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Olimpia Pilch, CMIA’s Chief Operating Officer (COO), will discuss the importance of collaboration between African critical mineral producers and global stakeholders to navigate industry challenges and ... -
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The mine is expected to produce up to 140,000 tons of zinc concentrate this year and up to 278,000 tons annually over the next five years, with upgrades to the mine’s new concentrator currently underw ... -
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Over the past three years, Zambia – Africa’s second-largest copper producer – has recorded $10 billion in investments in its mining sector. These investments are pushing the country closer to its goa ... -
The Critical Minerals Africa 2024 summit on November 6 - 7 serves to position Africa as the primary investment destination for critical minerals. The event is held alongside the African Energy Week: I ... -
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As part of its commitment to fostering the growth of Africa’s critical mineral industry, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung has joined this year’s Critical Mineral Africa (CMA) Summit as a Strategic Partner. Ko ... -
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Amid rising interest by German entities in investing in Africa’s critical mineral value chain, the Southern African-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK Southern Africa) has once again partner ... -
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This year’s Critical Minerals Africa Summit will host Tim George, CEO of Pensana, to speak on developing the continent’s rare earth sector. -
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As part of efforts by the DRC to strengthen the participation of SMEs in the economy while advancing the development of critical mineral projects, the DRC’s Minister of Industry and SMEs Louis Kabamba ... -
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South Africa has up to 95% of the world’s platinum group metal (PGMs) reserves, 70% of its manganese reserves, and substantial reserves of vanadium, magnesium, nickel, and copper – essential for green ...
6-7 November 2024
CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa
6-7 November 2024
CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa