Molebogeng Mazibuko
Associate VP, Investment AFC
Molebogeng Mazibuko is an accomplished professional currently working as an Associate Vice President/ Mining Lead within the Investment Division at Africa Finance Corporation ("AFC"). With a focus on the mining sector, she plays a pivotal role in shaping and implementing AFC's strategy across the African continent.
Molebogeng embarked on her career journey in 2009 at Gold Fields Mine Ltd, where she joined as a graduate in training. Displaying exceptional dedication and aptitude, she became one of the few Geology graduates to earn an underground mining certificate from the Mining Qualifications Authority in 2011. In 2015, she transitioned to the Investment arena and progressed steadily to assume the role of Senior Dealmaker at the Industrial Development Corporation, South Africa. Throughout her tenure, Molebogeng led and participated in cross-functional teams, facilitating impactful transactions spanning diverse industries such as mining, services incidental to mining, manufacturing, gas, and more.
She has extensive leadership experience and has sat on various Boards in Southern Africa, including serving as an Investment Committee member of Capital Projects Feasibility Programme (“CPFP”) within the Department of Trade Industry and Competition (“the dtic”) and a Member Trustee under Alexander Forbes Retirement Funds.
Molebogeng holds a Bachelor of Science Geology degree, MBA, Master of Commerce in Development Finance, an Executive Certificate in Leading Economic Growth from the Harvard Kennedy School, and another in Sustainable Investing from Harvard Business School.
2025 Agenda Sessions
Commodity outlook - an African perspective
Africa-based investors and consultants will unpack their commodities outlook views - with broad predictions for the metals and mining sectors for 2025.
Tuesday 04 February 10:05 - 10:50 CTICC1
Investment Programme
Africa-based investors and consultants will unpack their commodities outlook views - with broad predictions for the metals and mining sectors for 2025.
CTICC1 Africa/Johannesburg