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Congo-Kinshasa: As Cobalt Demand Booms, Companies Must Do More to Protect Congolese Miners

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[The Conversation Africa] The Democratic Republic of Congo is the major source of some of the minerals used to manufacture components in household appliances, mobile phones, electric vehicles and jewellery.

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