Category: Mining Policy

In view of the opening of its counter, the Mining Cadastre (CAMI) informs the public that work to clean up the cadastral file and the mining revenue map is continuing. Read More Here

The Director General of the Subcontracting Regulatory Authority (ARSP), Miguel Kashal, made a working visit to the installations of the Kamoa mining company located on the outskirts of the town of Kolwezi, capital of the province of Lualaba.This visit is part of the ongoing mission to enforce the Law on subcontracting in the private sector and its implementing measures. For this work mission, the subcontracting policeman in the DRC was accompanied by ARSP inspectors as well as a strong delegation of subcontractors from this province. With the managers of this… Read More Here

The Director General of ARSP, Miguel Kashal, continues his monitoring mission within companies established in the province of Lualaba.Accompanied by the President of the FEC Lualaba, Miguel Kashal and his delegation headed towards the Kamoto Cooper Company (KCC). Well before his arrival, the visit of ARSP inspectors had been announced with a view to verifying the regularity of subcontracting activities in this company based in Kolwezi. the FEC welcomes this approach while considering that the partnership established with the ARSP will benefit entrepreneurs. “We can only applaud the initiative because… Read More Here

The regulatory authority for subcontracting in the private sector (ARSP), has, after two days of work between its delegation led by its general director, Miguel Kashal and the managers of the Sicomines company, concluded that the law on subcontracting is not respected by this company. “no subcontracting contract was granted to Congolese contractors during all the 9 years of operation of this company,” reports the ARSP. “At the level of SICOMINES, we noted serious irregularities, in the subcontracting sector, there is no Congolese company. We consider that this is sabotage… Read More Here

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been the scene of significant developments in the mining sector, with the cancellation by the Minister of Mines of the orders forfeiting the mining permits of the companies Boss Mining and COMIDE, both members of the ERG group.  JUSTICIA Asbl, an organization focused on the promotion and protection of human rights and development in the DRC, welcomes these decisions. These forfeiture orders had previously raised concerns among civil society organizations as well as voices within local communities. They had been criticized for their alleged… Read More Here