Boss Mining was named in the UN report, which documents how recent territorial gains in Congo by M23 have further destabilized a region beset by decades of conflict.

The area has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since April 2024, and the mines are a significant source of funding for the group Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans A US company ...

A new report titled Responses to Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ('the Report') has been published by the ...

The Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Washington on 1 July, 2025, underscored the importance of diversified and reliable ...

NYSE- and TSX-listed Barrick Mining Corporation reports that drilling results from the ARK-KCD corridor at its Kibali gold ...

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the world’s largest cobalt producer, has extended its export ban on cobalt by another ...

India is accelerating efforts to secure critical minerals like cobalt, copper, and rare earths by exploring assets in Zambia ...

"IXM declares force majeure due to extended Congo cobalt export ban" was originally created and published by Mining ...

The trading unit of CMOC Group — the world’s biggest producer of cobalt — has declared force majeure on deliveries of the ...

Base metal trading giant IXM—a subsidiary of world-leading cobalt producer, China's CMOC—has declared force majeure on its ...

IXM, a commodity trader owned by China's CMOC Group has declared force majeure for deliveries of cobalt from the Democratic Republic of ...

IXM, owned by China's CMOC Group, has declared force majeure on deliveries of cobalt produced in the Democratic Republic of Congo after the country extended its ban of exports of the battery material, ...