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Africa: $8.6trn Mineral Endowment Undeveloped in Africa – AFC

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – A new report by the Africa Finance Corporation estimates that Africa holds about $29.5 trillion in mine-site…

$29.5 trillion, Africa Finance Corporation, exploration capital, geological data, industrial processing, mineral wealth, mining investment, undeveloped resources, Value Addition

Diamond slump pushes Botswana to broaden mining base

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Amid one of the deepest downturns in years in the global diamond market, Botswana—the world’s top diamond…

Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Weighs Price of Security in Minerals Deal With U.S.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – A new minerals-for-security agreement between the United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo has sparked a…

china, cobalt, coltan, constitutional challenge, Democratic Republic of Congo, Donald Trump, Félix Tshisekedi, minerals-for-security deal, sovereignty, United States

Congo-Kinshasa: Eastern DR Congo Conflict – the Question Minerals Cannot Answer

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – The opinion article argues that the conflict in eastern DR Congo stems primarily from the presence of…

Ghana and Botswana Point to a New Model for African Mining

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Ghana and Botswana are pioneering a new African mining model that shifts focus from raw extraction to…

Ghana has taken a significant step towards retaining more value from its gold resources by commencing local gold refining for artisanal and small-scale mining.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Ghana has begun refining gold locally from its artisanal and small-scale mining sector through a partnership between…

artisanal and small-scale mining, ghana, Gold Coast Refinery, gold refining, GoldBod, industrialisation, jobs, mining sector, Rand Refinery, Value Addition

Congo-Kinshasa: Deadly DRC Mine Disaster Highlights Human Cost of Coltan

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – A deadly landslide at a coltan mine in Rubaya, eastern DRC, has killed more than 200 people,…

Child labour, coltan, conflict minerals, drc, Global Witness, Human Rights, m23, mining disaster, Rubaya, supply chains

Liberia: How Much ‘Local Content’ Is Too Much When Legislators Are the Key Beneficiaries?

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – The article questions whether Liberia’s local content policy in the amended ArcelorMittal Liberia agreement has been distorted…

Tingban Returns With Big Plans for Liberia’s Minerals

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – Liberia’s Minister of Mines and Energy, R. Matenokay Tingban, returned from the 2026 Future Minerals Forum with…

West Africa: Liberia Can Do Better Than Botswana

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – The article argues that Liberia’s underdevelopment stems not from a lack of resources but from poor, corruption-driven…

Liberia governance; Botswana model; people-centered leadership; natural resources; corruption; concession agreements; human capital; resource management; sustainable development

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