BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi’s Minister of Energy and Mining, Jean Mathanga, has arrived in Cape Town, South Africa, to lead the country’s delegation at the African Mining Indaba 2026.
The event, taking place from February 9 to 12, is a premier platform for mining investment dialogue, bringing together governments, investors, financiers, and mining companies.
Malawi’s participation aims to position the country as an emerging destination for responsible and sustainable mining investment.
During the Indaba, Mathanga will engage with potential investors, mining companies, and development partners to showcase Malawi’s mineral potential, ongoing sector reforms, and investment opportunities across the mining value chain.
The Ministry of Energy and Mining views the Indaba as a key opportunity to strengthen Malawi’s visibility on the continental and global mining investment stage, advancing the government’s agenda of attracting responsible investment to drive economic growth and diversification.
Malawi is keen to leverage its mineral resources, including rare earth elements, graphite, uranium, and bauxite, to boost exports, create jobs, and support industrial development.
First Capital Bank (FCB) is supporting Malawi’s participation, partnering with the government to promote mining investment and strengthen investor engagement.
FCB’s involvement includes establishing the Malawi Pavilion and facilitating stakeholder engagement activities during the event.
The African Mining Indaba 2026 is themed “Stronger Together: Progress Through Partnerships,” highlighting the importance of collaboration in driving sustainable growth and development in Africa’s mining sector.
Malawi’s participation underscores its commitment to promoting sustainable development, strengthening partnerships, and unlocking long-term investment in the mining sector.
