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Heavy-handed revenue enforcement a threat to Congo mining sector, warns president

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By Ange Kasongo Verified
| MSN Malaysia Verified
By Ange Kasongo KINSHASA, July 13 (Reuters) - Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi has ordered state revenue agencies to refrain from heavy-handed enforcement operations against mining companies, warning that excessive measures could dent investor confidence, cabinet minutes showed.
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Congo cobalt exporters fear losing quotas due to administrative glitch, sources say

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By Ange Kasongo Verified, Tom Daly Verified, Pratima Desai Verified
| MarketScreener
KINSHASA/LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - Major cobalt producers in the Democratic Republic of Congo risk losing some of their first-half export quotas due to an administrative glitch affecting a customs platform, according to industry officials and a letter seen by Reuters.
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Congo withdraws unused cobalt export quotas

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By Ange Kasongo Verified
| Mining Verified
Democratic Republic of Congo will withdraw unused cobalt export rights under first-half quotas and reassign them to a state-controlled entity, its strategic minerals regulator said, tightening control over shipments from the world’s top producer.
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