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The General Inspectorate of Mines announced a $100 million mining guard program targeting 20,000 recruits and eventual deployment across 22 provinces. An initial 2,500 to 3,000 personnel are said to be scheduled for Katanga in December, with U.S. and UAE investment partnerships helping fund the program.
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The General Inspectorate of Mines announced a $100 million mining guard program targeting 20,000 recruits and eventual deployment across 22 provinces. An initial 2,500 to 3,000 personnel are said to be scheduled for Katanga in December, with U.S. and UAE investment partnerships helping fund the program.
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Katanga and mining provinces dossier
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Katanga and mining provinces
The General Inspectorate of Mines announced a $100 million mining guard program targeting 20,000 recruits and eventual deployment across 22 provinces. An initial 2,500 to 3,000 personnel are said to be scheduled for Katanga in December, with U.S. and UAE investment partnerships helping fund the program.
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DRC's General Inspectorate of Mines (IGM) announced a new paramilitary "mining guard" to secure critical mineral mining sites and transport routes.
The General Inspectorate of Mines announced a $100 million mining guard program targeting 20,000 recruits and eventual deployment across 22 provinces. An initial 2,500 to 3,000 personnel are said to be scheduled for Katanga in December, with U.S. and UAE investment partnerships helping fund the program.
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