2026.
Days before Congo-Brazzaville’s March 15 presidential election, a pan-African peace consortium urged candidates, citizens and authorities to keep the peace.
Congo-Brazzaville’s military, gendarmes and police voted on March 12 in 235 stations, three days before the March 15 presidential poll opens to civilians.
Alliance candidate Mabio Mavoungou Zinga urged Congolese at an 8 March Brazzaville rally to drive change and build a just, united nation.
As Congo nears its 15 March vote, Sassou Nguesso seeks a fifth term against six rivals while a divided opposition seeks to surprise.
With one week left before Congo-Brazzaville’s March 12 presidential election, all seven candidates blanketed the country in rallies while campaign proxies clashed in a televised debate.
Eleven days before Congo-Brazzaville’s March 12-15 presidential vote, Brazzaville residents say they still cannot identify what the seven candidates stand for.
Congo-Brazzaville’s Constitutional Court held a 48-hour forum to train coordinators and delegates ahead of the March presidential election.
Congo’s Constitutional Court President Auguste Iloki launched a training forum on March 5 for election observers ahead of the presidential vote, fulfilling the court’s constitutional mandate to ensure electoral integrity.
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