Green Light For Zimbabwe's Diamond Exports
The country has finally been cleared to export diamonds to international markets despite human rights and corruption concerns that have dogged the mining industry. read more »
Human Rights Group Demands Stop to Mining in Tanzania
The Legal and Human Rights Center has called on the government to halt uranium mining until proper legislation is in place, citing unknown effects as reason for caution. read more »
Massive Theft of Diamond Revenue in Zimbabwe - Report
A lobby group's report on Zimbabwe's diamond fields has alleged that Zimbabwe's diamond industry is being looted by government officials. It also says it is characterized by gross trade irregularities … read more »
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The country has finally been cleared to export diamonds to international markets despite human rights and corruption concerns that have dogged the mining industry. Read more »
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The Legal and Human Rights Center has called on the government to halt uranium mining until proper legislation is in place, citing unknown effects as reason for caution. Read more »
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Tullow Oil has discovered more oil in northern Kenya during its multi-well drilling campaign. Multiple finds have fueled the country’s hopes to become a petroleum producer and ... Read more »
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In response to growing complaints from members of the public, who have accused mining investors of harassment and murder, the government has vowed to take swift action. Read more »
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AllAfrica's publishing partners contribute a unique array of opinion and analysis on the fallout which may result from the takeover of the eastern Congolese city of Goma by rebels ... Read more »
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Several fish species in Lake Victoria will become extinct if measures are not taken to correct environmental damage of the lake, researchers say. Read more »
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A key mediator in the Lonmin labour unrest says that police and security officials are to blame for the Marikana tragedy, the Commission of Inquiry heard. Read more »
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The capture of Goma by the M23 rebel group presents difficulties for businesses as the rebels strengthen their financial resources, including the control of mineral trade, writes ... Read more »
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Poor education, lack of services, HIV/Aids, and abuse from employers still prevails in the North West town of Mazista, despite almost 100 years of existence, writes Greg Nicolson ... Read more »
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One million flamingos are expected to breed at Lake Natron, which has been at the center of a battle between enviromentalists and industrialists who would see the lake mined for ... Read more »














