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MoneyBags1348
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Only thing you fellas need to do now is spell Automic…. not Atomic 
Rediah
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My bad
, I wrote it with U first and then said to myself, nah there is no U in it. 
Bin59
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Parliament: 12 new subjects included in the new National Assembly calendar
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As a result, 12 new subjects were scheduled to be examined and voted on during the last session of this legislature.
These include:
- proposal for a finance law for the 2024 financial year;
- proposal for a law on the reporting of the finance law for the financial year 2022;
- bill on the surrender of the ordinance on the authorization of the state of siege;
- draft law on elusive property and rights;
- draft law on fundamental principles relating to fisheries and aquaculture in the DRC;
- bill on the creation, organization and operation of the national order of nutritionists and dieticians in the DRC;
- bill amending and supplementing the law on the Mining Code as amended and supplemented in March 2018;
- draft law amending and amending the law on the Labour Code etc...
However, the office of the Lower House of Parliament, in concomitun with the Conference of Presidents, decided to suspend this budget session next November in order to allow the elected representatives of the people to go and fight for the legislative and presidential elections of December 2023.
Nevertheless, there is doubt in view of the predetermined time to exhaust all the materials remaining in the various commissions.
R.L
congo-press.com (MCP)
Is anyone aware of the bill amending / supplementing the law on the Mining Code 2018? Hopefully it’s nothing that will adversely affect us.
I'm sure there will be as I'm yet to see a change thats helped us ffsParliament: 12 new subjects included in the new National Assembly calendar
21.09.2023
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National deputies, during a plenary session held on Wednesday, September 20, 2023, voted on the draft calendar for the ordinary September session.
As a result, 12 new subjects were scheduled to be examined and voted on during the last session of this legislature.
These include:
- proposal for a finance law for the 2024 financial year;
- proposal for a law on the reporting of the finance law for the financial year 2022;
- bill on the surrender of the ordinance on the authorization of the state of siege;
- draft law on elusive property and rights;
- draft law on fundamental principles relating to fisheries and aquaculture in the DRC;
- bill on the creation, organization and operation of the national order of nutritionists and dieticians in the DRC;
- bill amending and supplementing the law on the Mining Code as amended and supplemented in March 2018;
- draft law amending and amending the law on the Labour Code etc...
However, the office of the Lower House of Parliament, in concomitun with the Conference of Presidents, decided to suspend this budget session next November in order to allow the elected representatives of the people to go and fight for the legislative and presidential elections of December 2023.
Nevertheless, there is doubt in view of the predetermined time to exhaust all the materials remaining in the various commissions.
R.L
congo-press.com (MCP)
Is anyone aware of the bill amending / supplementing the law on the Mining Code 2018? Hopefully it’s nothing that will adversely affect us.
Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
My bad
There you are Red, a bespoke Floyd song to remind you
Bin59
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Well for a bit of Friday night entertainment I though I’d post an article I’ve just read about the presentation by Serge which also mentions Celestine’s outburst - but keep in mind while reading that the account of events has been written by Geopolis magazine which I think is one that Moneybags identified as not always being a reliable source of information.
DRC Africa Battery Metals Forum : Célestin Kibeya recadre Serge Ngandu sur le dossier lithium de Manono - AVZ n'a jamais eu 75 % des parts dans DATHCOM en liquidation - GEOPOLIS MAGAZINE
La création d’une chaîne de valeur desm étaux de batterie aidera l’Afrique en général et la République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) à réaliser sa vision à long terme. Pour réaliser l’Agenda 2063 de l’Union Africaine qui consiste à créer » l’Afrique que nous voulons », il est important que le...
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Carlos Danger
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Parliament: 12 new subjects included in the new National Assembly calendar
21.09.2023
Add to Favourites
National deputies, during a plenary session held on Wednesday, September 20, 2023, voted on the draft calendar for the ordinary September session.
As a result, 12 new subjects were scheduled to be examined and voted on during the last session of this legislature.
These include:
- proposal for a finance law for the 2024 financial year;
- proposal for a law on the reporting of the finance law for the financial year 2022;
- bill on the surrender of the ordinance on the authorization of the state of siege;
- draft law on elusive property and rights;
- draft law on fundamental principles relating to fisheries and aquaculture in the DRC;
- bill on the creation, organization and operation of the national order of nutritionists and dieticians in the DRC;
- bill amending and supplementing the law on the Mining Code as amended and supplemented in March 2018;
- draft law amending and amending the law on the Labour Code etc...
However, the office of the Lower House of Parliament, in concomitun with the Conference of Presidents, decided to suspend this budget session next November in order to allow the elected representatives of the people to go and fight for the legislative and presidential elections of December 2023.
Nevertheless, there is doubt in view of the predetermined time to exhaust all the materials remaining in the various commissions.
R.L
congo-press.com (MCP)
Is anyone aware of the bill amending / supplementing the law on the Mining Code 2018? Hopefully it’s nothing that will adversely affect us.
Samus
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Clearly illustrates that the hag Mop is still a real problem, she's empowering that criminal wanker.
Share holders continue to be taken for a ride . Count down to no where. " Advanced Discussions" have been taking place for the past 2 years and still nothing . AGM will be interesting. No one will believe their rubbish this time .
