Dave Kienzler, Fulbright-Clinton Fellow based in Malawi’s Ministry of Mining, is working on oil exploration negotiation issues. In Kienzler’s latest blog post, the impacts of seismic surveying in Lake Malawi […]
Update 9 December 2013: Malawi’s national newspaper The Daily Times continues to investigate the arms deal, published with another cover story. In today’s paper, Minister of Defence, Ken Kandodo, explains that […]
Malawians and Tanzanians have been waiting for a decision to be made by the Africa Forum of Former African Heads of State and Government on the ongoing dispute between Tanzania and Malawi […]
Malawi and Tanzania have been at odds over their national borders and Lake Malawi (or Lake Nyasa as the world’s 9th largest lake is known in Tanzania). Malawi currently controls […]
Proud to announce I am a 2013-2014 #Fulbright – #Clinton Fellow soon to be working in #Malawi‘s Ministry of #Mines http://t.co/iFK54ao8jq — David Kienzler (@DaveKienzler) August 21, 2013 On 29 […]
Update 14 August 2013: The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) posted an analysis piece on their website that discusses the weaknesses of the SADC in mediating the dispute between […]
PICS: #Malawi Pres Banda and Pres Bill Clinton discuss the lake Malawi dispute. #Tanzania wants half of lake pic.twitter.com/0PwsKSpRkF — mabvuto banda (@bvutoB) August 1, 2013 The former British Prime […]
Malawi and Tanzania are still at odds over the ownership of Lake Malawi. This lake, known as Lake Nyasa in Tanzania, is sitting on potentially lucrative oil reserves. Last week, […]
The Malawian and Tanzanian governments are currently at loggerheads over Lake Malawi which is sitting on oil reserves. Coincidence or not, the development finance arm of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting […]
On Monday 27 May 2013, the annual African Economic Outlook 2013 was launched with the message that “Natural resources can fuel Africa’s economic transformation”. Social, economic and political developments of 53 of […]
