By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Aci
The National Road Fund of Congo-Brazzaville is calling for the release of 27.766 billion CFA francs allocated to maintaining the road network. Its management committee says the delay is jeopardising the work schedule and has already cost a dry season, according to the Congolese News Agency.
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The management committee of Loandjili General Hospital has decided to strengthen the safeguarding of the facility’s revenue in Pointe-Noire. It also recommended an institutional plan for 2027-2031 and an assessment of the hospital’s debt, according to the Congolese Information Agency.
🇨🇬 Republic of Congo · Source: Aci ·
Congolese Education Minister Jean-Luc Mouthou announced the opening of general education secondary schools in the post-literacy cycle, notably for BEPC holders. He visited the Pierre Ntsieté and Mama schools in Brazzaville, according to the Congolese News Agency.
🇨🇬 Republic of Congo · Source: Aci ·
Gianni Infantino reaffirmed FIFA’s support for the Congolese Football Federation, led by Éric Alain Mantot, during a meeting in Zurich on 12 October. Discussions covered governance, infrastructure and youth development programmes, according to the Congolese News Agency.
🇨🇬 Republic of Congo · Source: Aci ·
Congolese Finance Minister Christian Yoka discussed funding for new development projects in Congo with the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development in Bangkok. The talks also covered the assessment of projects already supported by the institution, according to Journaldebrazza.
🇨🇬 Republic of Congo · Source: Journaldebrazza ·
Cofor receives symbolic franc from Congolese landowning familiesThe Congolese government handed a symbolic one franc to landowning families in Djambala and Ngo affected by Cofor’s forest plantation project. The step is intended to allow their usage rights to be provisionally lifted ahead of an agreement, subject to the company’s business plan and environmental study, according to ACI.
Equatorial Guinea fines TotalEnergies and Tradex 1.5 billion CFA francsEquatorial Guinean authorities have fined TotalEnergies and Tradex 1.5 billion CFA francs after a new petrol shortage in Malabo. The two distributors blame the difficulties on transfers blocked at the Bank of Central African States, while 29,000 tonnes of fuel are expected from 21 to 23 October, Radiomacuto reports, citing Cameroonian media.The week in Africa
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