This year's conference marked a significant shift by placing indigenous peoples and local communities at the forefront of our discussions, acknowledging their vital role in shaping the industry's future.
For the first time, representatives from these groups actively participated in key sessions, offering their perspectives on sustainable and equitable mining practices. Indaba represents a commitment to inclusivity, sustainability, and strategic collaboration, aiming to position Africa's mining industry for a resilient and prosperous future.
The conference further addressed the complex geopolitical landscape affecting Africa's mining sector. Discussions emphasized the continent's strategic decisions between engaging with the U.S., under President Trump's protectionist policies, or aligning with the China-led BRICS group. This choice is crucial for Africa's mineral-rich countries as they navigate global mineral demand driven by the energy transition.
Thursday Highlights
As Mining Indaba comes to a close, we’re looking back at an incredible week of connections, innovations, and industry-shaping insights. Don’t miss the key takeaways from the final day!
Wednesday Highlights
Another impactful day at Mining Indaba with engaging sessions and valuable connections. Catch up on the top takeaways!
Tuesday Highlights
An eventful day filled with thought-provoking discussions and industry insights! Explore the highlights and key moments that shaped the conversations.
Monday Highlights
What an incredible start to Mining Indaba it was. Click below to watch the highlights video and read the summaries of some of the key sessions.
Sunday Highlights
The 2025 Ministerial Symposium provided a platform for fostering partnerships and driving conversations on local beneficiation and resource legislation to empower Africa’s mineral endowment, artisanal mining, and safety.
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