President Félix Tshisekedi has urged state agencies to avoid heavy-handed actions against mining companies, warning they could undermine investor confidence. This follow a major tax dispute involving Kamoto Copper Company, underscoring the government's efforts to balance tax enforcement with maintaining an attractive investment climate.
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