REPUBLIC OF CONGO: MACROECONOMIC RISKS LOOM AHEAD OF MARCH ELECTION
Fri, 05 February 2021
The Republic of Congo appears headed for a comparatively calm election cycle in March, with few signals indicating an impending repeat of the unrest and violence which marked the 2016 presidential and 2017 legislative votes. Nonetheless, the country’s social and economic stability will be strained in the coming months by a lack of progress in renegotiating its immense debt burden, as well as growing public unrest relating to COVID-19 preventative measures.
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