Along the ripped flanks of the Rubaya hills, in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo, hundreds of workers dig through one of the world’s largest concentrations of coltan – a mineral that fuels both the 21st-century economy and one of its longest-running conflicts.It does not matter to them, they say, who controls these…
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