Southern Africa
Resource Watch

Our Mission
SARWatch works for participatory, transparent and accountable utilisation of extractive resources in a manner that optimises transformative social and economic benefits and inter-generational equity, with sensitivity to environmental, gender and human rights impacts

Our Vision
Improved human conditions through good governance of the region’s resources.

News

SARWatch and its Civil Society Partners Popularise the New Mining Code of the Democratic Republic of Congo

This new mining code continues to raise negative reactions from major mining companies regarding various concerns submitted to the head of state. On 9 March 2018, the former president of[…]

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SARWatch Participates in Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Global Assembly

“A real reflection of people’s movement, dedicated to changing the course of history.” – Ngoy Mango Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARWatch) participated in the 2019 Publish What You Pay (PWYP)[…]

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PRESS: SARW Urges the Zambian Government not to Sell its 20% Shareholding in its Joint Venture with First Quantum Mine

This would be a mistake and a departure from what is happening elsewhere on the continent. SARW is very concerned at the news that the Zambian government is considering selling[…]

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DRC Mining Code: Vulgarisation launching workshop.
Date: 13 May 2019. Venue: salle Père Boka, CEPAS. Time: 09h00

SARWatch and its Civil Society Partners Popularise the New #Mining Code of the #DRC https://t.co/diup7lTshM

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