Winenut
Go AVZ!
Ffs, what do you want?Only thing you fellas need to do now is spell Automic…. not Atomic
Perfection?????
Next time I answer I'll polish my nails specially for you.
I hope that makes you feel very fukking special.
It's end of the week for me and I did alright on the market, so it's time for a drink.
MoneyBags1348
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Luv your work Cruiser
MoneyBags1348
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Bin59
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Interesting article re the idea of an “Industry Code” …
mines.cd
MINES.CD - Leading Congolese media in the mining sector > Blog > CONTINUOUS >
Battery Metals Forum: The government invited to provide the DRC with a General Law that would be called the "Industry Code"
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Last updated: 2023/09/22 at 9:16
MinesPublished September 22, 2023
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The lanterns of the Battery Metals DRC-Africa forum died this Thursday, September 21, 2023 in Kinshasa, after two days of intense work. In several panels, exchanges were heated in view of the creation of wealth in the value chain of the battery metal industry in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Zambia and Africa in general.
During these two days, discussions focused on several points mainly on the battery and metals industry to ensure a sustainable, transparent and responsible supply chain in the DRC, including the establishment of a reliable financial system for the valorization of the battery metal value chain; promoting the production of batteries as a springboard for economic development for the energy transition.
Also, the strengthening of regional cooperation through free trade agreements; the development of the battery industry in the DRC that will contribute to job creation and poverty reduction; and the linking of mobility projects, investors and EV manufacturers, were discussed.
After several explanations in the discussion panels that led to a clash of ideas, the Congolese DRC Battery Council (CCB) through its Deputy Director General, Vuko Kakule made a list of recommendations and guidelines by inviting the Government of the Republic and all actors to appropriate them.
These include:
- In accordance with the DRC mining code, the establishment of a General Industry Law that would be called the "Industry Code";
- Pool efforts between African states such as the DRC and Zambia and ensure that investments in the mining sector and the processing industry are effective for their knowledge, skills and technology in order to perpetuate the creation of wealth in the value chain of the battery metals industry in Africa in general and in the DRC in particular in a privileged partnership;
- Provide own means of mutualization between the DRC and Zambia while drawing inspiration from Chinese, European and American models;
— Pursue geological and mining research to improve knowledge of mineral resources;
- Measure and certify the mining deposit according to profitable processes and economic plans;
- Improve the governance of the mining sector by strengthening the capacities of state actors;
Forum Battery Metals: Le gouvernement invité à doter la RDC d'une Loi générale qui s'appellerait «code de l'industrie» - MINES.CD - Premier média congolais du secteur minier
Les lampions du forum Battery Metals DRC-Africa se sont éteints ce jeudi 21 septembre 2023 à Kinshasa, après deux jours d’intenses travaux. Dans plusieurs panels les échanges ont été houleux en perspective de la création des richesses dans la chaîne de valeur de l’industrie des métaux de...
mines.cd
MINES.CD - Leading Congolese media in the mining sector > Blog > CONTINUOUS >
Battery Metals Forum: The government invited to provide the DRC with a General Law that would be called the "Industry Code"
CONTINUOUS
Battery Metals Forum: The government invited to provide the DRC with a General Law that would be called "industry code"
Last updated: 2023/09/22 at 9:16
MinesPublished September 22, 2023
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The lanterns of the Battery Metals DRC-Africa forum died this Thursday, September 21, 2023 in Kinshasa, after two days of intense work. In several panels, exchanges were heated in view of the creation of wealth in the value chain of the battery metal industry in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Zambia and Africa in general.
During these two days, discussions focused on several points mainly on the battery and metals industry to ensure a sustainable, transparent and responsible supply chain in the DRC, including the establishment of a reliable financial system for the valorization of the battery metal value chain; promoting the production of batteries as a springboard for economic development for the energy transition.
Also, the strengthening of regional cooperation through free trade agreements; the development of the battery industry in the DRC that will contribute to job creation and poverty reduction; and the linking of mobility projects, investors and EV manufacturers, were discussed.
After several explanations in the discussion panels that led to a clash of ideas, the Congolese DRC Battery Council (CCB) through its Deputy Director General, Vuko Kakule made a list of recommendations and guidelines by inviting the Government of the Republic and all actors to appropriate them.
These include:
- In accordance with the DRC mining code, the establishment of a General Industry Law that would be called the "Industry Code";
- Pool efforts between African states such as the DRC and Zambia and ensure that investments in the mining sector and the processing industry are effective for their knowledge, skills and technology in order to perpetuate the creation of wealth in the value chain of the battery metals industry in Africa in general and in the DRC in particular in a privileged partnership;
- Provide own means of mutualization between the DRC and Zambia while drawing inspiration from Chinese, European and American models;
— Pursue geological and mining research to improve knowledge of mineral resources;
- Measure and certify the mining deposit according to profitable processes and economic plans;
- Improve the governance of the mining sector by strengthening the capacities of state actors;
- Etc.
Christian Okende
Where is the Mining License? AVZ BoD being run in circles. High pay no results .At the AGM they must speak the truth about their failure.
Winenut
Go AVZ!
Carlos Danger
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