The future of mining in the DRC won't be imported - it will be developed right here, alongside the people, partners, and businesses of this nation. That's a message conveyed by AECI Mining Chemicals at DRC Mining Week 2025. The company took full advantage of the event to emphasise its long-term dedication to the country and to advocate for a mining sector built on strong local partnerships, sustainable industrial practices, and inclusive prosperity. Channel Africa business reporter Innocent Semosa has the full story.

The future of mining in the DRC won't be imported - it will be developed right here, alongside the people, partners, and businesses of this nation. That's a message conveyed by AECI Mining Chemicals at DRC Mining Week 2025. The company took full advantage of the event to emphasise its long-term dedication to the country and to advocate for a mining sector built on strong local partnerships, sustainable industrial practices, and inclusive prosperity. Channel Africa business reporter Innocent Semosa has the full story.

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 The future of mining in the DRC won't be imported: AECI Mining Chemicals

At the 2026 Africa CEO Forum in Rwanda, President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, has used the platform to address Africa's top business leaders, policymakers, and investors on the continent's economic future.

 Speaking at the high-profile gathering, President Kagame focused on strengthening Africa's private sector growth, improving regional integration, and accelerating investment-led development as key drivers for sustainable economic transformation.

Channel Africa's economics reporter innocent Semosa has more.

At the 2026 Africa CEO Forum in Rwanda, President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, has used the platform to address Africa's top business leaders, policymakers, and investors on the continent's economic future.
&nbsp;Speaking at the high-profile gathering, President Kagame focused on strengthening Africa's private sector growth, improving regional integration, and accelerating investment-led development as key drivers for sustainable economic transformation.
Channel Africa's economics reporter innocent Semosa has more.

President of Rwanda urges private sector-led growth, regional integration at 2026 Africa CEO Forum

African business leaders, investors, heads of state, and senior government officials from across the continent and beyond, have converged in Kigali, Rwanda for the Africa CEO Forum which began today.  

This year the event is taking place under the theme: "The Scale Imperative: Why Africa Must Embrace Shared Ownership." 

To reflect on what can be expected form the event is Teddy Kaberuka, International Consultant and Economic Analyst and AI strategist based in Rwanda.

African business leaders, investors, heads of state, and senior government officials from across the continent and beyond, have converged in Kigali, Rwanda for the Africa CEO Forum which began today. &nbsp;
This year the event is taking place under the theme: "The Scale Imperative: Why Africa Must Embrace Shared Ownership."&nbsp;
To reflect on what can be expected form the event is Teddy Kaberuka, International Consultant and Economic Analyst and AI strategist based in Rwanda.

Africa CEO Forum opens in Kigali with focus on shared ownership, scaled growth

Domestic tourism is expected to remain a major driver of growth for South Africa's (SA) tourism sector as Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 concludes in the city of Durba, in KwaZulu Natal province.

Industry stakeholders say initiatives aimed at encouraging local travel are becoming increasingly important amid global economic pressures and changing consumer spending patterns.

To reflect on this year's Indaba and the state of domestic tourism,  Head of SA Hub for Domestic Tourism at SA Tourism, Mashoto Mokgethi.

Domestic tourism is expected to remain a major driver of growth for South Africa's (SA) tourism sector as Africa's Travel Indaba 2026 concludes in the city of Durba, in KwaZulu Natal province.
Industry stakeholders say initiatives aimed at encouraging local travel are becoming increasingly important amid global economic pressures and changing consumer spending patterns.
To reflect on this year's Indaba and the state of domestic tourism, &nbsp;Head of SA Hub for Domestic Tourism at SA Tourism, Mashoto Mokgethi.

The future of mining in the DRC won't be imported: AECI Mining Chemicals

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