Africa Mining and Engineering Review
The East Africa dedicated segment brings you the latest developments, trends, and insights from the vibrant and rapidly evolving mining and engineering sectors. Covering key countries including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and Ethiopia, we provide in-depth analysis and comprehensive reports on the region’s mineral exploration, mining activities, and engineering advancements.
Stay informed about the latest projects, technological innovations, regulatory changes, and economic impacts shaping the industry. Our expert journalists and contributors deliver exclusive interviews with industry leaders, project updates, and case studies, ensuring you have the knowledge to stay ahead in this dynamic market. Whether you are an industry professional, investor, or enthusiast, the East Africa section is your essential guide to the opportunities and challenges in this crucial part of the world.
Tanzania is enhancing its mining sector through significant investments in geological services, expanding exploration capabilities, and promoting sustainable growth, aiming for regional leadership in Africa.
The reopening of the Zambia–Tanzania trade corridor revitalizes Africa’s copper exports and provides a model for developing resilient transport and logistics corridors across the continent, including the Lobito and North–South Corridors.
South African Minister of Electricity and Energy at the 2025 Africa Energy Indaba
The collaboration’s first initiative is focused on an 18-month critical infrastructure project in Eastern Uganda with EWB East Africa
A special ceremony at SDLG’s Linyi,China HQ to mark the shipment of 300 SDLG units to East Africa under the innovative Manufacturer-Partner Joint Go-Global export model. Image/SDLG
The concentrate will be sourced from the high-grade Kangankunde deposit in Malawi and will serve as a valuable feedstock for Iluka’s Eneabba rare earths refinery in Western Australia.
Nairobi, Kenya; July 8–10, 2025 – Now celebrating its 10th edition, China Trade Week (CTW) Kenya returns to the Kenyatta
Perseus has opted for a large scale, wholly open-pit mining operation, for the first phase of development, in preference to a smaller scale, combined open pit/underground option contemplated by the previous owners.
The strong Kenyan presence reflects a shared continental vision to unlock intra-African trade and industrial development, in alignment with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
These agreements, predominantly with Chinese companies, are part of Ethiopia’s economic reform strategy.
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