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Livelihood strategies and diversification amongst the poor: Evidence from South African surveys May 2020 The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa 16(1)
Livelihood strategies and diversification amongst the poor: Evidence from South African surveys May 2020 The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa 16(1)
Twenty per cent of the country's gold mines and 75% of chromite mines were classifi ed as small, based on tonnage of ore. These categories of mines produced between 0 and 50 thousand tonnes of ore per year. Other commentators have estimated the small-scale gold sector to account for 20% of gold production in Zimbabwe [1].
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deployment of livelihood s mechanisms long before the concept wa s formalised. T he approach also draws a great deal from ec ological literat ure that focuses on the susta inability of ec osystems ...
Explain why political patronage was a key issue for political parties in the late nineteenth century; ... and, the following November after Garfield had died, he stood trial for murder. His poor mental health, which had been evident for some time, led to eccentric courtroom behavior that the newspapers eagerly reported and the public loved ...
These alternative livelihood strategies should therefore be considered as a normal part of urban life and supported with state resources that can improve access to food for the …
Native Americans were often forced off their ancestral territories, leading to the loss of their lands, culture, and livelihoods. The impacts of the gold rush are still evident in California today. The state's rich history, urban landscapes, and ongoing environmental conservation efforts serve as constant reminders of the transformative era ...
Empowering Botswana's rural communities through the Sustainable Livelihood approach: Opportunities and constraints
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Figure 6: Trend of Zimbabwe's percentage s hare in world gold production, 1964–2014 30 Figure 7 shows that Zimbabwe' s ranking among world gold pr oducers has on average worsened since 1970 ...
Gold mining presents a unique opportunity for the world's poor, generating 3‐5 times the income of other livelihoods, and international policy must be pragmatic about this reality. Discover the ...
Although the gold rush brought many settlers to the west it stimulated economic and political problems in the nations and also caused N.A to lose their land to miners. The idea of the …
TRANSFORMATION 65 (2007) ISSN 0258-7696 36 Article When livelihoods take a battering… Mapping the 'New Gold Rush' in Zimbabwe's Angwa-Pote Basin Amin Y Kamete [email protected] ...
The results of the study revealed that small-scale gold mining has transformed the socio-economic situation of Wozoli community in Silobela (Kwekwe). The sector has promoted …
9. A number of reasons help to explain agriculture's particular importance to growth and development: Agricultural growth has increased (in the short to medium term) the incomes that poor people receive from their agricultural production and processing enterprises, and/or has raised the wages that poor people receive from agricultural employment. A recent survey in …
Gold rush The impact of gold mining on poor people in Obuasi in Ghana Farmer Ernie Poku fr om Binsere said the impact of the abandoned pit on his livelihood was profound.
Arhin et al. (2022) are an exception as they focus on displacements and livelihood resilience in Ghana's mining sector. Drawing on the experiences of the Chiadzwa people in eastern Zimbabwe, this article examines mining-induced displacement and livelihood resilience among displaced families domiciled on the ARDA Transau farm.
Zimbabwe's post-2000 period has been characterised by a dramatic increase in artisanal small-scale mining (ASM), particularly gold mining. Economic decline and rising unemployment meant that ASM ...
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We argue that inequality and unequal benefits, have created perfect conditions for exploitation, dependence and political patronage, where access to gold benefits are mediated …
Another way of increasing one ' s chances is to arrive early at a new gold rush site, before the mine is exhausted. This is why miners are highly mobile as this increases their chances of getting
2. Background on the artisanal mining/farming nexus, research context, and methods. The upsurge of ASGM across sub-Saharan Africa involving a wide variety of 'labour intensive activities without mechanisation' (Weng et al., Citation 2015) has led to wide-ranging debates about the ways in which poverty-driven gold mining fits – or remains invisible – within …
In 2019, killings by machete-wielding gangs at Zimbabwe's gold mines jogged the government into preventive action. But police sweeps alone cannot make the sector safe. Harare should …
small-scale gold mining are usually members of poor rural s in developing countries (Heemskerk and Oliviera, 2003). Murwendo et al., (2011) noted that small-scale gold mining is viewed as a ‗golden' opportunity for the poor, ... Scoones, (2014) in his article titled ―Zimbabwe's gold rush: Livelihoods for the poor or a patronage ...
The purpose of this article was to examine the implementation of rural women's livelihoods towards economic empowerment of women in Chivi District of Zimbabwe.
livelihood strategy among poor familie s due to uncertainty and anxiety which characterise the Z imbabwean economic landscape. The study investigated the role of small-scale gold mining in promoti ...
This paper offers a dissection of a gold-mining rush, the common ASM occurrence and workplace in order to comprehend how the various actors in mining rush sites perceive …
First, patronage chains today often have a global reach, through trade, bilateral donor governments and international NGOs. Second, the resources that fuel political clientage today are less monopolistic and less adequate to the task of purchasing peasant political loyalty. Thus the bonds of patronage are less tight than they were historically.
Scoones, (2014) in his article titled ―Zimbabwe's gold rush: Livelihoods for the poor or a patronage economy or both?‖ notes that artisanal mining has changed local people's …
They are mostly men under 35, and so represent a particular, often disenfranchised, demographic. Many were too young to benefit from the land reform in 2000, …
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