Publications
 April 16th, 2013
Gold miners in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) no longer fear homicidal warlords and militias but they are still being ruthlessly exploited – by a plague of corrupt government of |
 October 04th, 2012
On 21st May 2012, the first regional conference for southern and East Africa on the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) was held in Cape Town. |
August 22nd, 2012
On 27 February 2012, SARW organised a workshop in Kinshasa on the American Law "Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act", widely known as the "Frank Dodd Law" , taken from the name of the |
February 02nd, 2012
Mozambique has attracted two of the world’s largest mining companies – Brazil’s Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (Vale) and the Anglo-Australian multinational Rio Tinto – to extract coal from the huge fi |
 July 04th, 2011
The director of (Southern African Resources Watch) SARW indicated that he is happy to be in Lesotho, especially because it is the first time that his organisation has had a chance to implement a pr |
July 04th, 2011
Southern Africa Resource watch and the Centre for Policy Studies organized a conference on the nationalization of mines which was attended by all political parties with the exception of the rulin |
 September 29th, 2010
Since the discovery of copper deposits in Zambia during the 1930s, copper has spelled both doom and boom for the country’s social, political and economic activities. |
 September 02nd, 2010
ncreased demands for resources around the world have attracted significant new investment in Africa’s extractive industries, covering mining, oil and gas, timber and fishing. |
 July 31st, 2009
Through out the history of copper mining in Zambia, the mining companies have been the major source of revenue to the government. |
 June 30th, 2009
It is projected that if the economy does not improve within the next two years, more than half a million mineworkers in the region will lose their jobs. |
 June 17th, 2009
The proponents of the KPCS argue that it has played a key role in ending wars in the region. |
 May 29th, 2009
The Forestry Department in Malawi, which is responsible for all forestry matters, was established in 1942. |
 March 11th, 2009
This report has been compiled by a group of African and international civil society organisations concerned about the lack of transparency in mining contracts, as well as the revenue that national |
 March 03rd, 2009
Deux provinces en République Démocratique du Congo sont réputées diamantifères au regard de l’exploitation qui les caractérise. |
February 09th, 2009
Le rapport sur l’exploitation du coltan en RDC montre les zones d’exploitation de ce minerai et son commerce, pratiquement dans une ambiance de conflits armés. |
 February 09th, 2009
L’exploitation pétrolière en République Démocratique du Congo n’est concentrée à ce jour qu’ à Moanda dans la Province du Bas-Congo, en attendant la mise en valeur des autres gisements en Ituri et |
 June 17th, 2008
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 June 17th, 2008
These guidelines provide a framework, which the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) government can use to ensure that the revision of contracts is fair, just and transparent. |
June 17th, 2008
Malawi is not known historically to be well endowed with mineral wealth. |
June 17th, 2008
In October 2006, the Zimbabwean press broke news of a diamond finding in the remote district of Marange, in the eastern province of Manicaland.1 This immediately precipitated a scramble for the pre |
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