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A full-service African law firm. Est in SA in 1868 with the purpose to advise the businesses and industries shaping Africa's future.
Johannesburg | Cape Town webberwentzel.com Joined August 2010
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At this year's African Critical Minerals Summitsummit, Ziyanda Sibeko joined industry leaders and stakeholders to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Africa's critical minerals future.

A key theme that emerged from the discussions was the importance of policy and regulatory certainty in building investor confidence in South Africa's mining sector. This includes the need for further refinement of aspects of the draft Mineral Resources Development Bill, 2025, particularly in relation to the absence of a statutory mediation, tribunal or arbitration pathway.

The discussions also reinforced the importance of meaningful community consultation throughout the prospecting and mining lifecycle.
As South Africa looks to strengthen its position in the global critical minerals landscape, a clear and predictable regulatory framework, coupled with meaningful stakeholder engagement, will remain important foundations for attracting investment and supporting sustainable growth.

The summit may have come to an end, but the conversation around unlocking the full potential of Africa's critical minerals is far from over. We remain engaged in these important conversations and in the discussions shaping the future of mining, investment and sustainable growth across the continent.

#ACMS2026 #CriticalMinerals #Mining #Investment #MiningBeyondBorders
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From 4 to 6 September, Andre October, President and Chair of the National Executive Committee of the Maritime Law Association of South Africa (MLASA), will attend the Maritime Law Association of South Africa's AGM & Conference at The President Hotel in Sea Point, Cape Town.

He will be joined by Past Presidents Gavin Fitzmaurice and Patrick Holloway, as well as Andre Bowley, Sheena Dias (MLASA Exco and Cape Chapter committee member), Katlego Bulala (MLASA Cape Chapter committee member), Micaela Bebington and Wesley Swartz.

This year’s theme, “What’s Really at Stake? Risk, responsibility, and exposure in today’s shipping environment”, will bring together maritime lawyers, judges, advocates, arbitrators, P&I correspondents, marine experts, insurers, regulators and industry participants to discuss the risks and challenges shaping today’s shipping and maritime sectors.

The programme will cover key issues across shipping, maritime law, marine insurance, ports and logistics, arbitration, maritime safety, casualty response, regulation and marine risk. It will also provide an opportunity to exchange insights with local and international professionals and strengthen relationships across the maritime industry.

The conference will feature local and international speakers, including keynote address by Anton Musgrave on 4 September, offering valuable perspectives on developments shaping South African and international maritime law and commerce.

The event is hosted by the Maritime Law Association of South Africa, with conference organisation by Wedgewood DMC Africa.

#MaritimeLaw #Shipping #MarineInsurance #Ports #Logistics #SouthAfrica #MLASA
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Mozambique's investment story has long been dominated by LNG. But there is another opportunity worth watching.

For investors and manufacturers looking at Southern Africa, the opportunity may lie not in Mozambique competing with established industrial hubs, but in the role it can play within an increasingly connected regional manufacturing ecosystem.

As regional supply chains evolve, Mozambique's geography could become one of its most important strategic assets.

In this article, Yael Shafrir and Sabeeha Loonat, in collaboration with Pedro Couto (Chairman of Couto, Graça & Associates), explore Mozambique's potential as a regional manufacturing and logistics platform, shaped by its Indian Ocean coastline, strategic transport corridors, natural resources and access to regional and global markets.

Read more: Mozambique: Southern Africa's emerging industrial platform | Webber Wentzel

#Mozambique #Investment #Manufacturing #Logistics #Africa #Trade #Infrastructure
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Ziyanda Sibeko will be attending and speaking at the African Critical Minerals Summit 2026, taking place on 25–26 August 2026.

The summit, hosted by the African Critical Minerals Summit, brings together leaders and key stakeholders from across the mining and investment sectors to engage on Africa's critical minerals landscape, investment opportunities, and the role of the sector in driving continental growth and development.

Ziyanda will join a panel discussion on “Mining Beyond Borders: Unlocking Continental Prosperity.” The event will also provide a valuable platform for knowledge sharing, meaningful discussion and networking among professionals and leaders across the sector.

Find out more: acmsummit.com

#ACMS2026 #CriticalMinerals #MiningAfrica #Leadership #Investment #SACCI #ACMS2026 #MiningBeyondBorders #AfricaRising #YoungLeaders
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Nomsa Mbere, Partner at Webber Wentzel, will be joining a panel at the Manufacturing Indaba.

She will engage in a discussion titled "From Mine to Manufacturing: Unlocking Africa's Critical Minerals for Industrial Growth," which focuses on enhancing Africa's minerals value chain and promoting sustainable industrial advancement throughout the continent.

If you will be attending, feel free to contact Nomsa to connect.

#MiningLaw #ManufacturingIndaba2026 #CriticalMinerals #WebberWentzel