Michael Kavanagh
Repoter at Bloomberg News
Tweets on DRCongo & neighbors Following $ for @BBGAfrica @business Some tweets in bad French Tembo pression #CongoHoldUp https://t.co/drhC6EVotL https://t.co/3g5xiE9ncS
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20 hours ago |
bloomberg.com | Michael Kavanagh
Workers stand beside bags of a mixture of cobalt and copper at a processing plant in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photographer: Phil Moore/AFP/Getty Images(Bloomberg) -- A forthcoming decision by the Democratic Republic of Congo on cobalt exports could potentially send prices for the metal soaring and lead battery makers to seek alternatives, an industry group said. Cobalt has jumped more than 50% since the African nation responsible for three quarters of global output halted exports on Feb.
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21 hours ago |
flipboard.com | Michael Kavanagh
NowA lack of willpower and ambition is what ails the continent. Did someone say de-escalation? After dialing down trade tensions via agreements with the UK and China, Donald Trump has decided to dial it back up regarding Europe. The European Union is “nastier than China,” he said this week, while …
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6 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Michael Kavanagh |James Attwood |William Clowes |Cynthia Matonhodze
Bloomberg — A KoBold chegou a um acordo preliminar para avançar com o desenvolvimento de um dos maiores depósitos de lítio de rocha dura do mundo na República Democrática do Congo. A empresa, apoiada pelos bilionários Bill Gates e Jeff Bezos, chegou a um acordo com a AVZ Minerals da Austrália para comprar a participação no projeto do depósito de Manono, de acordo com uma carta assinada pelo CEO da KoBold, Kurt House, e o CEO da AVZ, Nigel Ferguson.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Michael Kavanagh |James Attwood
Advertisement 1KoBold Metals Co. has reached a preliminary commercial agreement to move forward with development of one of the world’s biggest hard rock lithium deposits, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Article content(Bloomberg) — KoBold Metals Co. has reached a preliminary commercial agreement to move forward with development of one of the world’s biggest hard rock lithium deposits, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Michael Kavanagh |James Attwood |William Clowes
Lithium bearing rock at the a lithium mine. (Bloomberg) -- KoBold Metals Co. has reached a preliminary agreement to move forward with the development of one of the world’s biggest hard rock lithium deposits in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The firm, backed by billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, reached a framework agreement with Australia’s AVZ Minerals Ltd.
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Story now updated with Kabila comment: Congo to initiate legal proceedings against former President Kabila for allegedly supporting Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in the country’s mineral-rich east https://t.co/xU7Qm89hGX via @bpolitics
Response to our Bloomberg article from Kabila's office via his longtime advisor, colleague and former ambassador:
Congo's gov't is initiating legal proceedings against ex-President Joseph Kabila for allegedly supporting Rwanda-backed M23 rebellion after he entered rebel-controlled Goma Friday. Gov't also seizing his assets, suspending political party https://t.co/5eowW8MtKE via @bpolitics