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DR Congo's mining law reform is raising tensions with investors
DR Congo's government is considering changes to its mining laws, which aim to increase state control over strategic minerals, prompting concerns from investors about regulatory uncertainty and potential deterrence of investment. Mining companies have warned that repeated shifts in regulations could harm long-term planning and attractability.
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