Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association
To provide support in undertaking an intensive research in order to fully understand who benefits from the industrial gold extraction in Zimbabwe http://www.zela.org
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Center for Natural Resource Governance
Women In Communities Affected By Extractive Industries
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National Indigenisation Economic Empowerment Board
SARW/NRG and the Democracy and Governance Cluster supports the National Indigenisation Economic Empowerment Board (NIEEB) in a project designed to build the capacity of community Share Ownership Trust (CSOTs) in Zimbabwe. http://www.nieeb.co.zw/
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Gov. Mangudya - Commendable Stance on Artisanal Miners
Governor, Dr. John Mangudya plans to engage artisanal miners on responsible gold mining and decriminalise gold possession, which will assist artisanal miners.
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$800 million gold smuggled every month
Zimbabwe is losing gold worth about $800 million every month through smuggling and underground dealings involving locals and international cartels.
The figure is stated in an unofficial document produced by a private citizen has been forwarded to Vice President Joice Mujuru, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa, several other ministries, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The nation is currently reeling under an acute cash crunch and a debt of $9.9 billion.
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Government to Establish Centralized Mining Revenue Account to Improve Transparency
Zimbabwe is on the verge of establishing a centralised mining revenue account, in a bid to monitor income from its minerals as well as improve accountability and transparency within the mining sector.
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National training workshop for the Parliament of Zimbabwe
Empowering parliaments in the region to independently undertake their oversight role more efficiently in the Resource Sector
SARW Date:
Thursday, March 6, 2014 - 07:00 to Friday, March 7, 2014 - 23:00
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Call for the Disclosure of salaries of top executives at ZMDC and MMCZ
In recent weeks, the media has been awash with shocking revelations of quasi-parastatals and council staff salaries. It has been reported that Premier Medical Aid Services (PSMAS) CEO, Cuthbert Dube, has been earning over US$230 000 a month. This came hot on the heels of equally scandalous reports that the now suspended Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) CEO Happison Muchechetere has been earning over US$40 000 a month. Currently, the media focus is on the astounding salaries of over US$30 000 being earned by the top staff at the Harare City Council.
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Minister rules out quick Ziscosteel fix
RESUMPTION of operations at Ziscosteel will take more time than anticipated although talks continue between the government and new investors
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