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In its debt row with Gécamines, NB Mining finds allies in football fans

Victoire stadium, Lubumbashi, home of FC Saint-Eloi Lupopo.
Victoire stadium, Lubumbashi, home of FC Saint-Eloi Lupopo. © ARR
Mining subcontractor NB Mining, some of whose ownership is contested by former Katanga governor Moïse Katumbi, has warned FC Saint-Eloi Lupopo it might not be able to finance the club's infrastructure due to an unpaid debt owed by the state-owned Gécamines. The fans are unhappy. [...]
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Moise Katumbi, wearing a TP Mazembe jersey, salutes supporters in the club stadium in Lubumbashi.

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