From Resource Development to an Integrated Industrial Ecosystem Yite Group Is Forging a New Development Paradigm for Kaipeng Mining through the Resilience of an Integrated Industrial Chain.

Zambia is positioning itself for a major expansion of its mining industry, underpinned by an ambitious copper production target supported by regulatory reform, renewed exploration and a broader strategy to harness value from critical minerals.

The High Court of Kenya in a decision dated 17 September 2026 has declared parts of the Public Private Partnerships Act, 2021 (PPP Act) unconstitutional.

As investors search globally for stable jurisdictions, new sources of energy, critical minerals and long-term infrastructure opportunities, Namibia is increasingly appearing on their radar.

The Family Group Foundation has partnered with the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) to support restoration efforts in the Ngong Hills Forest Ecosystem through the Foundation’s ongoing development of a one-million tree seedlings nursery project.

Across Africa, a new generation of infrastructure is being conceived and built at a scale that would have been difficult to imagine only a few decades ago.

Fully electric haulage system Railveyor has been incorporated into multiple key elements of NioCorp’s updated feasibility study for its Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project in Nebraska.

For decades, mineral wealth has largely been measured by what can be extracted from the ground. But as critical minerals become increasingly important to energy, technology and advanced manufacturing, a different question is emerging: who captures the value after the mineral leaves the mine?

Nedbank Namibia reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the growth and sustainability of the country’s mining sector through its participation in the Namibia Chamber of Mines Mining Expo, held this week.

A four-year, two-nation partnership led by Alabaster International proves Ethiopia’s “tree against hunger” can grow and feed people beyond its borders.