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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In December 2025, stakeholders finalized a $535 million financing package to advance the project, co-financed by the U.S. Development finance Corporation, Trafigura, Mota-Engil, Vecturis and the Devel ... -
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African Mining Week returns to Cape Town in October 2026 under the theme, “Mining the Future: Critical Resources, Sustainability and Community Development.” -
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Africa’s premier mining forum will unite governments, investors and industry leaders to explore critical resources, sustainability initiatives and digital innovations across the continent’s growing mi ... -
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South Africa, Senegal, Ghana and Zambia are among Africa’s mineral-rich nations revamping mining policies to attract investment, expand local processing capacity and empower domestic miners. -
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The U.S. will invest in the DRC’s mining sector under the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity signed in early December. -
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Advanced technologies and international collaboration are helping the DRC accelerate exploration, boost production and secure its position as a leading global supplier of critical minerals. -
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The DRC seeks to unlock the full potential of its mineral resources through the development of Special Economic Zones and refineries. -
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The DRC seeks to leverage technology to strengthen its position as leading supplier of cobalt, copper, lithium, tin, iron ore and other critical minerals to the global market. -
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South Africa is modernizing its port and rail infrastructure under a national agenda to maximize mineral transportation and trading for GDP growth.