Mining firms in Congo want the government to delay the implementation of an order requiring them to give their Congolese employees a 5% stake in their operations
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Mining firms in the Democratic Republic of Congo are seeking to delay the implementation of a local content rule that requires them to give their Congolese employees a 5% stake in their operations. The deadline for implementation is looming, and the firms are pushing for a delay. The rule is part of the government's efforts to increase local participation in the mining sector.
Mining firms in Congo want the government to delay the implementation of an order requiring them to give their Congolese employees a 5% stake in their operations