DRC natural resources press review of Thursday, June 27, 2013

The newspaper the Potentiel titles: "Litigation war DRC worth $ 10 billion to recover from Uganda" and says "DR Congo seeks to fund its five-year program from 2012 to 2016 estimated at USD 45 billion, while that at least USD 10 billion are housed for 8 years in Uganda, sentenced on 19 December 2005 by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to "repair the damage" caused by "acts of plundering and exploitation of Congolese natural resources committed by members of the Ugandan armed forces in Ituri "(Eastern Province)."The biweekly Congo News announced that "MIBA still has deposits estimated billion USD" to say "MIBA is not a lame duck much less a bankrupt company because despite its problems, it has very rich deposits which value is estimated in billions of U.S. dollars. government should get involved in this business resumed with all its mining activities. The origin and other dependents in the province of Kasai Oriental throw a great call Matata government. "The same source reports that "the workshop on fiscal control oil continues to DGI" and indicates that the workshop has two objectives. "The first is to make it more efficient workers and managers of the hotel tax on the tax control of the hydrocarbon sector. The second is to allow the agents and officers of the tax authorities to gain more knowledge about the sector hydrocarbons ".For its part, Radio Okapi reported the "demolition of buildings erected in the Virunga National Park" and stated that "the warden of the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature (ICCN) to Kasindi-Lubiriha destroyed Tuesday, June 24 or burn several houses built in the Virunga National Park (North Kivu). Through this operation, the authorities intend to recover more than 200 hectares is illegally occupied by the riparian population. " A total of thirty-one cases were burned and four houses destroyed during this operation Kasindi-Lubiriha, a frontier town in Uganda is located more than 80 kilometers north-east of the town of Beni. According to local sources, the families whose homes were destroyed have spent night under the stars.The Potentiel points of his side as "the province of Bas-Congo (southwest of Congo), which recently received central government a first tranche of 1.5 billion Congolese francs on 5000000000 FC expected Fund support to the 2013 crop year, plans to produce 19,500 tons of fresh cassava, 1,500 tons of rice and 5,000 tons of vegetables to ensure food security".