By Nation Correspondent 27th March 2015 Mining Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala has asked African countries to formulate uniform mining laws … More
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Consultant: Land, Environment, and Natural Resources
Tanzania: UK Experts Focus On Dar Oil and Gas Industry
26 March 2015 By Finnigan Wa Simbeye Scottish oil and gas businesspersons and experts are in the country targeting to … More
Canada: Will ‘Mining’ Watchdog Hold Multinationals to Account?
New regulator is respected, but office is toothless. By Jeff Bone, Yesterday, TheTyee.ca Canada’s corporate social responsibility strategy is to ensure … More
Uganda: Tullow, Total to carry out huge job layoffs
Written by Jeff Mbanga Last Updated: 25 March 2015 Field tour of a rig at Kigogole oil well in Buliisa … More
Kenya: Cortec takes battle for mining licence to Court of Appeal
23rd March, 2015 Cortec Kenya Limited Country Director Jacob Juma. On March 23, 2015, he took the battle for … More
UK Government must defend against big oil and mining dirty tricks
21st March 2015 Anti-corruption campaigners urge the UK Government to divorce itself from industry guidelines that would create transparency black-holes … More
Kenya: Cortec loses mining licence in court suit
CORTEC Company director Jacob Juma leave Milimani law court yesterday after the ruling of a case involving CORTEC revocation of … More
Kenya: Mining Firms Back Out of New Licence Issuance Scrutiny
16th March 2015 By Lola Okulo Half of the 43 mining firms whose licences were revoked last year following a … More
South Africa – Mining and money: Sibanye’s struggle to avoid a repeat of history
Greg Nicolson South Africa 16 Mar 2015 02:07 (South Africa) In the wake of the Marikana massacre, mining companies faced … More
Zimbabwe: What happens when minerals run out?
March 15, 2015 in Editorial, Opinion In the economic grand scheme of things, Zimbabweans seem to be forgetting the important … More
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