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Nigeria: Solid Minerals Records 337 Percent Revenue Rise to N70bn in 2025

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Nigeria’s solid minerals sector recorded a 337% revenue surge to over N70 billion in 2025 from N16 … More

foreign direct investment, GDP contribution, illegal mining, licence revocation, lithium, mining policy, Mining reforms, nigeria, Rare Earths, revenue growth, solid minerals, Value Addition

Liberia Eyes U.S.$3b Revenue Potential From Mining, Energy Sector – As Mines and Energy Rollout Five-Year Strategic Plan

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Liberia aims to unlock over USD 3 billion in revenue from its mining and energy sector through … More

artisanal mining, decentralization, digitization, equity participation, governance reform, illegal mining, legal modernization, liberia, mining and energy, resource development, revenue mobilization, strategic plan 2025–2029

South Africa: Analysis – The silver rally is all about heat and is getting hotter

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Silver’s surge is being driven by a structural repricing as AI data centres create inelastic industrial demand … More

AI data centres, commodity markets, copper, energy transition metals, gold, infrastructure constraints, platinum group metals, silver rally, South Africa mining, structural repricing, supply shortage

Ethiopia Taps Mineral Wealth to Drive Economic Transformation Under ‘Medemer State’ – Mines Minister

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Ethiopia is leveraging its mineral wealth under the “Medemer State” strategy to drive structural economic transformation, with … More

economic transformation, ethiopia, export earnings, industrialization, investment climate, Medemer State, mineral resources, mining sector, resource sovereignty, Sustainable Development

Mali Recovers Over U.S.$1.2 Billion After Renegotiating Mining Deals

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Mali recovered over USD 1.2 billion in unpaid revenues after auditing mining companies and renegotiating contracts, following … More

Barrick Gold, contract renegotiation, extractive industries, gold, governance reform, mali, Mining Code 2023, mining sector, national development, resource sovereignty, state participation

Tanzania: 30 Investors Eye to Turn Buzwagi Into an Industrial Hub After the End of Mining Activities

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – After the closure of the Buzwagi Gold Mine, Tanzania plans to transform the area into an industrial … More

Buzwagi, employment, Hydromet technology, industrial park, industrialization, investment, Kahama, manufacturing, mineral processing, mining closure, Shinyanga, tanzania, Tembo Nickel, Value Addition

Liberia: The Ratification of the Ivanhoe/Hpx Deal – Its Implications for National Interests

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Liberia’s Senate ratified the Ivanhoe/HPX access agreement despite its own Joint Committee’s warnings and recommendations for safeguards … More

concession agreement, governance, Guinea, infrastructure, Ivanhoe/HPX, legislative oversight, liberia, mining, national interests, transparency

Liberia: ‘Criminal & Deceitful’ – Senator Bartekwa terms Hummingbird concession, wants de-ratification

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Liberian Senator Bartekwa has accused Hummingbird Resources Liberia, Inc. of criminal and deceitful conduct, alleging the company … More

community impact, concession, de-ratification, governance, Hummingbird Resources, investment compliance, liberia, Mineral Development Agreement (MDA), mining, non-performance

Zimbabwe: Lithium Dispute Sparks Corruption Allegations in Mutoko

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Zimbabwe’s lithium sector has been shaken by allegations that Pulserate Lithium used political influence and questionable court … More

Anti-Corruption Commission, Barrington Resources, corruption allegations, investor confidence, lithium, mining claims, Mutoko, political interference, Pulserate Lithium, rule of law, zimbabwe

Liberia: China Union Bows to Pressure After Rep. Fahnbulleh Halts Company’s

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – China Union Investment Liberia agreed to implement corrective measures after Representative Foday Fahnbulleh halted one of its … More

Bong Mines, china, China Union Investment, community development, concession compliance, corporate responsibility, infrastructure, legislative oversight, liberia, Mineral Development Agreement (MDA), mining

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