The 2026 Mining Yearbook
Miningmx is proud to present the 2026 edition of The Mining Yearbook. Some of the highlights to look out for in this edition are:
The US is running out of bombs and bullets, a development which is putting extra urgency into its search for new sources of critical metals. Here's what it means for the world's metals market. By David McKay.
From Tim Cohen, we track Transnet's first tentative steps towards liberalisation of its rail network. First stop is making its infrastructure manager work in a way that is bankable.
Is Johannesburg about to enjoy another gold rush? Maybe but perhaps not of the kind the metal's backers expect.
West Africa has led the way in mining regulation reform but not all of it is fair or clear. Sven Lünsche examines why changes in Ghana in particular are causing heartache for its long-time gold miners.
Finally, we interview Neal Froneman on life after Sibanye-Stillwater, Handré Rossouw on turning Madagascar's minerals into batteries, and why pop-up mining is proving a bit of a worry for mining industry stakeholders.
All this and more in this year's Mining Yearbook.