African Mining Week (AMW) 2025 will serve as a premier destination for mining and energy media from across Africa and globally, bringing together top journalists, editors, and leading publications covering the continent’s mineral and investment landscape. From critical minerals and infrastructure to local beneficiation and regional trade, AMW is the platform to cover the people and projects driving growth, sustainability, and innovation across Africa’s mining sector.
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As Africa’s mineral-rich countries seek capital to unlock their mining potential, a newly announced country strategy by French President Emmanuel Macron signals a proactive effort by France to reasser ... -
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The surge in gold exports strengthened Ghana’s macroeconomic position, with the cedi ranking as the second-best performing currency globally in 2025. With the ASGM sector accounting for a majority sha ... -
To curb the country’s dependence on processed critical mineral imports, U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at strengthening mineral supply chains through deeper partnershi ... -
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Rising global demand for critical minerals – projected to quadruple by 2040 – has spurred several major investments in 2025. Australian miner Volt Resources partnered with investment firm Unbounded Op ... -
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Ghana is advancing electricity infrastructure upgrades to ensure secure supply for its mining projects. -
Of the total funding, GH¢15.2 billion will help address accumulated energy sector shortfall payments, while GH¢4.8 billion will be used to settle legacy debts owed to independent power producers, help ...
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The Simandou Iron Project is catalyzing infrastructure development in Guinea-Conakry with 650km of railway infrastructure and several ports under construction and revitalization. -
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Zimbabwe, Egypt, Ghana and Guinea-Conakry also posted strong results, generating between $5 billion and $15 billion in mineral export revenues during the same period. Export momentum further accelerat ... -
According to the International Trade Center, South Africa – the world’s largest producer of chrome and platinum group metals – along with Zambia – Africa’s second-largest copper producer – and the De ...