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Congo throws open its borders to Africa

From January 1, 2027, the Republic of Congo will abolish visa requirements for all African citizens, marking a major step toward continental integration. Announced in Brazzaville by President Denis Sassou Nguesso, the move positions Congo among Africa’s champions of free movement.

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00:00From January 2027, the Republic of Congo will officially abolish visa requirements for all African citizens entering the country in
00:07a landmark move aimed at strengthening continental unity and free movement across Africa.
00:13President Denis Sansungesau announced the decision on Monday in Brazzaville during the 2026 annual meeting of the African Development Bank
00:22held alongside celebrations marking Africa Day.
00:26The Congolese leaders say the reform is designed to promote African integration, expand economic and cultural exchanges and encourage cooperation
00:35between nations on the continent.
00:37Congo joins countries including Benin, Rwanda, Ghana, Seychelles, the Gambia and Togo in embracing visa-free travel for African nationals.
00:46Officials are expected to release further details on entry conditions and length of stay before the measure takes effect.
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