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Colonial mining practices in Africa shaped resource governance, labor inequality, and environmental damage, leaving a lasting impact on the continent.

Transformative local content policies in mining promote economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development, as seen in Ghana, South Africa, and Botswana.

Rehabilitating mining sites across Africa restores ecosystems, supports communities, and fosters sustainable development for a brighter future

Peru’s economy expanded for the eighth consecutive month in November, with farming and fishing leading the charge despite mining sector challenges.

Mining revenues hold the potential to fund Africa’s education revolution, but transparency, accountability, and sustainable practices are essential for long-term success.

Namibia’s uranium mining history and future promise sustainability and global energy significance.

Dalradian confirms no cyanide use in Co Tyrone gold mining plans, amid protests and environmental concerns at the public inquiry.

African diamonds are becoming rarer due to declining reserves, ethical sourcing demands, and their rising cultural and historical significance.

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

Copper mining is vital to Zambia’s economy, driving growth and exports. Efforts focus on sustainability, diversification, and unlocking future potential.