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Gemstones of Tanzania and the Danger of Single Story of Extractive Industry in East Africa

Eng.Gilay Charles Kilayi Shamika

2023enextractive industrypoverty reductionTanzaniagemstonessustainable development

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This research paper examines how revenues derived from domestic extractive industry oil and gas production can be productively utilized to eradicate poverty in East Africa. The paper describes the obstacles to using extractive industries as a vehicle for poverty reduction and sustainable development, and poses solutions based on two schools of thoughts which entail the two stories of extractive industry: mineral resources are a potentially great source of wealth for poor countries, and the same can be a curse to the developing countries - for policy makers to be aware of both stories and find a way to minimize the second story of negativities. The researcher has developed a new conceptual framework showing.

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