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DRC
No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

The US lobbying firm CapitalKeys is appealing against an unfavourable court ruling in its dispute with the DRC's central bank. [...]

Published on 22/07/2021 at 05:00 GMT

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Jean-Claude Masangu Mulongo
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DRC
CapitalKeys' ploy to make Kinshasa pay

After lodging an appeal last June, CapitalKeys is attempting some rather backhanded ways of recovering $16.6m in fees from the DRC.

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Tshisekedi fights back against Dig Oil over $619m arbitration ruling

The president is expected to revoke the 2018 settlement with South African oil firm Dig Oil and go back to court.

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Beveraggi vs Katumbi: one final summons before Beverragi takes the DRC before the CCI

Frenchman Pascal Beveraggi is giving one last chance to the DRC to react before beginning arbitration proceedings over his case against Congolese politician Moïse Katumbi. He is looking for support among France's political class and media.

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Tshisekedi's advisers split over response to $617m arbitration award

The arbitration ruling won by Dig Oil against the DRC has put the head of state's advisers at loggerheads. Felix Tshisekedi's inner circle are pressing him to seek a settlement with the South African oil company, while one of the country's legal advisers is pleading for an energetic legal counter-attack.

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Félix Tshisekedi Tshilombo, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Mining industry squares up to Tshisekedi over VAT

Since early August, mining operators in the DRC have been pushing back against recent fiscal and budgetary measures introduced by the central government in Kinshasa. On 8 September, the leading industry players turned out in force for a meeting with President Félix Tshisekedi.

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Congolese president Félix Tshisekedi met with representatives of mining operators on 8 September.

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No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

DRC
CapitalKeys' ploy to make Kinshasa pay

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Tshisekedi fights back against Dig Oil over $619m arbitration ruling

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Beveraggi vs Katumbi: one final summons before Beverragi takes the DRC before the CCI

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