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  • Families are increasingly resorting to trying to make a small income from the gold fields. Artisanal Gold-mining is labour intensive, using only very basic tools. The daily haul may just buy a dish of millet. Photo: Andy Hall/Oxfam

    From aspiration to reality: unpacking the Africa Mining Vision

    9 March 2017

    This paper shows that the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) has specific weaknesses that should be addressed through its national implementation, in order to enhance the benefits for African citizens.

  • Areva in Niger: who is benefiting from the uranium?

    19 December 2013

    In a briefing note on mining agreements between AREVA and Niger, Oxfam and ROTAB, both members of the "Publish What You Pay" coalition, denounced the secrecy and pressure surrounding the negotiations.

  • Moves to tackle Africa’s ‘resource curse’ reach turning point

    23 October 2013
    Sweeping measures to improve transparency and governance are urgently needed to end a scandal that has seen Africa lose an average of $1 billion every week for the past 30 years in illicit financial flows.
  • Will the G8 back open books on oil, gas, mining payments?

    26 May 2011

    Today at the G8 Summit, President of the European Commission, Manuel Barroso, said that one of the reasons he came to the G8 Summit was to get backing for the obligations of oil, gas and mi

  • Global Summit agrees to open the books on oil, mining revenues

    4 March 2011
    Oxfam welcomed commitments by France, Germany and the UK to make it mandatory for oil, gas and mining companies to publish data regarding their payments in resource-rich countries.

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