Future of Mining

African mining embraces water conservation with innovative technologies, policies, and global partnerships, tackling resource challenges while safeguarding ecosystems

South Africa’s mining sector is cutting carbon emissions with renewables, electrification, and advanced technologies, leading the shift toward sustainability

Africa can balance mining wealth with conservation through responsible practices, community engagement, and environmental restoration initiatives.

Anglo American sells steelmaking coal assets to Peabody Energy, generating up to $4.9 billion in cash proceeds.

Africa’s vast lithium reserves position it as a key player in the global clean energy transition.

Critical minerals shortages and geopolitical tensions challenge the global shift to clean energy, with recycling and diversification emerging as key solutions

Zambia considers a $900 Million coal plant as drought-induced energy shortages disrupt hydroelectric supply and copper production.

Ethical mining in Africa promotes sustainability, addresses exploitation, and drives economic transformation through technology and governance reforms

Sierra Leone unveils a $10.9 billion renewable energy plan, urging mining firms to connect to the grid and reduce diesel reliance

Ghana and South Africa sign MoU to boost mineral development through research, innovation, and capacity-building initiatives.