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What future lies ahead for George Forrest in Katanga's mines

The deal signed on May 2 between Congolese firm Gecamines and Groupe Forrest International (GFI) settled their Lubumbashi copper slag [...]

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Atelier mecanique et fonderie
Congo Supply and Engineering
Fondaf
Gecamines
George Forrest
Groupe Forrest International
Huayou Cobalt
International Chamber of Commerce
Shamrock Global Group

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Authorities lay down heavy hand to break up illegal mining in Huayou

According to our information, the army was sent in early [...]

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The kings of high-tech jostling for Katanga's mines

There is an unofficial war currently raging between American and Chinese battery, electric car and electronics manufacturers for Congo-K's reserves of lithium and cobalt, key components of these booming sectors. Although the Chinese groups have been able to snap up [.

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After the George Forrest/Gecamines deal, what future for the Lubumbashi slag heap?

Although Groupe Forrest International (GFI) and the Congolese state-owned company Gecamines officially put an end to their dispute over the [...]

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[Mines and Money] Lubumbashi slag heap: Shamrock loses an initial battle against Gecamines

It is the subject on everyone's lips in the wings of the Mines and Money conference, which is being held [...]

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Shamrock makes its clash with Gecamines official

With its cobalt, copper and zinc project in Lubumbashi in a gridlock, Shamrock has filed for arbitration against Gecamines.

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Gecamines caught up in own double play between Forrest and Shamrock in Lubumbashi

The conflict waging between George Forrest International (GFI) and Congolese state-run firm Gecamines for control of the Lubumbashi slag heap (AMI 391) conceals another, more strategic, tug-of-war. When it had evicted GFI from the slag heap, Gecamines is reported to [.

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After the George Forrest/Gecamines deal, what future for the Lubumbashi slag heap?

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[Mines and Money] Lubumbashi slag heap: Shamrock loses an initial battle against Gecamines

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Shamrock makes its clash with Gecamines official

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Gecamines caught up in own double play between Forrest and Shamrock in Lubumbashi