Taliban Scores $6.5 Billion in Mining Contracts, Strengthens China Ties
The Taliban announced several major mining partnerships with investors from a slew of nations, including Iran and China.
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The Taliban announced several major mining partnerships with investors from a slew of nations, including Iran and China.
The military-led government is negotiating an increase in its mining stake to 35%, aiming to ensure a fair share of profits
The East African Monday May 24 2021 A worker drives a fork-lift past a machine pouring a mixture of copper and cobalt in a bag at the STL (Société pour le traitement du terril de Lubumbashi) processing plant in Lubumbashi. PHOTO | AFP Summary Kinshasa has already lost out on nearly $2 billion in revenue by selling mining and oil assets to an Israeli billionaire, according to a coalition of Congolese and international organisations. Advertisement Democratic Republic of Congo leader Félix Tshisekedi is seeking a review of some mining contracts with foreign companies as a lobby warns that the...