BBC Mina power takes rare access to mobile phones

In the M23 CONCO Democratic Republic, Rebel allowed the BBC to visit a giant mining area for the production of world mobile phones – and its extensive breadth is not already empty.

Thousands of miners illuminate the scene covered with holes and tunnels.

Some were a deep underground drilling, which were the backs of their shovels, others, and then the other electronic devices, others, while others were deep underground drilling. Then they washed and took him to the places where he washed and filtered with shovels and hand.

“Generally, Patrice Musafiri, who has been leading the mining area of more than 10,000 people working here,” Rubya, has been monitoring the oversight of the Reassigners in April last year, told BBC.

It is difficult to navigate – our team is the only life they still know to help the help of walking sticks, as well as the help of Mr. Musafiri management. It can be difficult and dangerous, but allows you to prepare a small living.

“When the mines are deep, the temperature is very high – it is very high – it is also very difficult to dig … there may be other harmful gases,” BBC said.

“Sometimes the cold weather is pumped inside, we can continue to work,” he said.

But he said he was grateful because he began to mining five years ago, he was able to make a little money for a dowry, and now he is married with children.

“My life really changed. The miner really helped me.”

Because of the golden scarred earth, gold, the north media outlets are found in the hills of the suy cars (37 miles) and are 15% of the total deposits of the DR Congo.

Global investors are less surprisingly in this area.

Over the years, this has provided an overweight wealth of various armed groups that control the army in different times, including the army.

Mine, which is 10 km away from the city of Rubaya, a few days later a few days later a few days later a few days later aimed at the end of the region by Dr. Congo and Rwanda to the end of three decades in the region.

The roots of insecurity in the east of Dr. Kongo are notorious.

There is an ethnicity of many rebel groups operating here – 1994 thinks that Kigali’s Congolese, including an ethnic Hutu militia associated with the genocide of 1994.

In Washington, on June 27, to disarm and cancel alleged proxies (despite the denial of any).

M23 was not the side of the deal. Based mainly managed by ethnic gutsis, manages the large parts of the East Dr. Congo and received Goma control since January and two airports. The UN – including the UN – M23, accused of many of Rwanda. But there the government sends military or financial aid there.

The US participant in the process seems to be hinged to the minal resources of the Dr. Congo. Although nothing has been shown so far.

“We have many mineral rights from the United States, Congo (DR),” he said.

We were allowed to get in our short visit to 45 minutes – there was no sign that the command chain was changed.

The supervisor was determined by the M23, Rubaya founded in Rubaya in Rubaya and strived to explain how the rebel group brought security to allow miners to work without fear.

“We have already resolved so much issue,” Mr. Musafiri said.

“We are currently a mining department that regulates and monitors security issues, but also solves domestic disputes in mines.

“People from different groups come daily and have a great market to buy others on the minerals and now they can reserve what they purchased here.”

In December, in the report of the UN specialists, the M23 has denied Hundreds of thousands of dollars per month for hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, many of them denied Rwanda – M23 and Kigali.

Jeans, who allowed to work on the site, were surrounded by colleagues with Kazakh and Wellington boots, Mr. Osiasi accepted the conditions better.

“The business is going very well because there are at least some peace bombs, but the salary is very low. We pay very little,” he said.

The second term of the Trump’s second in the North Kivu and the Southern Kivu provinces overlapped the seizure of M23 and humiliation of the Congolese army.

Political analyst Akram Thagsifu says Dr. Kongo decided to use it as a bargaining chip to help us with its rich mineral resources – asked for military support for months.

With a sustainable peace process, the Congole government said to the BBC, the BBC said that this will be the position of “mass investments” in the dominant mining sector, said.

It is reported that US companies are looking for cash in the opportunity to invest in Rubai’s mining sector.

Rubaya management said US investment was investing, but initiatives aimed at increasing the local economy – work, schools and hospitals – allowed.

“Any foreign investors may come here as long as they came to our people and increase their daily salary,” Mr. Musafiri.

Despite the great natural contributions of the country, the infrastructure of the mining communities, even the mines where the goods are collapsed from the ground, there are little infrastructure without accessible roads.

Mr. Thashifu, the presence of American investors, can also act as “cautious against the animation or reconstruction of other armed groups.”

However, it is not clear how an investor in the M23 is an investor in M23.

Parallel intermediate mediation efforts leading Qatar – armed groups and the Congolese government directly talks – can make more clarity in the coming months.

M23, which is part of a larger Congo River alliance, said that the Washington-supported deal is less than solving the reasons for the long-term conflict. Dr. protects the arms to protect the rights of minorities in the Congo.

Celligers hope for the struggle for hundreds of thousands of people, as in other parts of the Rubaya Mine, Rubaya Mine, East Dr. Congo, and hundreds of thousands of people.

“My application to young men and leaders is to maintain and protect peace in our area,” Mr. Osiasi.

As he prepared to return to more drilling hours, he added: “I also apply to the owners of mines to increase our salary.”

Additional report by BBC’s Robert Kipto and Hassan Lali