South African private equity firms and lenders will invest $600 million in debt and equity on a dry port in the Democratic Republic of Congo to ease congestion on one of Africa’s busiest mineral corridors.
South African private equity firms and lenders will invest $600 million in debt and equity on a dry port in the Democratic Republic of Congo to ease congestion on one of Africa’s busiest mineral corridors.
Haulage trucks carrying copper and cobalt for export on the toll road between Lubumbashi and Kasumbalesa in Democratic Republic of Congo.