DRC Mineral Data

The National Minister of Mines, Louis Watum Kabamba, communicates his roadmap and outlines the course of action

The highlights of his working visit to Lualaba on September 18 and 19, 2025 in detail. Working together with the government to address the major challenges in the mining sector (artisanal and industrial), in accordance with the laws of the country and the vision of the President of the Republic and Head of State, Félix-Antoine […]

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Assessment of the impact caused by the relocation of residents in the Prohibition Zone (Zone B) of Kibali Goldmines SA in Bandayi and Mege (Durba), in the Watsa Territory, Haut-Uélé province, by the Congolese State.

This unprecedented investigation report from civil society reconstructs the facts in detail and establishes the responsibilities of the central and provincial governments. The civil society investigation mission, under the supervision of Mr. Delphin Tshimena assisted by Mr. Dieudonné Been Masudi (the former is a mining expert and agent in mines and quarries who headed the

Assessment of the impact caused by the relocation of residents in the Prohibition Zone (Zone B) of Kibali Goldmines SA in Bandayi and Mege (Durba), in the Watsa Territory, Haut-Uélé province, by the Congolese State. Read More »

Gécamines is exercising its right of pre-emption for the mining permits of Chemicals of Africa

Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-owned mining company, Gécamines, has submitted a bid for Chemaf Resources Ltd.’s permits in the country, a few months after announcing its intention to block a previous agreement to sell the copper and cobalt company to a Chinese investor. Chemaf, backed by the Trafigura group, spent nine months searching for a

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Michel Notebaert, Director of Rawbank: “The customer is at the heart of our concerns.”

One week before the start of Mining Indaba 2017 in Cape Town, our editorial team had asked the organizers to facilitate interviews with some captains of banks, global financial organizations and multinational mining companies. Rawbank was on our shortlist because of its growing importance in the mining sector of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It

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