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Russia and Senegal Strengthen Ties with Economic Collaboration Plans 1 International Governance 

Russia and Senegal Strengthen Ties with Economic Collaboration Plans

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Russia and Senegal, a West African country, have announced plans for deeper collaboration. In April, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova expressed confidence in Senegal’s newly elected president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, affirming that Russia’s ties with Senegal would be reinforced during his administration. The Russian newspaper Sputnik recently interviewed Russian Ambassador to Senegal Dmitry Kurakov, who disclosed Russia’s intention to enhance its partnership with Senegal under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s leadership. “We are looking forward to establishing a joint commission on economic cooperation. Now, it all depends on the Senegalese… Read More Here
China Monitors Zambia's Debt Restructuring, Pledges Continued Support 2 Mining in Zambia Economy Governance 

China Monitors Zambia’s Debt Restructuring, Pledges Continued Support

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China is closely monitoring negotiations surrounding Zambia’s debt restructuring and has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the African nation. At a recent press conference in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning emphasized China’s leading role in Zambia’s debt relief efforts. He noted that China was the first official creditor to offer debt relief and co-chaired the Committee of Official Creditors, which played a key role in achieving significant progress on restructuring Zambia’s debt. Mao Ning stated China’s intention to continue collaborating with relevant parties to monitor the progress of… Read More Here
President Tshisekedi Fires Intelligence Chief Following Failed Coup Attempt 3 Mining in DRC Governance 

President Tshisekedi Fires Intelligence Chief Following Failed Coup Attempt

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President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo has swiftly responded to a recent failed coup attempt by removing Daniel Lusadisu from his position as the head of the National Intelligence Agency (ANR). This decisive action is part of Tshisekedi’s broader efforts to strengthen national security after the attempted overthrow threatened the country’s stability. Lusadisu’s dismissal was confirmed by the government on Friday, following a direct order from President Tshisekedi. The President, known for his commitment to reform and fortify national security measures, is reportedly planning additional changes within… Read More Here
DRC - Patrick Muyaya Reappointed as Minister of Communication and Media 4 Mining in DRC Governance 

DRC – Patrick Muyaya Reappointed as Minister of Communication and Media

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Patrick Muyaya has been reappointed as Minister of Communication and Media in the Suminwa Government. Muyaya is one of the few ministers who have served through the Sama I, Sama II, and now Suminwa administrations. Initially appointed in the Sama I Government, Muyaya brought a vision of changing the narrative by enhancing the country’s image nationally and internationally through strategic institutional communication. As the government spokesperson, he aimed to present the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in a positive light. During his second term in the Sama II Government, Muyaya… Read More Here
Kizito Pakabomba Appointed Minister of Mines in New Congolese Government 5 Mining in DRC Governance 

Kizito Pakabomba Appointed Minister of Mines in New Congolese Government

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Kizito Pakabomba has been appointed Minister of Mines in the new government of Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka. In his first statement, Pakabomba expressed his gratitude and commitment: “I am deeply honored to have been appointed Minister of Mines. I give thanks to the Lord God. I thank the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister for their trust. I am determined to serve our country with dedication and integrity.” Pakabomba brings over 20 years of international experience in the oil and energy sector, primarily with the TOTAL Group… Read More Here
ARSP CEO Reaffirms Subcontracting Authority Against GECAMINES Interference 6 Mining in DRC Governance 

ARSP CEO Reaffirms Subcontracting Authority Against GECAMINES Interference

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In a letter addressed to the General Director of GECAMINES SA, CEO Miguel Kashal Katemb of the Regulatory Authority for Subcontracting in the Private Sector (ARSP) responded to an attempt by GECAMINES to obstruct recommendations for subcontractors to Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM). Katemb emphasized ARSP’s legal authority in promoting local entrepreneurs. “As a commercial company operating in the mining sector, GECAMINES SA’s corporate purpose includes prospecting, research, and exploitation of mineral deposits, processing of mineral substances, and their marketing. GECAMINES SA has no particular prerogative to manage subcontracting activities in… Read More Here
DRC Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka Announces New Govt Team 7 Governance Mining in DRC 

DRC Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka Announces New Govt Team

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The Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Judith Suminwa Tuluka, now has her government team. With fifty-five (55) members, the Suminwa Government has 17 women within it, or 31% of the total workforce. Indeed, the new team of the Central Government of the DRC is distributed as follows: 6 Deputy Prime Ministers, 10 Ministers of State, 24 Ministers, 4 Deputy Ministers and 10 Deputy Ministers. Here is the complete list of members of the Suminwa Government: I. Deputy Prime Ministers 1. Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the… Read More Here
Tshisekedi appoints 31% women to the Suminwa Government 8 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
Doudou Fwamba replaces Nicolas Kazadi at the Ministry of Finance 9 Mining in DRC Governance 

Doudou Fwamba replaces Nicolas Kazadi at the Ministry of Finance

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The recent upheaval in the Sama II Government has led to significant changes in key ministerial positions. Notably, Nicolas Kazadi has been replaced by Doudou Fwamba as Minister of Finance. Meanwhile, Aimé Boji Sangara, the Minister of State and Minister of Budget, retains his position, with the National Economy portfolio now entrusted to Professor Daniel Mukoko Samba. Among the survivors from the previous government are Jean-Lucien Busa, Patrick Muyaya, Guy Loando, and Jean-Pierre Lihau. Patrick Muyaya remains at the Ministry of Communication and Media, while Jean-Pierre Lihau has been reappointed… Read More Here
First Female DRC Mines Minister Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi Dismissed After Three Years 10 Mining in DRC Governance Mining Personality 

First Female DRC Mines Minister Antoinette N’Samba Kalambayi Dismissed After Three Years

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After three years at the helm of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) mines ministry, Antoinette N’Samba Kalambayi has been dismissed from her position. She was the first woman to hold this significant role since the DRC gained national and international sovereignty. “With all my heart, I thank you, Excellency Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, President of the Republic, Head of State, for the trust placed in me over the last three years, especially for making me the first female Minister of Mines,” she wrote in a message on her X… Read More Here

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