Business Africa
DRC- Mining: repatriation of profits
Copper and cobalt alone account for nearly eighty percent of the democratic republic of Congo’s revenue.
With the slump in global mineral prices and a stagnant economic growth, the government has directed all mining operators to repatriate forty percent of their gross revenue.
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