
He shares his perspective on the promises and pitfalls of mineral development, the importance of including traditional leadership and community voices in decision-making, and what genuine beneficiation looks like at the local level—from jobs and skills to equity and infrastructure.
Kgosi Seatholo also highlights examples of successful partnerships, the role of accountability and trust, and what must change in government policy to make the benefits of Africa’s critical minerals boom lasting and inclusive.
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