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Governance, Regulation & Policy

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Mining Regulation, Governance & Policy

Shared vision, shared goals

When African governments come together with a shared vision for progress, they unlock transformative growth in the mining sector and the broader economy. An open dialogue on governance, mining regulation & policy frameworks is fundamental in this context. Harmonised regulations, enhanced infrastructure, and responsible investment lay the groundwork for stability, while international partnerships contribute vital technology, funding, and expertise to accelerate development. By championing both intra-African cooperation and global collaboration, Mining Indaba plays a pivotal role in positioning Africa as a leading mining powerhouse, one with the potential to unlock lasting economic prosperity across the continent.

Sessions Spotlighting This Theme

Tuesday 10 February 10:00 - 10:45
Can Chambers of Mines bridge the gap between national priorities and shareholder value?

Investor confidence and national development goals often pull in different directions. Chambers of Mines operate at the intersection of these competing interests. How can they redefine their role as honest brokers between governments, regulators and industry?

Wednesday 11 February 10:00 - 10:45
What does the retreat of majors mean for Africa’s mining landscape?

As global portfolios shift, some majors are downsizing or exiting Africa. Is this a worrying trend, or the start of a new order that allows greater African ownership of mineral wealth? What does it mean for investment, competition and technology transfer?

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Wednesday 11 February 11:15 - 12:00
Has the decline in foreign aid strengthened or strained Africa’s self-reliance?

As Western geopolitics and budgets pivot away from aid, a large funding vacuum has emerged. In the short term it’s painful, but could it also catalyse stronger intra-African collaboration and investment? 

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