Lands Minister Arrives in South Africa for 2026 Mining Indaba Conference

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources and Acting Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah (MP), has arrived in South Africa to participate in the 2026 African Mining Indaba Conference. The conference, Africa’s largest mining investment and policy forum, brings together key stakeholders to discuss responsible and sustainable mineral development.

Hon. Armah-Kofi Buah will lead Ghana’s delegation, engaging in high-level dialogues and strategic meetings to attract investment and shape policy. He’ll headline the ‘Ghana Day event’ on February 11, 2026, showcasing the country’s business potential to investors.

This event will provide a platform for Ghana to demonstrate its commitment to responsible mining practices, highlighting its attractive investment climate, robust regulatory framework, and vast mineral resources. As Africa’s leading gold producer, Ghana is poised to deepen interest in its extractive sector.

The Minister’s participation reflects President John Dramani Mahama’s vision to advance the mining sector through global partnerships and strategic investments. “Ghana is committed to creating a conducive environment for investors, while ensuring that our natural resources benefit our people,” Hon. Armah-Kofi Buah said in a statement.

The African Mining Indaba 2026 conference is expected to attract global mining companies, investors, and regulators. Ghana’s participation will focus on promoting its mining sector, exploring opportunities for growth, and addressing key challenges facing the industry.

The Ghana Day event will feature presentations, exhibitions, and networking sessions, attracting industry leaders and investors. It’ll provide a unique opportunity for Ghana to showcase its business potential, highlighting its strategic location, skilled workforce, and infrastructure.

Ghana’s mining sector has seen significant growth, with gold production reaching record levels. The government has implemented policies to promote sustainable mining, protect the environment, and benefit local communities.

Hon. Armah-Kofi Buah’s engagements will focus on promoting Ghana’s mining sector, attracting investment, and driving economic growth. The conference provides a platform for Ghana to demonstrate its commitment to responsible mining practices and sustainable development.

The event is expected to boost Ghana’s mining sector, driving economic growth and development. With its rich mineral resources and business-friendly environment, Ghana is poised to attract significant investment in the mining sector.