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The rationale for state custodianship of mineral resources under the MPRDA: a conceptual analysis of equitable access to the mining industry and black economic empowerment
The dissertation investigates the rationale behind the state custodianship of mineral resources in South Africa, as enshrined in the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (MPRDA) 28 of 2002. This legislative framework marked a significant shift from private to state control over the countr...
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Department of Private Law
2025
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