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Population a Key Part of Environmental Management in Lake Victoria and Lake Chilwa Basins

17 Feb 2014- 10:01 by OOSKAnews Correspondent WASHINGTON, DC, United States Managing population growth is key to environmental conservation and water management in Africa's Lake Victoria and Lake Chilwa basins, participants heard at a recent event at Washington, DC-based think tank the Wilson
Malawi Issues 172 Mining Licenses, Raising Environmental Concerns

The Malawi government has issued 172 mining licenses in the past four years as part of its effort to boost the country’s agriculture-dependent economy.
Malawi President Threatens to Take Border Dispute to International Court of Justice

Malawian President Joyce Banda this week expressed doubt about the ongoing mediation process in her country’s border dispute with Tanzania over Lake Malawi, saying the issue could be brought to the International Court of Justice at The Hague, where it can competently be handled by experts.
Banda Pledges Malawi Will Not Share Contested Lake; US Remaining Neutral

Malawian President Joyce Banda reiterated this week that Malawi would not agree to share ownership of any part of Lake Malawi with any “other country,” referring to neighboring Tanzania.
With Better Water Infrastructure, Afghanistan Can Develop $1 Trillion USD of Natural Resources

15 May 2012- 10:04 by OOSKAnews Correspondent united states, FL, TAMPA Afghanistan has over $1 trillion USD worth of gold, copper, rare earth metals, petroleum and natural gas, but factors like lack of water needed for mining operations will make it difficult for th country to access these

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Population a Key Part of Environmental Management in Lake Victoria and Lake Chilwa Basins

Malawi Issues 172 Mining Licenses, Raising Environmental Concerns

Malawi President Threatens to Take Border Dispute to International Court of Justice

Banda Pledges Malawi Will Not Share Contested Lake; US Remaining Neutral

With Better Water Infrastructure, Afghanistan Can Develop $1 Trillion USD of Natural Resources