Mining site

MALUBI

ITIE-RDC’s study of 15 July 2025 lists MALUBI among the artisanal mine sites on mining titles in Mutshatsha territory, Lualaba, on title PE 2608. It is also listed in the SAEMAPE list of ITIE-RDC’s report of March 2023 (heading “Non toléré”).

Evidence of commodities

sector-register only; site commodity split unresolved

Location and title

No source places this site yet.

Reported mining title
PE 2608

Connections

Reported means the cited source describes the relationship at its evidence date. Historical relationships refer to an earlier period. Announced agreements may not have been implemented. None of these labels confirms that trade continues today.

Mining-title holders

Sources

Sources support the description and the individual connections below. Publication and checking dates belong to the evidence: when it was published, and when this Hub last read it.

3 sources

Cadastre Minier (CAMI)

  1. Registre des droits miniers et de carrières au 31 mars 2026 ↗

    Published May 2026 · Checked 1 October 2026

    EN COURS DE CESSION PARTIELLE

    Biwaya-related title rows: printed p.20 row 542 (PE 2605), p.30 row 1041 (PER 9687), p.33 row 1146 (PE 11229). Kamilombe-related rows remain in additionalLocators.

ITIE-RDC / EITI

  1. Contribution à la mobilisation des ressources domestiques au travers de l’amélioration de la gouvernance de la filière artisanale cuivre-cobalt ↗

    Published November 2025 · Checked 23 September 2026

    CDM et THOMAS sont les principaux acheteurs des produits de Kasulo.

    p.174, Table 22 “PE occupés par des sites miniers artisanaux dans le Lualaba”, row “PE2608 COMIDE / MALUBI / MUTSHATSHA”.

  2. Rapport ITIE sur le secteur de l’exploitation minière artisanale et à petite échelle dans la chaine de valeur du cuivre-cobalt-zinc ↗

    Published March 2023 · Checked 23 September 2026

    la ZEA 786, à Kasulo, dans le secteur de Kolwezi Est dans le Lualaba

    p.271, Annex 13 “Liste des sites miniers artisanaux (SAEMAPE)”, column “LUALABA / Non toléré”: “MALUBI”.