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CSOs call for extractive industry transparency law
mwnation · malawi · sub saharan africa
The Natural Resources Justice Network (NRJN) has called for the enactment of the Malawi Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (Mweiti) Bill to promote accountable governance of the country’s mineral, forestry, oil and gas resources. The network, which comprises 45 civil society organisations (CSOs), made the call as Malawi undergoes its third independent Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative … The post CSOs call for extractive industry transparency law appeared first on Nation Online .
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