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Petrocam's antics sent Sonahydroc into crisis mode

Are the mounting disappointments faced the Congolese party's favourite trader endangering an already morose national oil firm?

Subscribers only Energy 05.06.2018

Is Kabila heading for a disaster at Zongo II ?

The Zongo II power plant being built by Sinohydro to cover Kinshasa's power supply could very well not fall short of expectations. Here's why.

Subscribers only Energy 05.06.2018

Crown Mining shepherds Western players' lithium projects

Australia's Black Mountain Resources may soon not be the only junior mining firm to team up with Congolese concern Crown [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.05.2018

Tim Lebbon fails to have Cape Lambert's secrets laid bare

In late April, an Australian court rejected a request filed by Tim Lebbon, founder of financial consultancy firm Leadenhall, for [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.05.2018

Africo shareholders once again plead their case before the DoJ

Lawyers of former Africo Resources shareholders met with representatives of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.05.2018

PACT backs World Economic Forum move to improve fair trade in cobalt sector

American NGO PACT is about to dispatch one of its [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.05.2018

South Kivu miners accused of stealing from farmers

Relations between Adolphine Byaywuwa Muley, the minister of agriculture of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.05.2018

Moise Katumbi mobilises his US networks

The ex-governor of Katanga who will be running for president in December is forking out liberally to boost his image in Washington.

Subscribers only Politics 23.05.2018

Romain Battajon gets Daldewolf up and running

The former member of the Bar of Paris and expert [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.05.2018

Princely lobbying in Brussels for Virunga power projects

Virunga park director, Emmanuel de Merode, who can see a day when European funding for its hydropower projects might dry up, is busy activating his Brussels networks.

Subscribers only Energy 22.05.2018

Paris court annuls NB Mining sale to Pascal Beveraggi

In a judgment issued on May 15 that Africa Mining Intelligence was able to consult, the Paris court of appeal [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.2018

What future lies ahead for George Forrest in Katanga's mines

The deal signed on May 2 between Congolese firm Gecamines and Groupe Forrest International (GFI) settled their Lubumbashi copper slag [...]

Free access Mining 15.05.2018

Ephraim Masibhera helps AVZ lithium reputation

AVZ Minerals, the Australian junior under fire from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) following media reports about the firm's lithium [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.05.2018

Richard Muyej wants own Mining Week

The governor of Lualaba, Richard Muyej, is determined not to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.05.2018

North-Kivu's mines minister called in to stamp out conflict between Bisunzu mines' partners

On May 2, Ben Mwangachuchu, managing director of Societe miniere [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.05.2018

Can Vital Kamerhe up his game as the presidential election looms?

One of the few opponents of Joseph Kabila not to have joined the Ensemble pour le changement coalition led by [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.05.2018

Spotlight
Kabila's chief of staff, Nehemie Mwilanya, puppet master of oil deals

President Joseph Kabila's chief of staff, Nehemie Mwilanya Wilondja, has been involved with all of the country's main oil files since first joining the president's office for another position 14 years ago. A behind-the-scenes look at the Comico, Caprikat and [.

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2018

SNEL clings on to World Bank support

With the presidential elections looming on December 23 this year, President Joseph Kabila and his administration have found themselves isolated [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2018

After the George Forrest/Gecamines deal, what future for the Lubumbashi slag heap?

Although Groupe Forrest International (GFI) and the Congolese state-owned company Gecamines officially put an end to their dispute over the [...]

Subscribers only 04.05.2018

MMG made to pay government's debts?

The already tense relations between the Congolese government and Australian firm MMG, which quit the Congolese employer organisation Federation des [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

A former Robert Friedland exec to head ERG Africa

As it refocuses on its Metalkol project, ERG has appointed a former Ivanhoe exec to oversee its African operations.

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

Metachem's expanding appetite for 3Ts

Goma-based Metachem, which is already a sizeable player in the trading and processing of tin, tantalum and tungsten (the 3Ts) [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

Glencore tries to reassure Kamoto workers

To stop its Congolese subsidiary Kamoto Copper Co (KCC) succumbing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

Somico revived through artisanal mining

In mid-April, Congolese businessman Emmanuel Lwango succeeded in getting production [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

Canada cools but Banro's troubles continue in South Kivu

The Ontario court of justice may have approved Canadian firm [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.05.2018

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