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Mining Indaba 2026: South Africa’s role in the global energy transition – Brand South Africa | SA News

As the world stands at a crucial moment in the global energy transition, the demand for minerals has soared. This has placed Africa, and South Africa in particular, at the very heart of future global industry, energy security and sustainable development. Mining Indaba 2026 presents an opportunity to position the country as a globally competitive, technologically advanced mining destination.

This year’s Mining Indaba, happening from 9 – 12 February at the CTICC in Cape Town, is a prime platform to showcase South Africa as an expert in sustainable and innovative mining, thereby attracting international investors, policymakers and industry leaders.

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