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  1. The DRC, Africa's largest cobalt producer, is reassessing its quotas, impacting the operations of Congolese mining company Gécamines and involving Swiss-based Glencore.
  2. The DRC confirms its status as a top cobalt producer and second-largest copper supplier, while restricting aggressive enforcement actions.

Illegal incursions are affecting major cobalt project operations in Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 9
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Illegal incursions are affecting major cobalt project operations in Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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Democratic Republic of the CongoEurasian Resources Group

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The DRC confirms its status as a top cobalt producer and second-largest copper supplier, while restricting aggressive enforcement actions. All 2 developments

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