AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPort Shake-Up: Transport Minister Josué Rodrigue Ngouonimba suspended four senior Pointe-Noire port executives, including director general Séraphin Bhalat, over alleged “serious misconduct.” The specific allegations have not been made public; deputy director general Serges César Bouya is acting chief. UN Bid: President Denis Sassou N’Guesso is seeking African backing for Congo’s bid for a non-permanent Security Council seat in 2030–31, presenting it as a way to strengthen the continent’s voice. Development Plan: The government says civil society groups will help shape the 2027–31 National Development Plan, and is asking them to submit practical, ranked proposals. Youth Jobs: A new five-year programme targets training one million young people, placing 100,000 in salaried jobs and supporting 250,000 into self-employment. Children’s Rights: UNICEF urged greater investment in child protection and announced support for updating national social policy, as officials discussed a forum on children’s rights.
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