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Countries Represented
South Africa
South Africa remains a mining powerhouse with sophisticated infrastructure, advanced mineral processing capabilities, and a mature mining ecosystem. Across the programme South Africa will showcase its technological innovation, strong regulatory frameworks, and opportunities in transitional minerals critical for green energy technologies.
Angola
Angola has transformed its mining sector, offering significant investment potential in diamond, gold, and emerging critical mineral sectors with strategic government support for mineral sector reconstruction. Hear how the country is developing transparent investment policies, modernizing geological mapping, and creating incentives for foreign direct investment in exploration and processing.
Botswana
Botswana extends beyond its diamond sector leadership to offer investments in emerging critical minerals, leveraging its stable political environment and sophisticated mining governance framework. At Mining Indaba, hear about the country’s development strategies for mineral diversification, investments in technological capabilities, and the creation of attractive frameworks for sustainable mining investment.
Côte d'Ivoire
Côte d'Ivoire has emphasized diversification beyond traditional minerals, presenting new exploration and processing opportunities, and discussing regional economic integration through mining. At Mining Indaba, Côte d'Ivoire continues to showcase diversified investment opportunities in gold, manganese, and emerging mineral sectors, supported by encouraging economic policies.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Democratic Republic of the Congo represents a critical hub for battery minerals, showcasing transformative developments in cobalt and copper, while emphasizing sustainable mining and downstream processing strategies. During Mining Indaba, the mining industry can leverage the country's strategic focus on downstream processing, special economic zones for electric battery manufacturing, and government initiatives supporting value chain development in critical minerals.
Guinea
Guinea offers substantial investment opportunities in bauxite and emerging critical minerals, with significant reserves and strategic government support for sustainable mining development. Across Mining Indaba, Guinea will highlight its international partnership strategies and demonstrate how the country will position itself as a key player in the global critical minerals supply chain.
Nigeria
Nigeria will highlight its diversification beyond oil into solid mineral exploration, presenting new investment opportunities in the mining sector, focusing on technological integration and local value creation. Through various engagements at Mining Indaba Nigeria will highlight new regulatory frameworks, tax incentives, and the creation of investment-friendly policies that attract global investors.
Zambia
Zambia focuses on copper and emerging battery mineral potential, discussing regional mineral processing capabilities, and presenting economic diversification through mining innovations. During Mining Indaba, Zambia will continue to focus on developing local processing capabilities, attracting technological partnerships, and creating more value-added mineral export strategies.In 2025, the unparalleled ministerial representation also includes mining ministers from Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Liberia, Mauritania and Zimbabwe, underscoring Africa's commitment to transforming our mineral wealth into opportunities for economic growth, technological innovation, and global and regional integration.
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