African mining

Mali seizes $245 million in gold from Barrick, escalating tax dispute and threatening the mining giant’s African operations.

Mining towns shaped Africa’s economy, culture, and environment, leaving a complex legacy of growth and challenges.

Geopolitical shifts influence Africa’s mining industry, shaping resource control, trade policies, and economic opportunities for mineral-rich nations.

Africa’s mining industry adapts to climate challenges with renewable energy, resilient infrastructure, and innovative technologies.

Marula Mining shifts focus from Zimbabwe to advanced critical metals projects in Tanzania, South Africa, and Kenya.

Young innovators in African mining are driving change through technology, sustainability, and workers’ rights, shaping the future of the mining sector

AI is transforming mine safety in Africa, with predictive maintenance, hazard detection, and data analytics enhancing worker protection.

Mining companies in Africa are boosting community development through sustainable social impact programs focusing on education, health, and infrastructure

African countries need exploration, policies, and partnerships to unlock critical minerals investment and meet the growing demand for clean energy technologies.

African miners are adopting sustainable practices to address toxic waste concerns, including recycling waste materials, using eco-friendly soil remediation techniques, and strengthening …