Zimbabwe demands $28m from Zimplats

Zimplats has been ordered to pay the Zimbabwean government $28-million in outstanding royalties as it did not revise its contributions since 2009.
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State to enter Sishen iron-ore fray

Government is planning an intervention in the Kumba-ArcelorMittal iron-ore supply standoff -- seen as a crucial proxy battle.
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Mining upstart will fight setback

The politically linked Imperial Crown Trading 289 has a long legal battle ahead of it.
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It's time to change mining in Africa, says AU officer

African states have been told they need to change they way mining regimes have been set up in order for it to contribute to development.
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Transparency a cure for the 'resources curse'

The move to make mining companies disclose government payments could benefit Africans says Sipho Moyo.
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The SADC's mining curse

Ineffective monitoring of mining operations and environmental factors have rendered mining a curse for the South African Development Community.
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