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The depletion of non-replenish-able resources
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Natural resources, in most African countries, has been the leading cause of conflicts on the continent, and probably the fuel for the crisis.
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Given the historical role that natural resources have played in fueling instability and conflict tackling the problem of natural resource management remains key to rebuilding Liberia’s and the regions security.
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December 2005
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Earl Burrowes, Sr.
6:50 PM 3 February 2009 GMT
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http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/liberia/2005/12instability.pdf
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United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) and NTGL have failed to control Liberia’s most vulnerable areas, namely border regions and areas rich in natural resources, resulting in an explosion of illegal activity and security threats Despite specific reference in UNMIL’s mandate to assisting the NTGL in controlling its natural resources, UNMIL appeared to be either unable or unwilling to provide the NTGL with sufficient help to do so. The result has been an explosion of illegal diamond mining activities by a large number of ex-combatants leading to violations of the UN sanctions on diamonds and a significant security risk. With regards to timber, pit-sawing activitiesb by excombatants continue unabated, generating large amounts of uncontrolled and unaccounted revenue. The lack of adequate control of Liberia’s borders is also allowing cross border trafficking of natural resources and cross border recruitment of combatants.
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