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Mineral Commodities remains haplessly bogged down in heavy sands of Xolobeni

A South African court ruling that has found Mineral Commodities guilty of attempting to silence environmental campaigners is further hindering the firm's efforts to find buyers for its heavy mineral sands project. [...]
Published on 19.02.2021 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes
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In Focus | DRC
Congolese lithium capital Manono set to come under Kabila clan control

After having reigned over Congo-K for the last 22 years, the Kabila family needs to invent a new future for itself. Having left the presidential throne to Felix Tshisekedi in January, the clan has been working for the last two months on plans to fall back on its native Tanganyika province in eastern Congo-K, and, more specifically, to the town of Manono, which, in recent years, has become the capital of African lithium prospecting.

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