While the global transparency movement for the extractive industries has made important gains on the questions of how much companies pay and governments receive for the exploitation of natural resources (payment transparency) and who ultimately benefits from or controls extractive industry activities (beneficial ownership disclosure),
MUTARE- Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association has called on government to speed up the process of amending public finance management policies to enhance transparency in the natural resources sector. Speaking during a ZELA training workshop in Mutare recently, Mukasiri Sibanda who is the organisation's Economic Governance Officer
MUTARE- At least 26 families from Tinoengana village, in Chiadzwa face forced eviction from the diamonds fields, five months after Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) started mining in their backyards. The families were made aware of their plight on Tuesday when a high-powered delegation including security
We no longer speculate or spread rumors,” says, Malvern Mudiwa, in reference to a reporting toolkit enabling community monitors to provide authentic information on service delivery issues. Mudiwa, chair of Marange Development Trust, a trust representing interests of families relocated from Chiadzwa diamond fields, says adoption
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