Mining Insight News July–August 2026 Edition Goes Live This Friday

Mining Insight News is pleased to announce that its highly anticipated July–August 2026 edition will be available online on Friday, 3 July 2026, delivering comprehensive coverage of the latest developments shaping Africa’s mining industry.

This edition brings together exclusive reports, expert analysis, and industry updates from across Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the wider Southern African region, offering readers valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges driving the mining sector.

Among the key stories featured is Zambia’s ambitious strategy to increase annual copper production to three million tonnes by 2031, alongside an in-depth look at how the country is attracting exploration investment and strengthening its position as a global supplier of critical minerals.

Readers will also find extensive coverage of Atomic Eagle’s expanding uranium exploration programme at the Muntanga Project, Konkola Copper Mines’ plans to develop a US$317 million power plant to improve energy security, and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s latest measures to tighten cobalt export controls.

The edition further explores the DRC’s efforts to unlock new mineral potential through the launch of the MICKA Geological Exploration Project in Kasai-Oriental, as well as the country’s continued drive to modernise mining administration through the digital transformation of subcontracting certification.

Technology and innovation remain central themes throughout the publication. This issue features a detailed look at advanced mass flow measurement technologies, highlighting how modern process monitoring systems are improving operational efficiency, productivity and cost control across mining operations.

Recognising the vital role of supporting industries, the July–August edition also includes a special feature on Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain Solutions, examining how logistics providers, freight operators and infrastructure developers are helping move mining equipment, project cargo and mineral exports across Southern Africa.

Additional coverage includes mining security, energy infrastructure, corporate developments, investment opportunities, governance, ESG initiatives and emerging technologies that continue to transform Africa’s mining landscape.

Designed for mining executives, investors, engineers, geologists, government officials, procurement professionals, equipment suppliers and industry service providers, the July–August edition provides timely and relevant information for decision-makers across the mining value chain.

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A limited number of advertising opportunities remain available for this edition. Companies looking to promote their products and services to a targeted audience of mining professionals are encouraged to secure their placement before publication.

Advertising is available across both the print magazine and Mining Insight News’ digital platforms, providing businesses with extended visibility and access to a growing audience throughout Southern Africa and beyond.

The Mining Insight News July–August 2026 digital edition will be available on Friday, 3 July 2026.

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