Congo Court Suspends Hearing on Glencore-Owned Cobalt Mine
- Court to resume hearing after appeal-court decision is made
- Former Mutanda shareholder says stake was sold fraudulently
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A court in the Democratic Republic of Congo suspended a hearing about a lawsuit brought by a former shareholder of a Glencore Plc-owned cobalt and copper mine.
The case was put on hold pending a decision by the country’s Court of Appeal on whether the High Court should have jurisdiction over the case, Judge Roger Songambele said at the court Monday in the capital, Kinshasa.