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Can Africa Attract Mining Investment Amid Resource Nationalism?
Thursday, February 26, 2026
She explores the continent’s unique position in the global critical minerals transition, how governments are rethinking ownership and value capture, and what investors need to feel confident amid changing policy frameworks.
Namrata also highlights examples of successful policies that balance national objectives with sustained private capital and shares insights on how Africa can build a mining sector that delivers both prosperity and certainty.
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