Botswana Mining Review Comprehensive Coverage of the Progress and Achievements in the Mining Sector

Pan-African telecommunications provider Paratus Botswana and Paris-based satellite operator Eutelsat Communications SA are deploying low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks to drive digital transformation across Southern Africa’s mining sector. The companies showcased their integrated network architecture as official connectivity partners at the Future of Mining Summit 2026, targeting remote operations …

Botswana is accelerating plans to diversify its mineral-dependent economy, turning toward alternative metals and localized manufacturing to cushion against prolonged volatility in the global diamond market. Diamonds currently account for roughly 80% of the southern African nation’s export revenue and 30% of its gross domestic product. However, falling market prices …

SKF South Africa’s Application Engineering Services cover a wide suite of solutions including installation, lubrication systems, condition monitoring and bearing remanufacturing. At the core of the company’s Application Engineering strategy is a commitment to move beyond the development and installation of housings, bearings and sealing systems by integrating reliability services …

Botswana is launching a sweeping overhaul of its state-dominated mining sector, driving a capital deployment push into non-diamond mineral exploration, domestic downstream processing, and citizen-led supply chains to insulate the economy from a volatile global diamond market. The southern African nation, the world’s largest diamond producer by value, is grappling …

Botswana’s only active gold mine is coming back online, with Nova Africa Resources and partner AgaOne Commodities moving to restart the long-dormant Mupane operation by mid-2027 following a $21.5 million acquisition and plans that go well beyond simply reopening the pit. Located near Francistown in the North-East District, Mupane Gold …