Expert Researcher

Tyanai Masiya

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Tyanai is the regional coordinator of the Center for Research and Development. Currently a doctoral candidate at the Africa Centre for Citizenship and Democracy, Tyanai’s research interests include politics and governance, political economy of natural resources and citizen participation. His publications include, Zimbabwe’s Marange Diamonds:  Time to Redefine the KP’s ‘ Conflict’ Diamonds; The Center for Research and Development: Profiling the role of civil society in promoting revenue transparency in Zimbabwe’s diamond industry; Participatory Approaches to Urban Development in Zimbabwe and the The Indigenisation Programme in Zimbabwe, Problems and Prospects.
 
Publications: 2
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1 July 2016

An Analysis of Zimbabwe’s Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill

The Mines and Minerals Bill (MMAB, 2015) in Zimbabwe was introduced to amend and strengthen the 1963 Mines and Minerals Act. The 1963 Act lacked provisions that would prevent mineral revenue leakages, opaque mining licensing, poor flows of taxes and ro …

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1 February 2012

Zimbabwe’s Marange Diamonds and the Need for Reform of the Kimberley Process

“In November 2011 the Kimberley Process (KP) approved the sale of diamonds from Zimbabwe’s Marange region. The decision follows two years of contention and debate regarding human rights abuses perpetrated in the mining area and the question of whether …

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