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Namibia declined as an attractive mining investments jurisdiction – Fraser Institute The latest Fraser Institute Survey of Mining Companies has found that various African countries, including Namibia, have declined in their investment attractiveness for mining exploration. The Fraser Institute's 2023 annual mining survey, which assesses the impact of mineral endowments and policy factors on attitudes toward exploration investment. The survey responses have been tallied to rank jurisdictions worldwide based on their overall investment attractiveness, the attractiveness of their mining policy, and their geological attractiveness. According to the survey results, Namibia’s score decreased from 59.88 last year to 56.43 this year, ranking forty-second. #mining #Namibia #investments Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) Chamber of Mines Namibia Zebra Kasete https://lnkd.in/diyscWEQ

Financial Markets Indaba: Nigeria Mining Event - London The event is scheduled to take place on December 4, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Latham & Watkins LLP in London. This gathering promises to be a significant platform for engaging with prominent stakeholders from Nigeria’s mining sector. Participants will gain insights into transformative advancements within Nigeria’s critical minerals industry, highlighting opportunities for investment and collaboration. The event will be headlined by Dr. Oladele Henry Alake, Honourable Minister of the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, and will feature key contributions from pivotal organizations. These include: • Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development • Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) • Solid Minerals Development Fund • Nigerian Geological Survey Agency. Together, these entities will provide an in-depth perspective on Nigeria’s mining landscape, its potential, and the strategic vision for the future of solid minerals in the region. To register visit - https://c-imm.com/events/

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South Africa’s mining industry can unlock the potential inherent in the industry for the development of all South Africans, with emphasis on the attention-getting catchwords, #Mining Matters to South Africa. https://loom.ly/WnLYruo

Financial Markets Indaba: Nigeria Mining Event - London The event is scheduled to take place on December 4, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Latham & Watkins LLP in London. This gathering promises to be a significant platform for engaging with prominent stakeholders from Nigeria’s mining sector. Participants will gain insights into transformative advancements within Nigeria’s critical minerals industry, highlighting opportunities for investment and collaboration. The event will be headlined by Dr. Oladele Henry Alake, Honourable Minister of the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, and will feature key contributions from pivotal organizations. These include: • Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development • Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) • Solid Minerals Development Fund • Nigerian Geological Survey Agency. Together, these entities will provide an in-depth perspective on Nigeria’s mining landscape, its potential, and the strategic vision for the future of solid minerals in the region. To register visit - https://c-imm.com/events/

The battle for the strategic frontier: the key minerals, like rare earths and cobalt, present in the ocean depths they will promote the building of a global power #Keyminerals have become the forefront of strategic play between the world's major powers, making the battle of extracting minerals from the seabed increasingly fierce. The International Seabed Authority (#ISA), which is still negotiating draft regulations on deep-sea mining, has already issued 31 licenses for #deepseamining exploration areas. Among them, the three #Chinese #miningcompanies hold five, more than any other mining company in any other country, with a mining area of 23.5 square kilometers. #China hopes to begin mining work as early as next year. According to previous #Russian media statistics, #Russia is in second place with 3 contracts, followed by #India, #Japan and some #European countries with 2 valid contracts each. Since the #UnitedStates has not yet ratified the #UNConvention on the #LawoftheSea, it is currently only an observer state of the ISA. They do not have the right to vote and cannot obtain seabed mining or mining contracts through the organization. As China has become the first country in the world to have exclusive exploration areas for three major international seabed mineral resources, the United States cannot stand still. #ExtremaRatio Read more: https://lnkd.in/dTBKFTxs

Discussing some of the trends that will impact the African mining industry in the year ahead, SRK Consulting MD Andrew Van Zyl highlights that while mineral exploration investments and discoveries grab the headlines on Africa’s mining prospects for 2024, there is less visible progress being made that promises to strengthen the sector’s future. Read more here. #miningtrends #mineralexploration #africanmining #minedevelopment #energytransition #artisanalminers #esg #decarbonisation #batterystoragetechnologies #socioeconomic

🌍 Namib Minerals Prepares for Nasdaq Listing Namib Minerals is advancing key mining projects in Zimbabwe and the DRC as it prepares to list on the Nasdaq. This milestone reflects the company’s growth and its strategic focus on expanding its mining portfolio across Africa, particularly in base and precious metals. The listing is expected to boost its visibility and attract significant investment in its mining ventures. 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/d3UUVRVy #MiningInvestment #NamibMinerals #NasdaqListing #AfricanMining

Notable developments are shaping Zambia’s mining sector which include geophysical mapping, the national critical minerals strategy and the ambitious goal of achieving 3 million tonnes of copper production annually by 2031. With these transformations, the future of Zambia’s mining industry is promising. In our publication dubbed, "Mineral Exploration in Zambia," Our Co-Managing Partner, Sharon Sakuwaha 🇿🇲 and Senior Associate, Mumbi Mulenga dive into the current mineral exploration landscape. The guide offers valuable insights and answers frequently asked questions from exploration companies and mining investors, providing a comprehensive overview of Zambia’s regulatory framework. Download the guide here: https://lnkd.in/dT2bvQiG #Mining #Exploration #MineralExploration #MiningRegulations #MiningExploration #MininginZambia #MiningIndustry #PreciousMinerals

The battle for the strategic frontier: the key minerals, like rare earths and cobalt, present in the ocean depths they will promote the building of a global power #Keyminerals have become the forefront of strategic play between the world's major powers, making the battle of extracting minerals from the seabed increasingly fierce. The International Seabed Authority (#ISA), which is still negotiating draft regulations on deep-sea mining, has already issued 31 licenses for #deepseamining exploration areas. Among them, the three #Chinese #miningcompanies hold five, more than any other mining company in any other country, with a mining area of 23.5 square kilometers. #China hopes to begin mining work as early as next year. According to previous #Russian media statistics, #Russia is in second place with 3 contracts, followed by #India, #Japan and some #European countries with 2 valid contracts each. Since the #UnitedStates has not yet ratified the #UNConvention on the #LawoftheSea, it is currently only an observer state of the ISA. They do not have the right to vote and cannot obtain seabed mining or mining contracts through the organization. As China has become the first country in the world to have exclusive exploration areas for three major international seabed mineral resources, the United States cannot stand still. #ExtremaRatio Read more: https://lnkd.in/dfUF8rAW