AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Congo and Mozambique agreed on 11 cooperation instruments after talks in Brazzaville, seeking to revive a partnership that had remained largely dormant for decades. The package spans political consultations, hydrocarbons and fisheries. Fuel and Public Finances: At a PCT meeting, Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso linked recurring fuel shortages to refinery problems, reduced crude supplies and limited funds for imports. He also addressed public debt and possible IMF talks. Government Accountability: Presidential-majority party PGR says it will track delivery of the government’s 2026–2031 programme, proposing an observatory to measure public-policy results. Education: Staff at Marien Ngouabi University say they have gone seven months without pay and have set a deadline, raising the prospect of a strike. Economic Outlook: Moody’s has raised its outlook for sub-Saharan Africa to positive, listing the Republic of Congo among eight rated countries with a positive outlook, while warning that debt costs and weak revenues remain risks.
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