Zambia has achieved a very good overall score of 81 points in implementing the 2023 EITI Standard, including two additional points for effectiveness and sustainability. EITI implementation has supported systematic disclosure and reforms related to critical minerals, beneficial ownership transparency and domestic revenue mobilisation.
Category: Mining
Uganda’s $500B Growth Ambition Puts Mining Reform and Critical Minerals in Focus at African Mining Week
South Africa// — As Uganda accelerates its Ten-Fold Growth Strategy aimed at expanding its economy from $59.3 billion to $500 billion by 2040, the African Mining Week (AMW) 2026 conference will serve as a key platform to connect the country’s mining sector with global capital and technical partners.
Chinese Bid for Atlantic Lithium Puts Ghana’s Local Ownership Model at Ewoyaa to the Test
On May 7, 2026, Chinese battery materials giant Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt announced plans to acquire Atlantic Lithium in a proposed $210 million transaction that could significantly reshape the future of Ghana’s Ewoyaa Lithium Project.
Mine Pit Tragedy: Bosome Freho Assembly Orders Owner’s Arrest After Woman, Child Die
The Bosome Freho District Assembly in the Ashanti region has ordered the arrest of the owner of an abandoned mine pit that caused the death of a woman and her child, highlighting the ongoing concerns surrounding the Mine pit tragedy.
Critical Minerals Are Reshaping Global Trade as Demand Surges
As the global economy shifts towards cleaner energy systems, electrification and digital technologies, trade in critical minerals has become central for development in an international context of strong industrial policy and geopolitical competition.
Five ways the World Bank Group is Turning Mineral Wealth Into Jobs and Growth
The global race for minerals and metals is accelerating. As urbanisation, agriculture, digitalisation, and energy needs intensify worldwide, demand for these minerals could double by 2040.
Ghanaians Feel Shortchanged – Policy Analyst Explains Growing Backlash Over Gold Fields lease
Policy analyst and extractive governance expert Dr Steve Manteaw says the fierce public interest surrounding the renewal of Gold Fields’ Tarkwa mining lease reflects a growing belief among many Ghanaians that the country is not receiving enough value from its natural resources.
Trump’s Iran Signals Send Oil Markets Into Chaos
In a compelling showcase of how unpredictable foreign policy has become under US President Trump, oil prices fell 6% on Monday amid media speculation that a framework agreement is in place between the US and Iran.
Ghana: Six Arrested For Murder at Galamsey Site at Gwira Ampansie
The Ghana Police Service has arrested six suspects in connection with a fatal shooting incident at an illegal mining site, known as a galamsey, at Gwira Ampansie in the Nzema East District of the Western Region.
To Nationalise or Transform? Joy Business Hosts Roundtable on Ghana’s Extractive Future
Ghana has mined gold for over a century while also sitting on vast bauxite and manganese. About 15 years ago, it began commercial petroleum production when crude oil first flowed from the offshore Jubilee Field in December 2010. Now, Ghana is racing to stake a claim in lithium and other critical minerals.










