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Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) (www.AfricaFC.org), the continent’s leading instrumental infrastructure solutions provider, has announced...

According to reports, 14.2% of logistics executives are planning first-time investments in Africa, and 6.6% are planning to exit from African markets.

Africa Finance Corporation , the continent’s leading instrumental infrastructure solutions provider, has announced several strategic partnerships on the sidelines of the recently concluded 2024...

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BME, the blasting arm of Omnia Group found likeminded, forward thinking industry colleagues at Mining Indaba...

Despite holding 30 percent of the world’s mineral reserves, the continent received less than 10 percent of the global average spent on mining exploration in 2022. This is often because investors struggle to convince international lenders to commit money to African projects as they are deemed risky

Trust in sector still wavering

Namibian Mining News reports that at Mining Indaba, Namdia has unveiled plans to invest a massive 3.4bn US$ over the next ten years, expanding its operations, including through social responsiblity actions in its "Equitable Economic Empowerment Framework" and renewing its focus on exploration, aligned with more accessible and up to date exploration licenses and mining rights information via an e-platform. Namibia, ramping up its activities in green energy rapidly, is a mineral-rich cou...

KEFI Gold and Copper plc has provided an update on preparations for the Tulu Kapi Gold Project launch in Ethiopia, following meetings with stakeholders. Project launch progress, community and physical preparations, and project financing details are discussed.

KEFI Gold and Copper plc provided an update on project launch preparation activities at the high-grade Tulu Kapi Gold Project in Ethiopia following several days of meetings with senior representatives...