DRC : Tristan Etumba Boyengo, fresh faced senator… and mining entrepreneur - Issue 440 dated 04/06/2019

Already busy in the political arena, Congolese multi-tasker Tristan Etumba Boyengo founded the mineral exploration and mining firm Congo Square [...] (102 words)

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