Mining massacre report given to Zuma

South Africa's government seeks a judicial review into a report saying President Zuma should repay some of the $23m (£14m) used to upgrade his home.

An inquiry by the South African government clears President Jacob Zuma of abusing state money to upgrade his private residence.

Tanzanian Mining companies migrating to the Mining Act 2010 and a Lusaka revolution

Judge Mark Bomani (Bomani Commission)

This weekend Tanzanians were informed (viaThe East African- Tanzania seals new tax deal with mining firms) of the decision reached by ministry of energy and minerals and one of the giant mining company in the country, Geita Gold Mine, that new royalty rates will be applicable. The agreement includes scrapping of the 15% provision on the unredeemed capital expenditure...

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How will mining affect tourism? Tanzania gives go ahead to uranium mining in ...
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TANZANIA (eTN) - The Tanzanian government has agreed to allow uranium mining inside the famous Selous Game Reserve after the United Nations World Heritage Committee approved an application by the Tanzanian government to alter the boundaries of ...
Tanzania, UNDP Sign Agreement to Fight PoachingAllAfrica.com

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The annual Investing in African Mining Indaba is the world’s preferred brand and destination in African mining

The 2015 Investing in African Mining Indaba (http://www.miningindaba.com/?utm_source=APO&utm_medium=pressrelease2&utm_campaign=MI15)  taking place on 9 – 12 February 2015 in Cape Town South Africa will feature an array of globally recognised economic visionaries, mining thought leaders and some of Africa’s largest deal-makers for the approximately 7000 delegates set to arrive from...

Militants kill at least 20 people, said to be mostly women and children, in the second massacre in two days near the DR Congo town of Beni.

Suspected Boko Haram militants kill at least 39 villagers in north-eastern Nigeria, hours after an even deadlier twin bombing in nearby Maiduguri.

Hundreds of people attend a candle-lit vigil in Kenya to remember the victims of last week's attack on a university by militant Islamists.

Human Rights Watch says its year-long investigation into the deaths of hundreds of protesters in Cairo in 2013 found evidence of systematic killings.