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Zim Times Reports Links Between MineTech Founder and ZANU-PF Defense Minister

• 28 March 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Zimbabwe
Tags: Commercial companies, commercial demining, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Exploration Logistics, Lionel Dyck, Mine Tech, MineTech, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Times

MineTech Founder Drawn into Zimbabwe Political Dispute

• 13 September 2008 • 2 Comments

Posted in Zimbabwe
Tags: Commercial companies, commercial demining, Lionel Dyck, MineTech, Movement for Democratic Change, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Army

Commercial Demining and Security Industries Consolidating, Merging

• 5 August 2008 • 7 Comments

Posted in General
Tags: Afghanistan, Angola, ArmorGroup, BAE Systems, Commercial companies, commercial demining, Demining, DENEL, DynCorp, EODT, G4S, Group 4 Securicor, landmines, Mechem, MineTech, Private security companies, Privatization, privatization of security, RONCO, Royal Ordnance, Swiss Peace Foundation, UXB

Sudan’s Expensive Landmines

• 29 July 2008 • 8 Comments

Posted in Sudan
Tags: ArmorGroup, Commercial companies, Corruption, Cost-Benefit Analysis, DanChurchAid, Danish Demining Group, Demining, FSD, HALO Trust, International NGOs, JASMAR, Landmine Action, landmines, Local NGOs, MAG, Mechem, MineTech, Norwegian People's Aid, OSIL, Privatization, RONCO, SIMAS, SLIRI, SLR, SPLA, SSDC, Sudan, The Development Initiative, USAID, WFP

The Commercialization of Afghan Demining

• 29 July 2008 • 5 Comments

Posted in Afghanistan
Tags: Afghanistan, ArmorGroup, Commercial companies, DAFA, Demining, DynCorp, EODT, HALO Trust, International NGOs, landmines, Local NGOs, MCPA, MDC, MineTech, OMAR, Private security companies, Privatization, RONCO, S3Ag, UNMACA, US State Department, USAID, UXB

Bosnia’s Political Landmines

• 28 July 2008 • 2 Comments

Posted in Bosnia
Tags: ArmorGroup, BHMAC, Bosnia, Commercial companies, Corruption, Demining, International NGOs, International Trust Fund, Karadzic, Kojic, landmines, Local NGOs, MEDECOM, MineTech, Norwegian People's Aid, Organized crime, Privatization, RONCO, UNIPAK, US State Department, UXB, World Bank

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