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Chamber of Mines DRC | Company Profiles | Africa Outlook Magazine - Vimarsana News

Chamber of Mines DRC | Company Profiles | Africa Outlook Magazine

Plumbing the depths of a flourishing mining industry in the Democratic Republic of Congo as a global leader in green mineral resources

DRC : Businessman Eric Monga serves his partner PowerChina notice on Sombwe dam - Vimarsana News

DRC : Businessman Eric Monga serves his partner PowerChina notice on Sombwe dam

Kipay Investments' boss Eric Monga has chastised his partner Chinese construction giant PowerChina, with whom he is associated for construction of the 150 MW hydroelectric power station in Upper

EU banks finance destructive Chinese dam builder in Congo - Vimarsana News

EU banks finance destructive Chinese dam builder in Congo

EU banks back a Chinese company that is building a dam that will subsume large tracts of protected forest in Congo, in a national park confirmed by the EU as "a site of biological priority."

Major dam project in one of Africa's oldest national parks could breach Congolese law and threatens forests and biodiversity in DRC, with Chinese dam-builder backed by international investors - Vimarsana News

Major dam project in one of Africa's oldest national parks could breach Congolese law and threatens forests and biodiversity in DRC, with Chinese dam-builder backed by international investors

New analysis shows how the Sombwe Dam project in DRC threatens tropical forests, rare species and conservation efforts in Upemba National Park

DR Congo: The dam that threatens one of Africa's oldest national parks - Vimarsana News

DR Congo: The dam that threatens one of Africa's oldest national parks

How a hydropower project risks destroying forests and biodiversity and flouting local laws in DRC, as international investors could be turning a blind eye