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Congo Defends Timber Exports After TV5 Probe

by Ange Makaya April 19, 2026

written by Ange Makaya

Congo-Brazzaville rejects TV5 Monde’s illegal logging claims, citing 2019 infrastructure-for-timber conventions and quotas set to expire in 2027.

April 19, 2026

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