{"id":61891,"date":"2025-09-19T22:16:34","date_gmt":"2025-09-19T22:16:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/lesotho\/all-news\/critical-minerals-contribute-to-instability-in-africa"},"modified":"2025-09-19T22:38:38","modified_gmt":"2025-09-19T22:38:38","slug":"critical-minerals-contribute-to-instability-in-africa","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/lesotho\/all-news\/critical-minerals-contribute-to-instability-in-africa","title":{"rendered":"Critical Minerals Contribute to Instability in Africa"},"content":{"rendered":"

Africa-Press – Lesotho. <\/strong><\/span>The race to mine critical minerals has fed instability across Africa, whether displacing residents to increase extraction or upping the stakes in armed conflicts. press looks at where minerals are mined and at what cost.<\/p>\n

Coveted for their use in environmentally oriented infrastructure and other emerging technologies, critical minerals are mined in 31 of the 54 countries on the African continent. South Africa, Nigeria and Morocco mine the largest variety of minerals \u2014 Guinea is the leader in terms of metric tons of minerals mined.<\/p>\n

The world\u2019s race to extract critical minerals could prove highly profitable for countries across Africa. However, a lack of coherent labor and environmental standards, as well as little cross-border collaboration, has meant that, for now, critical minerals have been yet another source of uncertainty in many countries.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf today we had a regional agreement on how to exploit the minerals, that could be a factor giving stability,\u201d said Jimmy Munguriek, a lawyer and the country director in the Democratic Republic of Congo for the NGO Resource Matters. \u201cOn the other hand, minerals can also be the cause of political instability,\u201d Munguriek said. \u201cFor example, the conflicts between Rwanda and DRC are notably linked to coltan mining.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2018Exploitation and smuggling\u2019 of coltan in DRC<\/p>\n

Disputes over who has the right to exploit the DRC\u2019s wealth of coltan, the critical mineral from which the highly conductive metal tantalum is derived, have contributed to three decades of unrest in the country\u2019s east. Along with tin and tungsten, tantalum is one of the 3T metals increasingly sought to power consumer electronics, such as laptop computers and smartphones, medical devices and aerospace and defense applications.<\/p>\n

The looting of the 3Ts has made the insurrection by the Congo River Alliance (AFC), a coalition of armed groups in the eastern DRC led by the M23 paramilitary group, increasingly lucrative for the militants and their main international backer: the government of the neighboring nation of Rwanda. The fight to reclaim the mines and stop the smuggling has also upped the stakes for the DRC\u2019s government. In April 2024, AFC forces seized control of the Rubaya mining site, which produces 20-30% of the coltan used worldwide and is, therefore, essential to the global supply.<\/p>\n

A parallel administration has been established by the AFC, which now controls the provincial capitals of Goma, North Kivu and Bukavu, South Kivu. In their report on the first half of 2025, UN researchers write that Erasto Bahati, the North Kivu governor appointed by the AFC, \u201cwas the key figure behind the illegal exploitation and smuggling\u201d of minerals since the capture of Rubaya.<\/p>\n

At least 150 metric tons (165 US tons) of coltan are extracted monthly from the mine and fraudulently exported to Rwanda, where the contraband coltan is then mixed with the domestic supply. The smuggling threatens the traceability of minerals through the International Tin Supply Chain Initiative (ITSCI), which is designed to ensure a \u201cmore responsible\u201d supply of raw materials for industries, produced without the involvement of armed groups and child labor.<\/p>\n

The United Nations warns that this practice represents \u201cthe largest contamination of mineral supply chains in the Great Lakes region recorded to date.\u201dInvestors turn away from the Sahel<\/p>\n

Several countries where critical minerals are rarely mined are in the Sahel region, where military juntas have taken power in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, and insecurity is on the rise.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn some countries in Africa, when there\u2019s been a change of regime, companies have seen laws changing unilaterally,\u201d Munguriek said. For businesses, this can mean an increase in taxes or a revision of their contracts with the state.<\/p>\n

Cote d\u2019Ivoire is emerging as a West African haven for gold-mining companies fleeing the Sahel\u2019s instability. In 2023, the country produced over 50 metric tons (55 US tons) of gold, and the government aims to double that output by 2030. If this effort is successful, Cote D\u2019Ivoire could surpass its northern neighbors, Mali and Burkina Faso, where production has stagnated because of the instability that has followed the countries\u2019 respective coups in 2021 and 2022. New initiatives for producing critical minerals<\/p>\n

As buyers increasingly seek to avoid conflict zones, several mining initiatives for critical minerals are emerging across Cote d\u2019Ivoire. Though the DRC and Rwanda continue to dominate global coltan production, Cote d\u2019Ivoire \u2014 already a key exporter of manganese and bauxite \u2014 is positioning itself as a credible alternative in a market disrupted by the ongoing conflict in Central Africa.<\/p>\n

In May, UK-based Switch Metals announced the launch of its coltan exploration program on the Badinikro permit, part of the Issia project in central Cote d\u2019Ivoire. The country is also bringing its own enterprises into the sector, notably BRI Coltan, which is majority-owned by Firering Strategic Minerals and is developing a coltan-processing plant. The state-owned mining company, SODEMI, has partnered with a Chinese firm, Jiangxi Asia-Africa Xinghua Minerals, to develop a future coltan mine.<\/p>\n

Beyond West Africa, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria and other countries in sub-Saharan Africa are also notably increasing their production of critical minerals such as feldspar, copper and manganese. \u201cFor a country like Nigeria, a petroleum country, critical minerals could be an asset to steer Nigeria towards the energy transition \u2014 first for its own internal policies, but also for the global interests at stake today,\u201d Munguriek said.<\/p>\n

Mining and displacement in DRC and beyond<\/p>\n

The extraction of critical minerals is reshaping the population centers surrounding the operations in countries such as the DRC.<\/p>\n

COMMUS, a joint venture between China\u2019s Zijin Mining and the DRC\u2019s state-owned Gecamines, is responsible for constructing a new district in the mineral-rich region around Kolwezi, in the country\u2019s south. Sylvain Ilunga Muleka, a metallurgy technician and a leader of the efforts to relocate his community, said there had been a nearly decade-long delay in the construction of residents\u2019 future homes, about 30 kilometers (18 miles) away from their current site, known as the Gecamines neighbourhood, in Kolwezi. In 2017, the district was home to 39,000 people; after waves of relocations and evictions, about 2,000 residents remain, according to the Pulitzer Center.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe explosion coming from the mine shakes our walls,\u201d Muleka said. \u201cIt\u2019s really risky. We have to speed up the relocation process.\u201d<\/p>\n

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