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Newly re-elected Haut-Katanga Governor Jacques Kyabula Katwe to speak at DRC Mining Week in June 39 Events & Expos Mining in DRC Sponsored Content 

Newly re-elected Haut-Katanga Governor Jacques Kyabula Katwe to speak at DRC Mining Week in June

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“Advancing the industry in Haut-Katanga Province and beyond”  The organisers of DRC Mining Week have announced that the newly re-elected governor of Haut-Katanga, Jacques Kyabula Katwe, will return to the event in June and deliver the welcome address on the opening day on 12 June. The 19th edition of this long-running flagship event by VUKA Group is taking place in Lubumbashi from 12–14 June. H.E. Jacques Kyabula Katwe was re-elected as governor of Haut-Katanga at the end of April.In a letter to the organisers, Governor Kyabula Katwe congratulated the DRC Mining… Read More Here
Tshisekedi appoints 31% women to the Suminwa Government 40 Mining in DRC Governance 

Tshisekedi appoints 31% women to the Suminwa Government

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The Suminwa Government has seventeen (17) women out of a total of fifty-five (55) members, representing a representation of around 31%. Apart from the vice-prime office, women are represented in each category of positions in the new Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC The Suminwa Government has seventeen (17) women out of a total of fifty-five (55) members, representing a representation of around 31%. Apart from the vice-prime office, women are represented in each category of positions in the new Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)… Read More Here
Copper’s new cycle: from women to the world 114 Uncategorized Copper Environment Social Governance (ESG) Mining in Zambia 

Copper’s new cycle: from women to the world

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A Kansanshi-supported value addition initiative has blossomed into a jewellery studio that’s building women’s careersIt’s 7am and 13 young women are seated around a table in the centre of Nsanshi Art’s spacious workshop, sunlight streaming through the wide windows. Clamps and jeweller’s saws and torches lie on workstations around them, waiting for the work day to start, when they will turn scraps of discarded copper into custom-made jewellery and other value-added products. These women are the latest students in Nsanshi Art’s two-year training programme, during which they will learn a set… Read More Here

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