When Tanzania released its mining bill, transparency advocates worked around the clock to analyze it and engage MPs.
Gaps in knowledge often prevent civil society and MPs from managing the mining sector for the greatest public benefit.
Parliamentarians in Tanzania learned to collaborate with civil society to improve mining governance.
Lawmakers from Uganda, Sierra Leone and Tanzania face the serious responsibility of ensuring that resource wealth can translate into public benefit.
After four years of work with legislators on managing oil and minerals, RWI is pleased to announce our new toolkit to help strengthen parliaments.
After years of operating under a decades-old oil law, Uganda's government formally presented its petroleum governance bill.
RWI's Emmanuel Kuyole explains the importance of natural resource transparency at a Brussels meeting on EU-Africa partnership.
RWI congratulated the government of Guinea for creating a contract review plan that can help enhance the rule of law and accelerate economic development.
In a chapter in the newly-published Fuelling the World – Failing the Region?, Dauda Garuba discusses EITI in Africa's Gulf of Guinea.
RWI seeks a Parliamentary Capacity Development Program Officer to be based in London.
Keith Myers digs deep into the politics that have hindered the passage of Iraq's oil and gas law for more than four years.
A new paper contends that the "China Deal" reflects changes and continuity in the global economy.
Tensions were high at RWI's Beirut workshop as Iraqi lawmakers debated the role oil will play in their country's future.
Iraqi parliamentarians gathered in Beirut for a three-day workshop on lawmakers' roles and responsibilities in oil and gas oversight.
This September, amid heated debate, RWI and AFIEGO held two workshops on Uganda's new oil bill.
Nearly 70 legislators and civil society members gather for RWI's parliamentary forum in Ghana.
Revenue Watch welcomed its first francophone Africa "summer school" class in Yaounde, Cameroon, this September.
Revenue Watch cordially invites you to the release of Enforcing the Rules, a new study of monitoring in the mining industries, on 9 November.
In July, 45 African members of the media, government, trade unions and civil society came to RWI's third "summer school" in Ghana.
