Why Pierre Oba met with Kore Potash at the end of December 2020
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19/01/2021 at 16h11, by Africa Business+
According to Jeune Afrique Business+ sources, the Congolese Minister of Mines received the London and Pointe Noire-based company’s management at the end of December and expressed his concern about the progress of the potash development project.
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