Aurélie M’Bida
Editor Business & Economy Jeune Afrique, Africa Business+
Aurélie M’Bida is Editor-in-Chief for Economy at Jeune Afrique, where she oversees the magazine’s coverage of macroeconomics, finance, corporates and strategic sectors across the African continent. She is also the co-host of Le Grand Invité de l’Économie, the flagship monthly interview programme co-produced with RFI, which features leading African and international decision-makers. Since November 2024, she has also served as Editor-in-Chief of Africa Business+, Jeune Afrique’s premium business and finance intelligence publication dedicated to executives, investors and dealmakers operating in Africa. In parallel, she presents a bi-monthly economic column on TV5 Monde, where she provides accessible, data-driven analysis of major African and global economic trends for a broad international audience. Aurélie M’Bida joined the Jeune Afrique Media Group in 2018. She first worked as Chief Editor of Africa Business+, before becoming Head of the Finance Desk at Jeune Afrique, a role in which she strengthened the magazine’s coverage of banking, debt, capital markets and sovereign risk. A graduate of IPJ – Paris Dauphine, she began her career as an international business lawyer after completing a master’s degree in international trade law, a background that continues to inform her rigorous, cross-disciplinary approach to economic journalism.
2026 Agenda Sessions
The Sahel: spark of a revolution in African mining partnerships?
In the Sahel, military-led governments are recalibrating their approach to the mining sector. New partnership models are emerging, with greater emphasis on fiscal contributions, local participation and domestic value retention. While this transition has prompted complex negotiations with operators, some countries have engaged in structured dialogue to align mining frameworks with evolving national priorities.
Similar approaches are now being considered across the region, with implications for how mining partnerships may evolve more broadly across Africa.
Tuesday 10 February 12:00 - 12:30 Sahara Stage (CTICC2 - Level 2)
Similar approaches are now being considered across the region, with implications for how mining partnerships may evolve more broadly across Africa. Sahara Stage (CTICC2 - Level 2) Africa/Johannesburg








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