The DGRAD and CAMI inform holders of mining and/or quarry rights that the debit and collection notes for annual superficial rights per square for the 2026 fiscal year are available at CAMI counters

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: March 4, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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The DGRAD and CAMI inform holders of mining and/or quarry rights that the debit and collection notes for annual superficial rights per square for the 2026 fiscal year are available at CAMI counters

The DGRAD and CAMI announce that the debit and collection notes for annual superficial rights for the 2026 fiscal year are now available at CAMI counters. This information is crucial for holders of mining and quarry rights.

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