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Mining News Pro - The Democratic Republic of Congo has suspended the board of directors and management of state-controlled diamond mining company MIBA, after an audit revealed significant irregularities, the government said in a statement.
The audit identified a host of problems including compliance, governance, production and financial management, the statement by Congo president`s office said following a council of ministers meeting on Friday.
It added that Congo`s mines ministry will propose measures to revamp the company.
Founded in 1961, MIBA was formerly a jewel in minerals-rich Congo`s minerals industry, with gold, nickel and cooper in its portfolio. However, years of mismanagement, illegal mining, smuggling, and political instability have hobbled the company.
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