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AAMEG is a non-financial contributor, and a member of the Steering Committee that governs the Bribery Prevention Network.

AAMEG Pleased to Announce Two New Board Members at the Annual General Meeting on 26 November 2020

The Australia-Africa Minerals & Energy Group (AAMEG) announced the winners of the 2020 AAMEG Africa Awards at the Pan Pacific Hotel last night in a well-attended ceremony of industry professionals.

The 2019 AAMEG Africa Awards saw some outstanding applications from a number of companies, including Resolute Mining, who won the ‘Best Workforce and Industry Development Initiative’ award for their Malian Talent Development Program, situated in South Mali.

At the inaugural AAMEG Africa Awards in 2019, Syrah Resources Limited took out the award for ‘Best Innovation in Corporate Social Development’ for its Balama Professional Training Centre project, located in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique.

Tania Constable, CEO of MCA and 2020 Africa Awards Judge has spearheaded some sensational projects throughout her decorated career and took the time to share some of her insights on the evolving minerals industry and its relationship with ESG.

AAMEG and Norton Rose Fulbright combined forces on Monday 19 October 2020 and hosted their Spring Seminar Financing Mining Projects under the Equator Principles, held online.

AAMEG today announced its nominees for the 2020 AAMEG Africa Awards—the premier event recognising leadership in environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices by Australian explorers, miners and industry service organisations working in Africa.

On Thursday 3 September we hosted a webinar to support nominees in their submission process. If you weren’t able to attend the webinar, these short Q&A videos will make it easy to catch the valuable insights shared.

A partner at PwC’s Melbourne office and Vice-Chair of AAMEG, Ben Gargett is one of the five panellists making up this year’s 2020 AAMEG Africa Awards judging panel. One of the key instigators of the AAMEG Africa Awards, Ben specialises in financial assurance services to resources industry, primarily mining, but also oil and gas.

AAMEG wishes to annouonce that ASIC has consented to the resignation of AAMEG’s auditor, Deloitte Touche Tohmattsu, effective from the 16th of September 2020.

On Thursday 3 September we hosted a webinar to support nominees in their submission process. If you weren’t able to attend the webinar, these short Q&A videos will make it easy to catch the valuable insights shared.

Featured in Mining Review Africa recently, CEO William Witham discusses the shift in global business culture at the hands of COVID-19.

The 2020 AAMEG Africa Awards welcome nominations from mining companies who aspire to enable the local communities surrounding their operations to be engaged meaningfully to reach their full potential. Read more…

AAMEG is pleased to be a supporting partner of Jonah Group, a global industry leader, partnering global organisations to achieve breakthrough results in safety, mental health and leadership.

We are pleased to inform that AAMEG is a Supporting Association for an editorial feature about Australia Miners in Africa.

Like most Australian businesses, we’re finding new ways to engage with our members and stakeholders amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

With both the population and the mining workforce ageing, Australia’s mining sector needs to reposition itself and change the narrative to secure social licenses to operate and attract the in-demand millennial talent pool.

The Australia Africa Minerals and Energy Group (AAMEG) is urging its members to prepare for COVID-19, today launching an online knowledge hub to support Australian minerals and energy companies with operations in Africa.

There are more than 168 ASX listed companies with operations in Africa, that are having to make choices about paying fees or paying people at the moment. Responding to the capital raising relief announced by the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) yesterday, AAMEG has called for further temporary waivers on annual charges applicable to Australian junior exploration and development companies with operations in Africa.