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SNPC runs out of gasoline

Burdened by debt, the national oil company can no longer pay the suppliers who sell it oil products, causing a supply crisis in the area.

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2016

China’s Wing Wah finally gets the go-ahead

After months of bargaining, Congo-B’s oil minister, Jean-Marc Thystere Tchicaya, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2016

Euro-Tech hopes to become Total's leading partner

Working for nearly 10 years for Total in France, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2016

New digital TV channel soon

Verone Mankou, 30, the head of digital communications specialists Voumouka [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.09.2016

Mohsen Hojeij stands firm

In early September, lawyers acting for businessman Mohsen Hojeij moved [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.09.2016

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Bongo and Sassou place big bets on potash

Hit by the drop in the oil price and finding themselves in awkward positions following the contested results of presidential elections, the Gabonese and Congolese leaders Ali Bongo and Denis Sassou-Nguesso see potash, the raw material for fertilizer, a way [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.09.2016

President puts his best tribesmen on the Mokoko case

Jean-Marie Michel Mokoko, a leading light of the opposition and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.09.2016

Total's sub-contractors to hit the jackpot

No less than $17 million is going to be paid out to local firms to help them fulfil contracts with Total

Subscribers only Energy 06.09.2016

Will Oil code set the spur to exploration?

The long and torturous process that resulted in Congo-B’s Senate [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.09.2016

Equatorial waiting for a license to upgrade Badondo

Equatorial Resources has put the final touches to its application [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.08.2016

Plenty of work for lawyers

Congo-Brazzaville has taken on numerous lawyers to defend itself against anxious creditors and investigations into alleged ill-gotten wealth. For the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.08.2016

Odzali sticks to his guns

Holder of a debt obligation from Congo-Brazzaville worth more than $75 million, businessman François Odzali has made several new recovery [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.08.2016

Bienvenu Okiemy tackles Brazza News via Facebook

Congolese university professor and politicians Bienvenu Okiemy was less than happy with the attacks made on him on Brazza News’s [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.07.2016

Motorala Congo still holding out for compensation

Boss of the firm Motorola Congo, Daniel Mbere is having [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.07.2016

Denis Gokana takes a hit from Vitol for late start on well

Because the drilling of a well on the Marine XI block began too late, AOGC will have to pay over $7 million to Vitol.

Subscribers only Energy 19.07.2016

Sassou clan takes to the beach

With relations between Brazzavile and Abidjan peachy at present, president [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.07.2016

Willy Etoka in the cross-hairs of the Swiss police

The Swiss authorities seized several bank accounts belonging to Willy [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.07.2016

Reyners now Commisimpex's mouthpiece

Founder of the building group Commisimpex, Mohsen Hojeij has approached [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.07.2016

Congo-B
Sassou in Beijing on post-electoral cash call

Denis Sassou-Nguesso has been in China since July 4 in [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.07.2016

Insiders
Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of Africa's heads of state

The generation of entrepreneurs and engineers who made their careers in Africa is disappearing but not the generation of lawyers [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.07.2016

How Worldwide paid $359 million to SNPC

Prior to Congo-B's last presidential election, the small Emirati trader Worldwide paid in advance for 5.7 million barrels of Djeno or Nkossa grade oil. It has yet to receive a single drop.

Subscribers only Energy 05.07.2016

Total's bits and pieces attract would-be buyers

Total's imminent withdrawal from three permits in Congo-B looks set to attract a lot of buyers.

Subscribers only Energy 05.07.2016

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso waiting in wings for promotion at SNPC

According to our sources, the president’s staff in Brazzaville has been working since Denis Sassou-Nguesso was re-elected in March on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.07.2016

Sassou, Mokoko and the insurrection plotters

A leading opposition figure has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a 2007 insurrection plot allegedly hatched by people outside the Republic of Congo.

Subscribers only Politics 22.06.2016

Thomas Bakala Mayinda, Sassou Nguesso’s zealous police chief

Thomas Bakala Mayinda, 59, who has headed general intelligence at the Congolese national police force for the past two-and-a-half years, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.06.2016

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Congo

SNPC runs out of gasoline

China’s Wing Wah finally gets the go-ahead

Euro-Tech hopes to become Total's leading partner

New digital TV channel soon

Mohsen Hojeij stands firm

Spotlight
Bongo and Sassou place big bets on potash

President puts his best tribesmen on the Mokoko case

Total's sub-contractors to hit the jackpot

Will Oil code set the spur to exploration?

Equatorial waiting for a license to upgrade Badondo

Plenty of work for lawyers

Odzali sticks to his guns

Bienvenu Okiemy tackles Brazza News via Facebook

Motorala Congo still holding out for compensation

Denis Gokana takes a hit from Vitol for late start on well

Sassou clan takes to the beach

Willy Etoka in the cross-hairs of the Swiss police

Reyners now Commisimpex's mouthpiece

Congo-B
Sassou in Beijing on post-electoral cash call

Insiders
Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of Africa's heads of state

How Worldwide paid $359 million to SNPC

Total's bits and pieces attract would-be buyers

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso waiting in wings for promotion at SNPC

Sassou, Mokoko and the insurrection plotters

Thomas Bakala Mayinda, Sassou Nguesso’s zealous police chief

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Congo

SNPC runs out of gasoline

China’s Wing Wah finally gets the go-ahead

Euro-Tech hopes to become Total's leading partner

New digital TV channel soon

Mohsen Hojeij stands firm

Spotlight Bongo and Sassou place big bets on potash

President puts his best tribesmen on the Mokoko case

Total's sub-contractors to hit the jackpot

Will Oil code set the spur to exploration?

Equatorial waiting for a license to upgrade Badondo

Plenty of work for lawyers

Odzali sticks to his guns

Bienvenu Okiemy tackles Brazza News via Facebook

Motorala Congo still holding out for compensation

Denis Gokana takes a hit from Vitol for late start on well

Sassou clan takes to the beach

Willy Etoka in the cross-hairs of the Swiss police

Reyners now Commisimpex's mouthpiece

Congo-B Sassou in Beijing on post-electoral cash call

Insiders Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of Africa's heads of state

How Worldwide paid $359 million to SNPC

Total's bits and pieces attract would-be buyers

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso waiting in wings for promotion at SNPC

Sassou, Mokoko and the insurrection plotters

Thomas Bakala Mayinda, Sassou Nguesso’s zealous police chief

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Spotlight
Bongo and Sassou place big bets on potash

Congo-B
Sassou in Beijing on post-electoral cash call

Insiders
Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of Africa's heads of state