ARSP warns of 20 billion USD annual losses in the subcontracting sector

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 4, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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ARSP warns of 20 billion USD annual losses in the subcontracting sector

The Congolese government is losing nearly 20 billion USD annually in the mining subcontracting sector, according to ARSP Director General Juan Ted Beleshayi. He plans to strengthen regulation through increased oversight, combat fraudulent practices such as the use of front companies, and digitize services to improve access for Congolese entrepreneurs. These irregular practices deprive the state of significant resources, mainly in the mining sector.

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