Mining and quarrying contributed 0.9% to Malawi’s Gross Domestic Product in 2014. Contributions are projected to remain below 1% for the next two years according to the Government’s Annual Economic Report […]
According to ActionAid report launched last month, Malawi lost USD 43 million in revenue over the last six years from Australian mining company Paladin through government tax incentives and international tax […]
The World Bank has released the Malawi economic monitor – managing fiscal pressures on economic and structural development issues in the country. The economic challenges Malawi faces in 2015 require the government to […]
Last week, the study Malawian Voices, Malawi’s Natural Resources was released. This records the findings of a listening exercise of Malawi’s extractive industries conducted by Daniel Gilbert, postgraduate student of the University of Dundee […]
On Friday 21 June 2013, the report Malawi’s mining opportunity: Increasing revenues, improving legislation was launched at the Capital Hotel, Lilongwe, among stakeholders representing civil society, traditional leadership, government, parliament, mining companies […]
Africa acted as “net creditor to the rest of the world” a new report has found that was released jointly last week (29 May 2013) by the African Development Bank […]
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 […]