A local natura resource government advocacy group has called on the government to address the persistent human rights abuses and grinding poverty in the Marange region. Marange, known for its diamond fields, was once anticipated to become a catalyst for economic transformation in the surrounding villages
A local research and natural resource advocacy organisation, Centre for Natural Resources Governance (CNRG) has implored stakeholders to channel more support to women affected by the extractive industries. In a message to mark the International Women’s Day (IWD) which was commemorated yesterday under the theme #DigitAll:
The Zimbabwe Natural Resource Forum (ZNRF) and the Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) have called on the Parliament of Zimbabwe to exercise its oversight role, on regulating the management of the environment by ensuring that artisanal mining activities are stopped on Mutare River. In September,
Debt management advocacy group, the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has decried the continued lack of transparency in public resource governance, blaming it for poor service delivery across the country. In its situational report for July, ZIMCODD said the failure to provide sufficient services
Policy makers are fully aware of the key actors in illicit gold trading but remain short of tightening screws to mitigate the scourge, an independent group lobbying for the promotion of human rights and environmental protection, the Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARW) has noted. In a
Zimbabwe is endowed with abundant natural resources that include rich mineral deposits, wildlife, arable lands, forests, and surface and groundwater. By ZIMCODD It is generally believed the nation has about 30 percent of the world’s diamond reserves and is the second largest platinum producer in the world
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