As we look back on the recently concluded 10th edition of Nigeria Mining Week, we are reminded of the critical role the platform plays in shaping the future of Nigeria’s mining industry. At this year’s event, PwC’s Habeeb Jaiyeola, Partner and Head, Mining Sector Business Development, delivered insightful perspectives on the sector’s evolution and its growing global relevance. His remarks highlighted the importance of strategic collaboration, governance reforms, and sustainable practices in driving optimal value from Nigeria’s mineral resources. As the country continues its journey toward economic diversification, the mining sector remains a key pillar for inclusive growth and long-term prosperity. More insight here: https://ow.ly/wpB150Xihmm #NMW25 #TeamPwC #Mining
PwC's Habeeb Jaiyeola on Nigeria Mining Week and sector's future
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Nigeria’s mining sector holds immense untapped potential… From lithium and gold to rare earth minerals vital for the energy transition. Veriv Africa’s new whitepaper, “Mining the Storm: the Opportunities and Challenges of Nigeria’s Mining Sector,” explores how policy reforms, investment incentives, and stronger data frameworks can unlock growth and sustainability in the sector. Read and download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dp7YdbYd #VerivAfrica #Mining #Nigeria #PolicyInsights #EconomicDevelopment Omotayo Faro Victor O. Igono Chideraa I. Sakinat Abubakar
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The mining industry in Nigeria has to potential to provide significant earnings, and help reduce Nigeria's dependence on oil earnings. However, it faces key challenges. I share my thoughts on the general state of the industry, key developments and reforms, and a practical approach to interested investors. #mining #Nigeria
Nigeria’s mining sector holds immense untapped potential… From lithium and gold to rare earth minerals vital for the energy transition. Veriv Africa’s new whitepaper, “Mining the Storm: the Opportunities and Challenges of Nigeria’s Mining Sector,” explores how policy reforms, investment incentives, and stronger data frameworks can unlock growth and sustainability in the sector. Read and download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dp7YdbYd #VerivAfrica #Mining #Nigeria #PolicyInsights #EconomicDevelopment Omotayo Faro Victor O. Igono Chideraa I. Sakinat Abubakar
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ZIMBABWE’S mining sector continues to anchor the country’s economic growth through its strong contributions to exports, employment, and industrial development, experts have confirmed.>https:// tinyurl.com/2e9txker
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Segilola Resources Operating Limited (SROL) is solidifying its position at the forefront of Nigeria’s mining renaissance with its flagship Segilola Gold Mine and a host of community-led, sustainability-first initiatives. From hosting major stakeholder forums during Nigeria Mining Week to powering deep community partnerships, the company is proving that mining in Nigeria can deliver more than just extraction, it can drive transformation. As the sector gains momentum, the real question becomes: how will mining firms scale responsible operations, embed value-chains, and ensure communities thrive alongside growth? Read more:https://lnkd.in/dFChtbUy
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ZIMBABWE’S mining sector continues to anchor the country’s economic growth through its strong contributions to exports, employment, and industrial development, experts have confirmed.>https:// tinyurl.com/2me78ykt
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⭕ Mali has revoked more than 90 mining exploration permits under a government decree, supposedly for non-compliance with new legal requirements. Mali named specific local subsidiaries: Harmony Gold, IAMGOLD, Cora Gold, Resolute Mining ❗ The Mines Ministry stated that permit holders were required to submit documents under new rules, and the verification revealed the non-compliance. The decree states all rights under the cancelled permits are “released,” and the covered areas are open for reallocation ❗
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Zambia Targets 40% Local Participation in Mining Sector as Insaka Wraps Up Mining Insaka Concludes with Renewed Commitment to Local Content Implementation The Zambia Mining and Investment Insaka concluded in Lusaka with a firm government directive to accelerate the implementation of the Local Content Statutory Instrument (SI). Speaking at the close of the event, Minister of Mines and Minerals Development, Hon. Paul Kabuswe, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring that local contractors and suppliers secure a greater share of opportunities in the country’s mining industry. “Our goal is for Zambian contractors and suppliers to participate in the mining sector by up to…Read More Here https://lnkd.in/dGymGa9E
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