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Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013) (Courtesy of the Mail and Guardian, South Africa)

In Memory of Nelson Mandela (1918-2013): Mandela’s 1994 call for the mining industry to benefit all South Africans

6 December 2013by Mining in Malawi 1 Comment

Yesterday, 5 December 2013, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, South African anti-apartheid activist and first black president of the nation, died at the age of 95. His courage, grace and forgiveness changed South […]

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Great Rift Valley Mining Summit

Malawi at the Great Rift Valley Mining Summit, Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania, 17-18 April 2013

23 April 2013by Mining in Malawi 1 Comment

Despite the ongoing dispute between Malawi and Tanzania over the lake that sits on oil deposits (Lake Malawi or Nyasa depending on which side of the border you come from), Malawi’s […]

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Malawian Government
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On the Dismissed University Bill and Enhancing Skills in Malawi’s Mining Sector

22 February 2013by Mining in Malawi 2 Comments

Last week, Malawi’s parliamentarians in the Legal Affairs Committee sent back to the drawing board the proposed controversial University of Malawi Bill (2012), which would have replaced the current University […]

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Labour, Malawian Government
SADC Secretariat

Former Presidents from Botswana, Mozambique and South Africa to Mediate Lake Dispute

20 February 2013by Mining in Malawi 10 Comments

Both Malawi and Tanzania’s governments have submitted their positions on the disputed boundaries of Lake Malawi (or Lake Nyasa as it is known in Tanzania). This week, the Government of […]

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Lake Malawi Dispute
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Minister Talks about Prospects for Mining Companies in Malawi at Mining Indaba [Video]

10 February 2013by Mining in Malawi Leave a comment

On Wednesday last week, John Bande, Malawi’s Minister of Mining gave a presentation to an audience attending the world’s largest mining investment conference, Investing in African Mining Indaba, that took place in Cape Town, South Africa. […]

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Malawian Government, Vale SA
Courtesy of S. Bopp

Retrenched Workers Storm Malawi’s Largest Mine Over Inadequate Compensation

8 February 2013by Mining in Malawi Leave a comment

Kayelekera Uranium Project, Malawi’s largest mine operated by the Australian company Paladin Africa Limited, retrenched 110 national employees last month. Yesterday, a group of the ex-miners stormed the mine, according to Nyasa […]

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Energy, Paladin Kayelekera
Rafiq Hajat

Malawian Civil Society Activist Comments On Attractiveness of Mining Sector

30 January 2013by Mining in Malawi 2 Comments

The Malawi Voice reported today that Rafiq Hajat, the Executive Director of the Institute of Policy Interaction, said Malawi may well be an attractive destination for foreign companies in the extractive industries […]

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Malawian Government, Mkango Resources
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Mining in the Mix: Angola and Malawi Meet During AU Summit to Strengthen Economic Ties

29 January 2013by Mining in Malawi Leave a comment

Malawi’s president, Joyce Banda, and Angola’s vice president, Manuel Vincente, met on Monday (28 January 2013) to strengthen economic ties between the two countries, especially in the mining sector, according […]

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Malawian Government, Mining Across Africa
Mining Indaba

Africa’s Largest Mining Event: Investing in African Mining Indaba, Cape Town, South Africa, 4-7 Feb 2013

25 January 2013by Mining in Malawi 4 Comments

The world’s largest mining investment conference, Investing in African Mining Indaba, organised by Mining Indaba LLC, is taking place next month in Cape Town, South Africa (4-7 February 2013). It is an annual professional […]

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Events, Globe Metals & Mining Kanyika, Malawian Government, Paladin Kayelekera
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Leave The Minerals In The Ground If The Mining Sector Is Not Better Linked To The Broader Economy

11 January 2013by Mining in Malawi 5 Comments

At present, it is not clear where the Government of Malawi is investing the rents it receives from the extractive industries; revenue should be going to public investment projects to […]

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  • Malawi urged to offer ‘attractive deals’ to woo mining investors – Creamer Media’s Mining Weekly 21 November 2013
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  • Hwange Signs US$260 Million Contract – AllAfrica.com 9 December 2013
  • Malawi Govt Takes Airborne Geophysical Survey Civic Education to Mulanje – AllAfrica.com 13 November 2013
  • Paladin records $40m loss – Sydney Morning Herald 14 November 2013
  • Intra Energy Corporation raising funds to acquire mining equipment for African … – Proactive Investors Australia 28 November 2013
  • Paladin Energy posts $40 million loss in September quarter – Australian Mining 18 November 2013

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  • Malawi to put armed patrol vessels on Lake Malawi, "We are already invaded as we speak" – President Joyce Banda
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  • The Case of Paladin’s Kayelekera Uranium Mine: Report released on the Revenue Costs and Benefits to Malawi
  • Two additional companies awarded with exploration rights by Malawi amid unresolved lake dispute
  • Oil extraction and military force: concerns of Malawi’s lake shore communities as dispute remains unresolved

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