Botswana: Africa's most transparent state

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
Schwartz M.
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Mar 1, 2015

Abstract

Respect for mining in Botswana is long-standing. This article looks at Africa's most transparent mining regime and some of its ambitious plans. Botswana's mining industry value is forecast to average 5.2% growth from 2014-2018 with solid growth for the diamond sector and acceleration of coal production. Respect for the country's mining regime is maintained in the Fraser Institute 2014 annual survey where Botswana occupies the 26th position of 122 administrations. Botswana's transparency is illustrated by Mupane gold mine near Francistown, Ghaghoo diamond mine in the Gope area and the Morupule coal mine
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APA: Schwartz M.  (2015)  Botswana: Africa's most transparent state

MLA: Schwartz M. Botswana: Africa's most transparent state. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 2015.

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