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Jun 17 2019 · Mining is a big reason why Ghana has the world’s fastestgrowing rate of deforestation according to the World Resources Institute and often leads to the contamination of farmland and water

Nov 16 2020 · ZIMBABWE is pushing to transform its mining industry into a US12 billion sector by 2023 There is an interesting mix of minerals on which this target is being projected including chrome

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Oct 01 2020 · READ Mining Revival Takes Center Stage in South African Recovery Plan “We experienced electricity loadshedding in an economy” that was just starting to open from the virus lockdown Kganyago said

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Oct 01 2015 · In the Central African Republic CAR children as young as 11 have been found working in ‘backbreaking’ conditions in the diamond mines The export of diamonds from CAR was banned in

Central Africa region of Africa that straddles the Equator and is drained largely by the Congo River system It comprises according to common definitions the Republic of the Congo Brazzaville the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa Gabon is usually included along with the Central African Republic because of their common historical ties both of

The state of mature ecosystems must be taken into account before launching massive reforestation plans in subSaharan Africa according to geoecologist Julie Aleman a visiting researcher in the

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Though encouraged by multilateral aid agencies to increase its exports the Central African Republic has also been under pressure to protect its natural resources Both timber harvesting and diamond mining occur in locations that are also centres of high biodiversity Conflicts erupted in the 1990sbetween various state agencies multinational logging companies artisanal diamond miners international conservation organizations and Central African villagers seeking employment with logging