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Twangiza Mining declared force majeure after a drone strike cut power to its South Kivu mine. Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupied the site in May and removed about $70 million in gold and $5 million in equipment and materials for transfer through Rwanda.
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Twangiza Mining declared force majeure after a drone strike cut power to its South Kivu mine. Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupied the site in May and removed about $70 million in gold and $5 million in equipment and materials for transfer through Rwanda.
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Twangiza, South Kivu dossier
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Twangiza, South Kivu
Twangiza Mining declared force majeure after a drone strike cut power to its South Kivu mine. Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupied the site in May and removed about $70 million in gold and $5 million in equipment and materials for transfer through Rwanda.
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China's Twangiza Mining declared force majeure after a drone strike took out power at its South Kivu gold mine.
Twangiza Mining declared force majeure after a drone strike cut power to its South Kivu mine. Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupied the site in May and removed about $70 million in gold and $5 million in equipment and materials for transfer through Rwanda.
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