Vol 6 (AAC) No 7 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
- CHINA
Thanks to a contract signed in Kinshasa on 18 March by Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Corporation’s Vice-President Bai Ziangqian State Assets Minister Louise Munga Mesozi and Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo Anhui now has access to diamond reserves estimated to contain 158...
The Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo asked that minerals from Rwanda be classed as ‘conflict minerals’ and barred from trade since their sale was funding the rebellion...
Vol 53 No 11 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Martin Kabwelulu Labilo a PALU member from Katanga stays at Mines...
Vol 5 (AAC) No 1 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
- CHINA
A 16 September letter to Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo from Sodimico Chief Executive Officer Laurent Tshisola Kangoa and Chairman Tshishimbi Katumonyi reveals that the IMF wanted to know why Sodimico created the Sodifor joint venture with Fortune in 2010 to mine the Frontier and Lonshi deposits only to abandon that project soon after at a substantial loss...
Vol 52 No 23 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
An exchange of letters between Sodimico and Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo shows that the partnership agreement between Sodimico and Fortune Ahead covers assets that used to belong to First Quantum...
After Bloomberg News published a bulletin on the sale on 17 August Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo contradicted Lambert Tshisola and denied that the sale had actually taken place...
This month the Korean International Cooperation Agency invited Prime Minister Adolphe Muzito Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu Labilo and Energy Minister Gilbert Tshiongo Tshibinkubula wa Tumba to Seoul...
Vol 51 No 19 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
In 2009 Mupepele persuaded Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu to order firms to send samples to the CEEC...
Vol 51 No 16 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
In any case KMT rights have been signed away by Minister of Portfolio Jeannine Mabunda Lioko and Minister of Mines Martin Kabwelulu to a British Virgin Island-registered company Highwind Properties (AC Vol 51 No 14)...
At the African Mining Indaba in Cape Town in February where FQM announced it would go to arbitration over Kingamyambo Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu warned company officials that FQM would risk losing Lonshi and Frontier too...