Global mining leaders and stakeholders are gathering in Cape Town, South Africa (SA) a to attend  the Mining Indaba 2025. This annual meeting attracts senior executives, decision-makers, and government representatives from around the world, all of whom share a focus on the African continent.

The meeting provides an ideal platform for generating new business leads. The event ends on Wednesday the fifth. Technical Advisory Mining Leader, at Deloitte Africa, Stewart  Nupen is part of delegation attending the Indaba.

Nupen spoke to Channel Africa News reporter, Thuto Ngobeni on their expectations for this year's meeting

Global mining leaders and stakeholders are gathering in Cape Town, South Africa (SA) a to attend &nbsp;the Mining Indaba 2025. This annual meeting attracts senior executives, decision-makers, and government representatives from around the world, all of whom share a focus on the African continent.
The meeting provides an ideal platform for generating new business leads. The event ends on Wednesday the fifth. Technical Advisory Mining Leader, at Deloitte Africa, Stewart &nbsp;Nupen is part of delegation attending the Indaba.
Nupen spoke to Channel Africa News reporter, Thuto Ngobeni on their expectations for this year's meeting

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Global mining leaders gather in Cape Town, SA a to attend  the Mining Indaba 2025

The body of the former Zambian president Dr. Edgar Lungu is at the centre of a complex legal dispute...Lungu died in South Africa in June last year, he has not been buried. The conflict over his burial is between his family led by his wife,Esther and the Zambian government. The family seek a private funeral without the presence of Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema, BUT the government wants the former president to be buried at Embassy Park in Lusaka with full state honours. Last week,  the Zambian government briefly took possession of the remains, claiming the family's appeal had lapsed. However, the family secured an urgent South African High Court order that same night, directing that the body be returned to a private funeral home until at least May 21.  Now to discuss this further we are joined by Dr Eustone Chiputa, a Historian, and Socio-economic analyst from the University of Zambia in Lusaka

The body of the former Zambian president Dr. Edgar Lungu is at the centre of a complex legal dispute...Lungu died in South Africa in June last year, he has not been buried. The conflict over his burial is between his family led by his wife,Esther and the Zambian government. The family seek a private funeral without the presence of Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema, BUT the government wants the former president to be buried at Embassy Park in Lusaka with full state honours. Last week, &nbsp;the Zambian government briefly took possession of the remains, claiming the family's appeal had lapsed. However, the family secured an urgent South African High Court order that same night, directing that the body be returned to a private funeral home until at least May 21. &nbsp;Now to discuss this further we are joined by Dr Eustone Chiputa, a Historian, and Socio-economic analyst from the University of Zambia in Lusaka

Lungu burial dispute deepens as family and state clash over funeral arrangements

Ghana has summoned South Africa's envoy to the country over reported acts of harassment against its citizens and other African migrants living in South Africa. This follows video clips shared online, showing vigilante groups attacking and confronting people they believed were in South Africa illegally. Authorities in Ghana warn that the xenophic attack on its citizens living in South Africa may damage diplomatic relations between South Africa and Ghana. We are now joined by His Excellency. Benjamin Quashie, Ghana's High Commissioner to South Africa

Ghana has summoned South Africa's envoy to the country over reported acts of harassment against its citizens and other African migrants living in South Africa. This follows video clips shared online, showing vigilante groups attacking and confronting people they believed were in South Africa illegally. Authorities in Ghana warn that the xenophic attack on its citizens living in South Africa may damage diplomatic relations between South Africa and Ghana. We are now joined by His Excellency. Benjamin Quashie, Ghana's High Commissioner to South Africa

"I can assure you that there is no diplomatic row"- Ghana's High Commissioner to SA, Benjamin Quashie pours cold water "spat" allegations

Now we look at some of the stories making headlines in the continent and we speak to Political analyst, Mighti Jamie

Now we look at some of the stories making headlines in the continent and we speak to Political analyst, Mighti Jamie

Global mining leaders gather in Cape Town, SA a to attend the Mining Indaba 2025

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