The 4th edition of the conference on mining was completed Saturday, August 9, 2013 at the conference room of the International Fair of Kinshasa. Echoing this meeting, the Observateur newspaper reports that the Minister of Mines, Martin Kabwelulu, referring to the synthesis of the presentations and how enriching debate that followed was, expressed the most ardent wish, that of seeing a new mining code consensual and beneficial for all voted in Parliament, which will be promulgated by the President of the Republic party, and at the end of the revision of the mining code in force.Radio Okapi reports that league for the promotion and defense of human rights in Bas-Congo deplores the increase in cases of drowning in Mpozo River in Matadi. According to her, a dozen cases were recorded between June and July. The provincial coordinator of the organization, Georges Pitshou Bikembo threatened to lodge a complaint against the provincial government and the board of water supply (Regideso) on behalf of families of victims who lost their children. Indeed, Georges Pitshou Bikembo explained that many children are forced to fetch water from the river because of the breakdown of the water supply in the city for nearly a year of where responsibility Regideso.
The same media also reports that the dredging work has been ongoing since Thursday, August 8 public Kasenga port built along the Luapula River about 200 km north of Lubumbashi (Katanga). According to the curator of this river town, Jean Kyato, this work a week facilitate the docking of boats especially in times of flooding.
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