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Tanzania Now Set to Disclose Mining Contracts

1st July 2019 By The Citizen Reporter @TheCitizenTZ news@tz.nationmedia.com Minister of minerals Doto Biteko. Photo |File/  In Summary For years, … More

Kenya’s mineral resources could pull millions out of poverty

MONDAY JUNE 24 2019 By BITANGE NDEMO In Summary In 2013, a minerals explorer company called Cortec announced the discovery … More

Tech firms to check suppliers after mining revelations in Tanzania

Apple says it is ‘deeply committed to responsible sourcing of materials Jonathan Watts @jonathanwatts Tue 18 Jun 2019 17.00 BST Electronics … More

Zimbabwe: Mining Edges Towards Value Addition

By Africa Moyo 3rd June 2019 The mining industry has reaffirmed support for Government’s aspiration to value add and beneficiate … More

Tanzania’s mineral sector reforms yield results

SATURDAY JUNE 1 2019 In Summary By the end of March, Tanzania had collected Tsh244.3 billion ($106 million) from the … More

Tanzania: Mining Reforms Pay Off

By Lydia Shekighenda 31st May 2019 REFORMS that the government has undertaken in the mining sector have yielded positive results, … More

Kenya: Kwale residents clash over mineral exploration

Governor says company must respect residents’ decision; nobody should be forced to give up their land By Chari Suche 25th … More

Vatican: Pope calls for mining to ensure integral human development

Published by MAC on 2019-05-14 Source: Vatican News (2019-05-03) Four years ago, the Roman Catholic Pope issued a ground-breaking (rather, “earth … More

Namibia: Local Ownership Better for Sustainability of Mining Industry – Alweendo

By Edgar Brandt 9th May 2019 Windhoek — Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, yesterday revealed that some foreign … More

Zambia claimants inch closer to compensation by UK’s Vedanta

THURSDAY APRIL 18 2019 A mining site. The UK Supreme Court has allowed more than 2,000 claimants from Zambia to … More

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