Africa mining news offers in-depth reporting on one of the world’s richest mineral regions. From gold in Ghana to copper in Zambia and lithium in Zimbabwe, this category tracks mining projects, exploration breakthroughs, foreign investment, infrastructure deals, and regulatory updates shaping Africa’s mining future. Get updates on how local and international players are navigating ESG mandates, economic shifts, and geopolitical dynamics. Ideal for analysts, investors, and journalists following Africa’s growing role in global mineral supply chains. Related topics: Mining Finance, Sustainable Mining, and Global Mining News.
For months, Brigadier General Rafael Olaya Quintero, commander of the Orinoco naval force, has been chasing tin and coltan traffickers across the waterways at Colombia’s border…
A New Mining Frontier Under Brazil Mining Legislation Brazil’s Congress is advancing Brazil mining legislation that could transform the nation’s critical-minerals policy and redraw its environmental…
The Simandou infrastructure risk—spanning safety, execution, and logistics—threatens Africa’s largest iron-ore project and global supply stability.
Explore South Africa mining 2025 — GDP contribution, commodity trends, and critical minerals outlook shaping the nation’s mining future.
Kenya rare earth minerals at Mrima Hill may transform global critical-minerals supply chains and East Africa’s mining economy.
$400M Huayou Zimbabwe lithium plant will refine local ore into battery-grade lithium sulphate, boosting EV supply chains across Africa and beyond.
The Republic of Sierra Leone has entered a new era of resource governance. On May 12, 2023, the West African nation enacted the Mines and Minerals…
MARRAKECH, MOROCCO — October 2025 | Skillings Mining Review Morocco is quietly emerging as one of Africa’s most influential players in the global minerals race. Ahead…
In 2024, Ghana produced 4.8 million ounces of gold, reaffirming its position as Africa’s leading gold producer. But behind the headline number lies a striking divergence:…
Mining Indaba 2026 in Cape Town will decide how Africa’s critical minerals are shared. Buyers face new rules: invest locally or lose access.
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