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Africa can benefit significantly from the demand for its critical minerals, provided an effective framework is implemented.

African Companies are Capable of Organising Mining Indaba and Promote an Africa-First Energy Transition

The meeting of thousands of delegates in 2024 comes on the back of a range of challenges faced by the industry.

Copper was down in 2023, but Anglo American production met expectations as CEO mulls deeper cost cuts...

The African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org) vehemently rejects the notion and mindset that Africans are somehow unqualified to...

It was reported that the skills gap is also hampering South Africa's competitiveness in the global mining market.

Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad has said the company will not sell off assets as investor dissatisfaction looms.

Amidst the ongoing Investing in African Mining Indaba Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, Samuel A. Jinapor, the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, actively engaged in bilateral discussions with investors.

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) sets out plans to attract “modern investors” to tap $24 trillion of unexplored mineral reserves

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