The piece “Malawi conducts scrutiny on mines bill” featured below was initially published in Malawi’s Mining Review Issue Number 25, May 2015. The full edition is available for download here. To learn more […]
Update 7 January 2015: Paladin announced today that following a storm on 5 January there has been some “minor storm damage” at the mine: A 20-minute, high-intensity storm resulted in some 25mm […]
Under the theme of “Unlocking Artisanal and Small Scale Mining Opportunities for Socio-Economic Development in Malawi”, artisanal and small scale miners gathered in Lilongwe with traditional leaders, civil servants, parliamentarians and […]
How much Malawi benefits and should benefit from mining was the topic of discussion yesterday at Cresta Crossroads Hotel, Lilongwe. From 6pm, people gathered to take part in a round table on […]
This week, Paramount Chief Kyungu for Karonga District, northern Malawi, criticised the Government of Malawi for awarding licences to mining companies without consulting communities, “the owners of the land”. Kyungu […]
Paladin Energy’s subsidiary Paladin Africa has recorded a 20 percent increase in production compared to last year at the mining company’s Kayelekera Uranium Project in northern Malawi. According to Paladin’s […]
The Mining Development Agreement between Paladin, the operator of Malawi’s largest mining project, and the Government of Malawi is bound by a non-disclosure agreement. However, in January, the Minister of Mining John Bande announced, […]