Sixty civil society representatives have gathered today in Nairobi, Kenya, for the first Africa Mining Vision (AMV) Civil Society Forum. The Africa Mining Vision adopted by African Heads of State and […]
Today the Malawi Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Multi-Stakeholder Group started work on a road map for beneficial ownership disclosure in Malawi’s extractive sector (mineral, oil and gas and forestry). […]
Consultancy: Lead Researcher for Child Rights & Safety in Extractive Industries in Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda (Citizens for Justice) Background Oak Foundation is supporting a research on child […]
In April 2013, Mining in Malawi blogged that Tilitonse, a grant-making facility for Malawian-based CSOs jointly funded by the UK Department for International Development, Royal Norwegian Embassy and Irish Aid, launched a Thematic Call […]
Last week, Malawi received the news that its application to join the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) had been successful. Malawi is now an EITI Candidate Country and has 18 […]
Today’s The Nation on Sunday carried for the first time the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development’s Press Release on MWEITI – Malawi Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. The Ministry will […]
The piece “Malawi learns from Marikana tragedy” featured below was initially published in Malawi’s Mining Review Issue Number 26 2015 that is circulating this June 2015. The full edition is available for download here. This […]