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When International Law Becomes Optional: What Critical Minerals Geopolitics Means For Mining

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By Otsile Matlou, Denise Van Heerden
| Mondaq
Otsile Matlou’s articles from ENS are most popular: in Africa in Africa ENS are most popular: within Accounting and Audit, Consumer Protection and Real Estate and Construction topic(s) The principle of permanent sovereignty of nations over natural resources has anchored the international economic order since the United Nations adopted it in 1962.
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Mining Indaba 2026 ENSight

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By Annelie Giles, Kristel van Rensburg, Ntebaleng Sekabate, Otsile Matlou
| ensafrica.com
PRINT | SUBSCRIBE | UNSUBSCRIBE | TEXT ONLY ENSight 03 Feb 2026 Mining Indaba 2026 Below, we share our Mining Indaba ENSight, featuring a hand‑selected collection of articles that reflect this year’s most pressing mining conversations - including innovation and technology, circular mining models, cybersecurity risks, health and safety enforcement and the broader geopolitical forces reshaping the industry.
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Botswana Strengthens Governance And Beneficiation In Mining Sector

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By Otsile Matlou, Ntsiki Adonisi
| Mondaq
E ENS More ENS is an independent law firm with over 200 years of experience. The firm has over 600 practitioners in 14 offices on the continent, in Ghana, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. Following the elections in 2024, the current government in Botswana has been hard at work to bring about changes in the mining industry. As a result, the Mines and Minerals (Amendment) Act No. 14 of 2024... Botswana Energy and Natural Resources
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