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DAY 1 RECAP OF YESTERDAY 16th JUNE 2026

VISIONARY AFRICAN WOMEN SUMMIT ZAMBIA 2026
_Official Partner: Multi-Purpose Women in Mining Association of Zambia_

THE VISIONARY AFRICAN WOMEN SUMMIT ZAMBIA 2026 is convening in Lusaka as a landmark platform dedicated to amplifying the voices, ventures, and vision of African women across business and natural resources.

PURPOSE & FOCUS
This summit is about women: their leadership, innovation, and economic impact. It brings together entrepreneurs, executives, policymakers, investors, and change-makers to outpour strategic vision for Africa's next decade of growth. The core agenda centers on 2 pillars:

1. Business Sector Transformation Scaling women-led enterprises through access to capital, markets, trade partnerships, and digital innovation. We’ll unpack practical roadmaps for growth, resilience, and cross-border expexpexpansion
2. Women in Mining & Natural Resources: In partnership with the Multi-Purpose Women in Mining Association of Zambia, the summit places women at the center of mining value chains. Discussions will cover licensing, beneficiation, opportunities that shift women from the periphery to decision-making tables.

A PAN-AFRICAN GATHERING
Vision becomes impact when countries collaborate. Delegations and thought leaders will converge from key mining and business economies across the continent, including:

SOUTH AFRICA– Advanced mining finance, industrial policy, and women-led supplier development

GHANA– Artisanal and small-scale mining formalization, gold value addition

NIGERIA– Diversification beyond oil, agribusiness, fintech, and women in trade

TANZANIA– Gemstone, gold, and critical minerals, plus regional trade corridors
and Other countries like ZIMBABWE, CAMERON AND RUSIA
where also part of this massive Event.

Zambia– Host nation, spotlighting copper, energy transition minerals, and women in mining leadership

Each nation will present country visions, share policy insights, and forge bilateral partnerships. The goal is a unified African agenda where women are not just participants, but architects of investment and development strategy.

*SUMMIT OUTCOMES*
Attendees can expect high-level panels, B2B matchmaking, investor pitch sessions, masterclasses on governance and ESG, and a Women in Mining showcase hosted by our official partner. The summit will conclude with a Zambia Declaration — a collective vision document outlining commitments for women’s economic inclusion across business and extractive industries.

This is more than an event. It is a movement to reposition African women as visionaries, investors, and owners of the sectors shaping our future.



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is a distinguished African leader and development advocate with extensive experience in land management, mining, logistics, international cooperation, and sustainable development. She is widely recognized for her commitment to women's empowerment, economic growth, and fostering strategic partnerships across Africa.

She currently serves as Head of Lands and Mining at IWDC 26 and Oleifera International Africa, National Chairperson of Women in Logistics South Africa, Deputy Director of Africa Kingdoms Facilitation of International Cooperation under the State of Africa Diaspora, and President of Africa Renaissance for Development.

Holds leadership and advisory positions in various organizations focused on mining, culture, blue economy initiatives, and international development.

showed championed for women's participation in traditionally male-dominance sectors, particular mining. Her leadership has contributed to increased opportunities for women in the mining industry and the responsible mining practices.

Also hournering speakers at international conferences, where she shares insights on land rights, mining, women's leadership, sustainable development, and African economic transformation and peace.
Her work in progress continues to thrive intentionally

14/06/2026

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14/06/2026

The Zimbabwe Miners Federation and Magaya Mining will host First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa at an environmental awareness meeting for artisanal and small-scale miners in Chegutu.

The initiative comes as the ASM sector contributes more than 60% of Zimbabwe’s gold deliveries while facing growing pressure to improve environmental practices, reduce mercury use and formalise operations.

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Zimbabwe Miners Federation - ZMF

06/06/2026

South African and African manufacturers are facing growing pressure to remain competitive in an increasingly challenging global market. The solution lies in localisation, innovation, market expansion, and strategic partnerships.

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Discover:
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This is where Africa’s manufacturing future takes shape.

Register today and be part of the movement to Make it in Africa: https://manufacturingindaba.co.za/register-conference-jhb/

06/06/2026

JUST IN: Ghana’s Finance Minister Ato Forson has announced that mining lease renewals will no longer be automatic. Mining companies will now be required to properly develop their concessions and prove real investment and productivity before any renewal is granted.

This is a strong and strategic move for Ghana’s resource governance.

It’s time Ghana takes full control of its natural wealth and ensures that mining is done in the national interest, not just for foreign extraction and profit. Every concession must deliver real development, jobs, and value to the country before it is extended.

Ghana’s resources should work for Ghanaians first. No more passive renewals, no more empty promises. Only performance, accountability, and real development.

06/06/2026

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05/06/2026

"The future of Africa's mineral sector will not be defined by what we extract from the ground, but by the value we create, the industries we build, and the partnerships we forge to advance sustainable development across the continent." Multi-Purpose Women In Mining Association of Zambia.

WWF Deutschland
WITS Enterprise
The African Minerals Development Center -AMDC
United Nations in Zambia

04/06/2026