Mining Law and Governance in Africa

PART I: INTRODUCTORY CONTEXT ON THE AFRICAN MINING SECTOR
CHAPTER 1: MODERNISATION OF THE MINING LAWS AND KEY ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION IN AFRICA BY VICTORIA R NALULE
CHAPTER 2: THE ENERGY TRANSITION, CRITICAL MINERALS AND INDUSTRIALISATION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: NEEDS, OPPORTUNITIES AND STRATEGIES BY THEOPHILUS ACHEAMPONG, BRIDGET OKYEREBEA MENYEH
CHAPTER 3: AFRICA’S MINING CODES: BALANCING THE INTERESTS BY PETER NUHU, ISHMAEL ACKAH, DRAMANI BUKARI
PART II: CASE STUDIES EXPLORED IN AFRICAN MINING
CHAPTER 4: ADDRESSING THE PERSISTENT ISSUES IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINING: THE IMPACT OF KENYA’S MINING LAWS ON ASM FORMALISATION BY CYNTHIA ANDIABUTSWA OPAKAS
CHAPTER 5: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION OF ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINING (ASM) IN AFRICA BY ANTOINE FLORIBERT MULABA-BAFUBIANDI, MICHAEL UCHE UKPONU, AUSTIN UKPATA ODO, NIRDESH SINGH AND BEEJO BLESSING CHAUKE
CHAPTER 6: ARTISANAL AND ILLEGAL MINING IN NIGERIA’S UNGOVERNED SPACES: NEW FRONTIERS OF SOCIAL RISKS BY DAVID YIBAKUO AMAKIRI AND SOLOMON UGOCHUKWU EZIKE
CHAPTER 7: ADMINISTRATION OF FISCAL REGIMES AND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT – A CASE FOR STABILITY IN ZAMBIA’S ROYALTY FOR GOLD MINING BY KANGWA-MUSOLE GEORGE CHISANGA, MWABA CHILEYA MULENGA AND CHILESHE MWABA
CHAPTER 8: REGIONAL COOPERATION AND MINING GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE AFRICA MINING VISION 2009 BY SOLOMON NOBULOR AND EDDY L WIFA
PART III: UNPACKING THE PRACTICAL ISSUES IN THE MINING SECTOR & CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER 9: THE POTENTIAL OF DIGITALISATION IN ENHANCING REGULATION AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ARTISANAL AND SMALL MINING (ASM) SECTOR IN ZAMBIA, NIGERIA, AND GHANA BY SELINA KUDZAI ZHUWARARA
CHAPTER 10: CHINESE INVESTMENTS IN THE AFRICAN MINING SECTOR: AN ANALYSIS OF THE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISMS BY DR ABUBAKAR I. UMAR & DR MUHAMMAD BELLO
CHAPTER 11: CLIMATE CHANGE REPORTING AMONG MINING FIRMS IN AFRICA: PRACTICE, THEORY AND POLICY BY KING CARL TORNAM DUHO
CHAPTER 12: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DEEPSEA MINING: AN AFRICAN ENVIRO-LEGAL PERSPECTIVE BY LEEZOLA ZONGWE AND OBVIOUS TERRENCE MUTAMBARA
CHAPTER 13: BLUE ECONOMY’S DEEP SEABED MINING: THE FUTURE OF ENERGY? BY PABLO FERRARA
EPILOGUE: CHAPTER 14: JUSTICE IN MANAGING THE NEXUS BETWEEN MINING, ENERGY TRANSITIONS AND CLIMATE CHANGE
BY VICTORIA R NALULE

Victoria R. Nalule is a lawyer and an energy and mining expert, with extensive experience working on various projects in different parts of the world. She is a holder of a PhD in International Energy Law and Policy (Dundee, UK). She is an author of five books. Victoria is the founder of a charity NGO, the African Energy and Minerals Management Initiative. She is the CEO and lead consultant at Nalule Energy and Minerals Consultancy (NEM Energy). She is also a lecturer in Energy and Natural Resources Law at the University of Bradford, UK. Victoria is enthusiastic about energy arbitration and dispute resolution. As such, she is an Energy Arbitrator at the Energy Disputes Arbitration Center (EDAC), Turkey. She is a committee member at the International Law Association (ILA) and at Access for Women in Energy.