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How former artisanal miner built a concession worth Rwf 5 billion

Summary by The New Times | Rwanda
Jean Bosco Kwizera is one of the few Rwandans who own mining concessions in the country. His company, DUMAC, has been mining coltan and cassiterite in Rwamagana District since 2018...
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How former artisanal miner built a concession worth Rwf 5 billion

Jean Bosco Kwizera is one of the few Rwandans who own mining concessions in the country. His company, DUMAC, has been mining coltan and cassiterite in Rwamagana District since 2018...

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The New Times | Rwanda broke the news in on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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