GLONGHUI, May 14 | According to a letter seen by Reuters on Monday, the Congolese government has lifted the suspension order on COMMUS, a Congolese copper and cobalt business owned by Zijin Mining. The Congolese Ministry of Mines suspended operations on the COMMUS project last month to investigate excessive radiation levels in minerals returned from South Africa. Zijin Mining holds 72% of the COMMUS project. The letter stated that mining operations can be resumed as long as the company strictly ensures that radiation levels meet national and international standards.
刚果允许紫金矿业旗下铜钴业务恢复运营
Congo allows Zijin Mining's copper and cobalt business to resume operations
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