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DRC and Zambia ought to do their homeworks in the mining sector .There are key local players ready to thrive in the sector and Nigerians have proved the mineral sectors can be locally owned and managed by local entrepreneurs. It is disheartning to see Zambia and DRC leaders still running around like headless chickens. We have Félix A. Tshisekedi Tshilombo trying to get the silly mining deal for infrastructures that African Development Bank Group has warned the leadership. A mere $9B is a great financial number in their little mind .When are Africans ending with that stupidity? Hakainde Hichilema and Félix A. Tshisekedi Tshilombo need to do their homeworks .

Botswana's mining industry continues to lead the continent, showcasing exceptional performance and growth. Discover how Botswana's mines are setting the standard in Africa, driving economic success, and attracting global attention. Read the full article for an in-depth look at the factors behind this remarkable achievement: https://lnkd.in/dPXe_Q_j #BotswanaMining #TopMines #AfricaMining #EconomicGrowth #BotswanaMiningReview

💎💬 Rich debates at the conference on mining in the DRC! 💬💎 The reconciliation of mining and local interests, the development of human capital and the regulation of conflict minerals at the heart of trade. 🌍💡 #Fatshimetrie #SustainableDevelopment #RDC #CorporateSocialResponsibility 🌿👷♂️🔗

Following President Cyril Ramaphosa's compelling address at the Investing in African Mining Indaba today, we at Alpha Resources feel more committed than ever. The President's remarks about South Africa's mining industry now being 39% black-owned marks a historic transformation since the introduction of the Mining Charter in 2004. This leap from 2% to 39% is a testament to our resilience, dedication to growth, and commitment to inclusivity. The future of mining in South Africa is bright, and together, with strong collaboration between government and all stakeholders, we can achieve just outcomes for all. Let’s continue to innovate, collaborate, and lead the way in sustainable mining practices for a better tomorrow. #MiningIndaba #SustainableMining #Inclusion #Growth #Innovation #JustEnergyTransition https://lnkd.in/dbnpKGAU

The future of mining in South Africa is bright!

Maximizing gains from mining negotiations: Insights from African stakeholders and global experiences #Africa #Cobalt #CriticalMinerals #EsgCriteria #Lithium #Mining #RareEarthElements #Raw #Tech https://lnkd.in/dDEkPKGi

#AMDCMedia The presentation of the AMV was made by interim Director Dr Marit Kitaw. In sharing the concept note and the AMV AMDC presentation for the ASEAN mining vision session, there was considerable interest, plus a lot of questions from countries such as Brunei, Myanmar, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, etc and the ASEAN secretariat itself, They all were so eager to learn about Africa’s experience and how they can learn from it.. https://lnkd.in/e_9veFnu

In Embellie Advisory's latest Country Mining Outlook analysis, we analyze the potential for Guinea to become a mining giant in Africa. 🇬🇳 The country's rich natural resources, energy potential, and fertile land present significant opportunities for foreign investment. However, the current political and economic conditions pose challenges for foreign investors. As the development of the Simandou Iron Ore Project - one of the largest mining projects in Africa - gains momentum and places Guinea at the forefront of the global mining scene, now is the time for the country to fully harness its abundant opportunities. If you're looking for an in-depth analysis of Guinea's Mining Industry, discuss investment opportunities in the country, or have any other questions, feel free to reach out on our website here: https://lnkd.in/eGEiF3vW #GuineaMining #Mining #Bauxite #IronOre #WestAfrica

Maximizing gains from mining negotiations: Insights from African stakeholders and global experiences #Africa #Cobalt #CriticalMinerals #EsgCriteria #Lithium #Mining #RareEarthElements #Raw #Tech https://lnkd.in/dNWS4Mpq

https://lnkd.in/deqxcGfG Tensions grow as China ramps up global mining for green tech By Global China Unit APRIL 30, 2024 Earlier this year, Ai Qing was woken up in the middle of the night by angry chants outside her dormitory in northern Argentina. She peered out of the window to see Argentine workers surrounding the compound and blockading the entrance with flaming tyres. "It was getting scary because I could see the sky being lit up by the fire. It had become a riot," says Ms Ai, who works for a Chinese company extracting lithium from salt flats in the Andes mountains, for use in batteries. The protest, sparked by the firing of a number of Argentine staff, is just one of a growing number of cases of friction between Chinese businesses and host communities, as China - which already dominates the processing of minerals vital to the green economy - expands its involvement in mining them. It was just 10 years ago that a Chinese company bought the country's first stake in an extraction project within the "lithium triangle" of Argentina, Bolivia and Chile, which holds most of the world's lithium reserves. Many further Chinese investments in local mining operations have followed, according to mining publications, and corporate, government and media reports. The BBC calculates that based on their shareholdings, Chinese companies now control an estimated 33% of the lithium at projects currently producing the mineral or those under construction. The BBC Global China Unit has identified at least 62 mining projects across the world, in which Chinese companies have a stake, that are designed to extract either lithium or one of three other minerals key to green technologies - cobalt, nickel and manganese.