Angola Tightens Mining Regulation in Huíla Amid Push for Digital Reform and Investment Protection

Angola Boosts Mining Oversight in Huíla as Government Targets Illegal Mining and Advances Digital Licensing System Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, conducted a working visit to Huíla Province this Monday, where he led a consultation meeting with operators in the ornamental stone sector. The discussions focused on key industry challenges, including licensing procedures, sector registration, and the rollout of digital systems for mining administration. The meeting took place in Lubango

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Botswana Deepens Economic Diversification with New Mining, Energy and Infrastructure Deals with Oman

Botswana signs strategic mineral, oil, and renewable energy agreements with Oman to diversify economy beyond diamonds Botswana has signed a series of agreements with Oman aimed at strengthening cooperation in mineral exploration, oil storage infrastructure, and renewable energy development, as the country accelerates efforts to diversify its economy beyond diamonds. The agreements were concluded during a state visit to Oman by President Duma Boko, where he held talks with Sultan Haitham bin Tariq. According to

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Angola Establishes Technical Commission to Advance Digital Mining Licensing System

Angola Launches Digital Mining Registry to Streamline Licensing, Boost Transparency, and Attract Investment Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, has appointed a Multidisciplinary Technical Commission to oversee the digitisation of the licensing process for mining activities in the country, marking a major step toward modernising the sector’s regulatory framework. The initiative includes the implementation of the Angola Digital Mining Registry System (CMA), designed to support Objective 37.1 of Angola’s National Development

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Angola Launches Digital Mining Registry to Modernise Licensing and Boost Transparency

Angola Implements Digital Mining Registry (CMA) to Streamline Licensing and Attract Investment Angola has taken a major step toward modernising its mining sector with the appointment of a Multidisciplinary Technical Commission to oversee the digitisation of the licensing process for mining activities. The initiative follows the implementation of the Angola Digital Mining Registry System (CMA) and forms part of the country’s broader public administration digital transformation agenda. The reform is aligned with Objective 37.1 of

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Ghana to Channel Artisanal Gold into Formal Trade to Boost Revenue

Ghana Launches ASM Gold Formalisation Program Targeting $20 Billion in Annual Foreign-Exchange Inflows Ghana plans to direct approximately 127 metric tons of artisanal and small‑scale mining (ASM) gold annually into official trade channels under revised sector reforms, aiming to increase foreign-exchange earnings and curb smuggling, Cassiel Ato Forson announced on Wednesday. Across Africa, ASM gold leakage costs countries billions each year as undeclared production is smuggled through porous borders to global trading hubs such as

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Angola Moves Forward on Key Mineral Projects with Focus on Execution and Capacity Building

Angola Reports Progress on Mineral, Oil, and Gas Structuring Projects with Focus on Full Execution Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas has reported that the country has 16 structuring projects for prospecting and exploring mineral resources, but only 11 of these are currently active. The projects cover a range of minerals, including diamonds, iron, copper, phosphate, rare earths, lithium, and gold, with 68.75% in operation. The remaining five projects, representing 31.25%, are currently

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Somaliland Targets 2027 Start for Oil and Mineral Exploration

Somaliland Plans to Launch Oil and Mineral Exploration by 2027, President Irro Says Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, widely known as Irro, has announced that the region expects to formally begin oil and mineral exploration by 2027. Speaking at the opening of the Somaliland Mining and Natural Resources Exhibition, President Irro said the region possesses significant untapped natural resources. He emphasized that the government is committed to developing these resources within a clear regulatory framework

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Minister Diamantino Azevedo Urges Acceleration of Mining Rights Processes

Angola Pushes for Faster Mining Rights Approvals to Boost Sector Efficiency The Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas, Diamantino de Azevedo, on Wednesday called for greater speed in granting mining rights, emphasizing that the sector has the capacity to significantly reduce current processing timelines. Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony for the reappointed Board of Directors of the National Agency for Mineral Resources (ANRM), the minister stressed that improved performance is expected, particularly in shortening

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Angola’s Mining Sector Gains Stability Through Local Skills Development

Angola’s Mining Renaissance: GeoAtlânticous Invests in Local Talent to Drive Stability and Growth Angola’s mining sector is undergoing a transformation that goes beyond geology and infrastructure. At the heart of this renaissance lies a bold commitment to people. Companies like GeoAtlânticous are investing in training Angolan geologists and engineers, a move that promises to reshape the industry by embedding expertise within the country itself. From Dependency to Self-Reliance For decades, Angola’s mining projects leaned heavily

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India and Angola Deepen Cooperation in Oil, Mining, and Technology

President Droupadi Murmu’s Angola Visit Strengthens India–Angola Ties in Oil, Mining, and Emerging Technologies During her first-ever state visit to Angola, President Droupadi Murmu spotlighted new opportunities for Indian investment in Angola’s oil, mining, and technology sectors key areas that could define the next phase of India Angola economic cooperation. President Murmu met with Angolan President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço at the Presidential Palace in Luanda, where discussions centered on long-term energy security, mineral exploration,

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