A new age of sustainability for South Africa’s mining industry
A miner drilling under strike nets in the Khomanani Mine, near Rustenburg, South Africa   Energy|Markets
Mining veterans backing Cape Town’s F1 dream refuse to back down as Rwanda lands Grand Prix deal
Blue Mountain Racing said Wednesday that Rwanda’s progress was encouraging for its own ambitions, arguing that Africa’s population of approximately 1.6 billion across more than 50 countries could support multiple races
Africa’s second-largest copper producer and UAE mining giant chase bigger deals after $1.1 billion Mopani investment
The companies said they remained committed to the long-term development of Mopani Copper Mines, where IRH holds a 51% stake, and ZCCM-IH owns the remaining 49%
Nigeria officially opens its $700 billion mining industry to US investors as Washington expands Africa mineral push
The agreement, signed in New York on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, covers geological data and exploration, mineral development and processing, infrastructure, and technical capacity building
Mining veterans bring in Rothschild’s 215-year-old banking powerhouse for a $410 million project to bring F1 back to Africa
The group plans to build a R6.7 billion ($410 million) motorsport complex in the Swartland region north of Cape Town a businessman involved in the consortium
Nigeria, Australia Deepen Mining Skills Programme to Build Skilled – MSME
Nigeria and Australia are deepening collaboration on knowledge transfer and professional training to strengthen the workforce and unlock more commercial opportunities in Nigeria’s solid minerals sector
Legal Experts Put Africa’s Mining Investment Frameworks in Focus | Business
Africa’s mining industry is moving into a fresh investment cycle as global demand for critical minerals rises and governments look for ways to process more resources within the continent rather than exporting raw materials. New mines, processing facilities and mineral corridors need far more than geological potential to attract capital, with investors increasingly examining mining…
Why Turkey is betting on Nigeria’s mining sector despite security concerns
Both countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on solid mineral development during the Istanbul Natural Re in Turkey, which officials described as a strategic move to strengthen economic and energy ties between Africa’s largest economy and one of Europe’s fastest-growing industrial powers