Rebel Leader Denounces US-DRC Minerals Deal One Year After Goma’s Fall
Rebel leader Corneille Nangaa claims the US-DRC deal risks disputes over mining contracts amid contested control by M23, highlighting legal and transparency concerns.
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Rebel leader denounces US-DRC minerals deal one year after Goma's fall
Jan 28 (Reuters) - The leader of a Congolese rebel coalition that includes Rwanda-backed M23 said a deal between Kinshasa and Washington related to critical minerals in the war-hit region was deeply flawed and unconstitutional, casting doubt on its implementation.Corneille Nangaa, who leads the Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC), was referring to a strategic partnership agreement signed in Washington on December 4, under which the United States would o…
Rebel leader denounces US-DRC minerals deal one year after Goma’s fall
Jan 28 (Reuters) – The leader of a Congolese rebel coalition that includes Rwanda-backed M23 said a deal between Kinshasa and Washington related to critical minerals in the war-hit region was deeply flawed and unconstitutional, casting doubt on its implementation. Corneille Nangaa, who leads the Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC), was referring to a strategic partnership agreement signed in Washington on December 4, under which the United States would…
Rebel Leader Denounces US-DRC Minerals Deal One Year After Goma's Fall - Voice of Nigeria Broadcasting Service
The leader of a Congolese rebel coalition that includes the M23 group says a deal between Kinshasa and Washington related to critical minerals in the war-hit region was deeply flawed and unconstitutional, casting doubt on its implementation. Corneille Nangaa, who leads the Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC), was referring to a strategies partnership agreement signed in Washington on December 4th, under which the U.S. would obtain greater access to the …
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