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Mining, land rights and the environment

Political economies of conflict, displacement and resource capture in Southern Africa

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Dr Rick de Satge

20 October 2022

English

Mining Towns Librarian, Rick de Satge

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Municipal Capability & Partnership Programme, Phuhlisani NPC

Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mozambique, Malawi, Democratic Republic of the Congo

This is a review of initiatives and reports which examine the impacts of mining in four countries in Southern and Central Africa. The writer profiles the recent research, which has tried to quantify the value of northern extractivism, before reviewing recent reports examining the impacts of mining coltan, rubies, coal and gold in four countries in Southern and Central Africa. The reports reveal how informal mining is on the rise across the African subcontinent, while also highlighting the extensive environmental damage associated with mining at all scales. 

 

This resource is part of the Mining Towns Collection kindly sponsored by the Municipal Capability and Partnership Programme

 

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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Energy

Environmental management

Governance

Land

Livelihoods

Malawi

Mining

Mining Towns

Mining Towns Collection

Mining rights

Mozambique

Policy

Right of access

Rights

South Africa

Zimbabwe

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