From 1 October 2025, Botswana’s Mines & Minerals Act mandates that all new mining concessions must offer 24% ownership to local investors if the government doesn’t claim a 15% share. The rule aims to deepen local participation, grow value-adding industries, and protect environments.
(c) Nina Storz
(c) Nina Storz

Botswana magbibigay-24 % pag-aari sa lokal sa bagong mina simula Oktubre

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Simula Oktubre 1, 2025, kailangan ang mga bagong mining concession sa Botswana ay maglaan ng 24 % pag-aari sa lokal na mamumuhunan kung hindi gagamitin ng gobyerno ang karapatang kumuha ng 15 %. Layunin nitong palawakin ang pakikilahok ng mamamayan, pagdagdag ng halaga sa bansa, at pangalagaan ang kalikasan.

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