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Congo Strikes Back: President Tshisekedi Bans Cobalt Export Cheaters | Africa’s Mineral Revolution Begins

Brothers and sisters of Africa, a new chapter is unfolding in the heart of the continent. The Democratic Republic of Congo, home to 70% of the world’s cobalt, is standing tall under President Félix Tshisekedi’s bold leadership. In a historic move, the government has permanently banned all cobalt exporters who violate new quota rules — marking the dawn of a new era of African resource control and economic sovereignty.

This is not just a Congolese story. It’s an African revolution — a powerful declaration that Africa will no longer export its wealth without accountability or fairness. Congo’s new quota system is designed to stabilize prices, promote transparency, and ensure that the continent benefits from its mineral riches.

In this in-depth report, we break down what Tshisekedi’s decision means for Congo, for Africa, and for the future of global industries dependent on African resources. From mining reforms to industrial ambitions, discover how this policy could redefine Africa’s role in the world economy.

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⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 – Introduction: Africa’s awakening and Congo’s cobalt power
1:45 – How cobalt became the heart of the global clean-energy revolution
3:30 – President Tshisekedi’s bold decision to stop export cheating
6:10 – The quota system: how it works and what it means for Congo
8:40 – Why global markets are reacting with shock and respect
11:20 – How this reform could transform Africa’s mineral future
14:00 – Reactions from mining companies and world leaders
16:30 – Challenges, enforcement, and Congo’s vision for industrial growth
18:40 – The new age of African resource sovereignty
20:00 – Conclusion: The rise of a self-reliant Africa

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