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Tanzania: Yes, It's Daylight Robbery in the Extractive Industry
Citizen, 29 June 2017
Historically Africa has always been a silent victim. First it was the slave trade followed by plundering of natural resources, leaving our populations in abject poverty. Read more »
Daylight Robbery in Africa's Mining Industry
The continent's greedy and unpatriotic leaders who sign mining contracts that hugely favour foreign investors are the reason why Africa minerals are stolen right under our very own eyes without shame, writes Zulfiqarali Premji for The Citizen.
InFocus
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According to the Daily News, the dispute with Acacia Mining over various corrupt deals has given Tanzania the chance to renegotiate the mining deals that have been denying the ... Read more »
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The mining firm's chief executive officer, Brad Gordon, has said the negotiations to resolve an impasse with the government have been successful and will keep its three mines in ... Read more »
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The Ugandan president has blocked a copper mining project and ordered investigations into the allegations following information that a former minister pocketed a U.S.$1 million ... Read more »
