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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Law of Mineral and Petroleum Extraction and Use"”.
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The outlook on the extractives upstream investment in South Africa: the environmental governance issue
… This is partly due to the depleting reserves and the country's policy perception, which ranks South Africa as a high-risk upstream investment destination. This study focused on the country's policy perception zooming in on the environmental governance of the extractives sector. Environmental …
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To amend, repeal or enact: Analysing the legislation that regulate anti-illicit financial flows in Namibia's Natural Resources Sector
This dissertation is premised on the understanding that the legislation meant to curtail illicit financial flows (IFFs) in Namibia is poorly drafted and does not adequately curtail IFFs in the country's natural resource sector resulting in low levels of domestic resource mobilization. IFFs refer to …
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Illicit Financial Flows in Zambia's Integrated Economy: Analysing the effects of illegal taxation practices in the extractives industry on value addition
Mining is an important sector of Zambia's economy. Using the Constitution, legislative measures, and other policy pronouncements, efforts are being made by the Zambian government to maximise opportunities for diversification and value addition from mining to other sectors of the economy. …
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South Africa's Stolen Gold: a legal analysis of the impact of illegal mining on South Africas national security
The proliferation of illegal mining activities in South Africa costs the country's economy an estimated R10 billion a year. Illegal mining activities further jeopardise the future of South Africa's economic development perspective, which is outlined in the National Development Plan (NDP) and …