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Maxwell Gomera

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Beyond the Big Hole

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By Maxwell Gomera, Arab States
| United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Kimberley’s most famous landmark is not only a monument to what was found. It is a warning about what was left. Between 1871 and 1914, miners removed 22.5 million tonnes of earth from what became the Big Hole and recovered 2,722 kilograms of diamonds. Extraordinary value travelled out of this landscape. A vast hole remained.
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What if we got Zimbabwe wrong ?

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By Maxwell Gomera
| The New Times Verified
A view of Zimbabwe's capital city Harare.
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The world wants Africa’s minerals. What comes next?

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By Maxwell Gomera, Jide Okeke, Undp Rsca
| United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
In that reality lies a profound source of leverage. The defining question is whether, and how, Africa can translate this strategic importance into broad-based prosperity, industrial capacity, infrastructure, inclusive growth and long-term economic transformation. That possibility is not automatic. It demands difficult choices, coordinated action and the often-complex work of negotiation, governance and institution-building. The urgency of the moment is unmistakable. The opportunity is equally so.
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