Resource Nationalism in Southern Africa is a collaborative research project on the emergence of a new politics of resource governance in the 2000s and its impact on mining sector reforms and development outcomes in the region.

Using a comparative approach, our multidisciplinary team seeks to strengthen understanding of the dynamics of policy-making in the extractives industries in Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe by focusing on critical points of contestation involving ASM, mining fiscal regimes and productive linkages.

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Southern Africa Resource Watch @The_SARWatch·

10 Jun

#ICYMI Our latest report is a preliminary investigation of Zimbabwe’s illicit gold trade, covering activities of 3 years from 2017 to 2019. It sheds... light on the nature & extent of the illicit gold trade in #Zimbabwe during that period.
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