Top 7 Must-Follow Pan-African Media Outlets for the Mining Sector

Top 7 Must-Follow Pan-African Media Outlets for the Mining Sector
The mining sector in Africa is one of the pillars of economic growth, representing nearly 30% of the continent’s total exports. From Congolese cobalt to Zimbabwean lithium, Malian gold, and Zambian copper, mining is at the heart of Africa’s structural transformation and regional integration.
For companies, institutions, and investors, choosing the right communication channels is strategic. Here is a top 7 selection of pan-African media specialized in mining, essential for amplifying visibility and reaching targeted audiences.
1. Mining & Business (DRC / Copperbelt)
A reference media outlet in the Copperbelt (DRC/Zambia), Mining & Business is a bilingual (FR/EN) magazine covering:
Mining and energy news (cobalt, copper, lithium, gold)
Major events like DRC Mining Week and Mining Indaba
Geopolitical and economic analyses (China-Africa relations, foreign investments)
Ideal for stakeholders seeking to position themselves in Central and Southern Africa.
2. Mining Review Africa
Based in South Africa, this media outlet offers pan-African reach, featuring:
A well-respected monthly magazine
A website packed with news, interviews, and case studies
A qualified audience of mining executives, investors, and engineers
A must-have platform for continent-wide mining projects.
3. African Mining Market
An active digital portal operating in over 20 African countries, known for:
Continuous monitoring of metals, energy, and environmental news
High-audience newsletters and social media channels
An international readership (traders, investors, institutions)
Perfect for fast and wide digital distribution.
4. Mining Weekly Africa
Published by Creamer Media, this is one of the most respected titles in the sector.
Daily articles on projects, M&A, and technological innovations
Highly qualified institutional and technical audience
Global recognition, a mark of credibility
A strategic outlet for global mining players.
5. Africa Mining Intelligence
A premium media focused on strategic and confidential information.
Exclusive analyses of mining contracts
Investigations into strategies of major companies and governments
Target audience: policymakers, diplomats, institutional investors
A unique tool for monitoring and anticipating industry trends.
6. African Mining News
An online platform covering major African mining projects.
News on gold, coal, copper, oil, and gas
Special reports on innovation and sustainability
A strong focus on ESG and CSR issues
A relevant outlet for highlighting sustainable and responsible initiatives.
7. Mining Elites in Africa
Published by the same group as Mining Review Africa, this title showcases:
Leading figures and flagship projects in the sector
African and international success stories
Content that promotes innovation and best practices
Perfect for institutional and inspirational positioning.
Why Target These Media Outlets?
Qualified Audience: investors, public decision-makers, industry leaders
Continental Reach: visibility beyond national borders
Reinforced Credibility: these media are authoritative sources in the mining industry
Conclusion
Africa is positioning itself as a central player in the global energy transition thanks to its strategic mineral resources (cobalt, lithium, copper, gold). To maximize their impact and attract partners, mining stakeholders should communicate through these 7 key pan-African media outlets.
At Clipse Africa, we support companies and organizations in crafting and distributing high-value press releases across these strategic channels.
Similar articles
Loading similar posts...
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Don't miss anything! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive the latest articles, tips, and news directly in your inbox.