HakiMadini: The Ngurdoto Faith-Based Organisations And CSO Declaration 20th October 2011 on Mining in Tanzania: http://t.co/EqTba1Zk - HakiMadini: \"We Made This Law Together\" Civil society\'s interaction with the Tanzanian parliament in forming the 2010 Mining Act: http://t.co/OS5k1CER - HakiMadini: Mining companies might actually start paying the royalties stated in the 2010 Mining Act: http://t.co/wKugSVlM - HakiMadini: RT @allTanzania: #Ngeleja \"reached an agreement\" with miners to pay more royalties. Why is #tanzania 2010 Mining LAW negotiable for fore ... - HakiMadini: RT @HakiElimu: Vijana wanapokataa tamaa :... http://t.co/ggVOPGIX - HakiMadini: Tanzania can only meet 24% of its housing demand annually: http://t.co/bVeuuNQN - HakiMadini: RT @Semkae: Uganda\'s parliament voted to suspend new deals in oil sector amid claims ministers took multi-million dollar bribes. http:// ... - HakiMadini: RT @MiningWatch: Tanzania - Activists raise alarm over uranium mining http://t.co/6BAt9r15 - HakiMadini: RT @washingtonpost: India announces $35 tablet computer http://t.co/PyNa7nVR - HakiMadini: Barrick Gold resorts to building wall to keep out the community in north Mara: http://t.co/wUuEHYE4 - HakiMadini: In depth article on Barrick Gold in North Mara, Tanzania, profits soar while deaths continue adding up: http://t.co/Fyh1YSwq

Welcome to HakiMadini Official Website

HakiMadini is a Tanzanian is a non-profit-making organization strategically linking grassroots minerals sector realities with national, regional and international policy processes.

HakiMadini is retrospectively the social justice activism wing of the small scale mining sector and communities living around and within Tanzania’s mineral adorned areas.

We are the “big voice of the small-scale miner” in the minerals sector!

Haki (in Kiswahili) literally means Rights and Madini means Minerals.

We advocate for economic and social rights within an accountable and transparent extractive industry for the benefit of the larger community.

HakiMadini interogates the impact of the minerals sector activities on livelihoods, environment and societies.

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A Golden Example of Globalization - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 1.16 Clicks per day
Does Aid Work? Reflections on a natural resource industry in Tanzania - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 0.58 Clicks per day
The 2010 Tanzanian Mining Act - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 0.63 Clicks per day
National Mining Symposium Programme 2011 - Category: General - 0.7 Clicks per day
Tarnished Gold Mining and the Unmet Promises of Development - Category: Wider Development Context - 0.57 Clicks per day

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(1182) Bomani Report - English - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 1.93 Clicks per day
(724) Tanzanian Human Rights Report 2009 - Category: Wider Development Context - 1.06 Clicks per day
(667) World Bank 1992 African Mining Strategy Executive Summary - Category: Wider Development Context - 0.98 Clicks per day
(509) The Extractive Resource Industry in Tanzania - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 0.83 Clicks per day
(434) A Golden Opportunity (Curtis and Lissu) - Category: Tanzanian Mining Industry - 0.71 Clicks per day