AFOPREM brings Malian mining expertise to the global stage (Mining Indaba 2026)
The Alliance of Mining Suppliers and Service Providers of Mali (AFOPREM) marked a milestone at the 2026 Investing in African Mining Indaba.
The Alliance of Mining Suppliers and Service Providers of Mali (AFOPREM) marked a milestone at the 2026 Investing in African Mining Indaba.
Gabonese banking group BGFIBank is asserting its ambitions in financing Africa’s extractive industries
At Mining Indaba, Angola presented US$400 million in investment opportunities.
Le Mining Indaba a été marqué par des discussions dynamiques et des présentations visant à tracer l’avenir du secteur minier africain.
Cette 32e édition de l’Investing in African Mining Indaba se déroule sous le thème « Stronger Together: Progress Through Partnerships ».
Le ministre sud-africain des Ressources minérales et pétrolières, Gwede Mantashe, a ouvert ce lundi la 32e édition de l’Investing in African Mining Indaba, soulignant l’urgence pour l’Afrique de s’unir face aux défis géopolitiques mondiaux.
Cape Town, South Africa, February 9, 2026 — Africa holds mineral resources estimated at US$29.5 trillion, or approximately 20% of global mineral wealth, but captures only a fraction of the economic value inherent in these assets, according to a new study published today by Africa Finance Corporation (AFC).
In the mining industry, every minute counts and every mistake is costly. Yet one major problem often goes under the radar: drilling inefficiencies. These…
Africa must take charge of transforming its mineral resources to avoid being relegated to the role of a mere supplier of raw materials, leaders warned…
At the 31st Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town, the World Bank, in partnership with the African Development Bank and other stakeholders,…
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