Romulus Participates In Mining Indaba 2026 Conference In South Africa

Romulus Mining and Exploration Limited featured prominently at Mining Indaba 2026, Africa’s leading mining investment conference, where it presented its projects and partnerships aimed at advancing mineral development across the continent.

The event, held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), South Africa, brought together government officials, investors, mining companies and industry stakeholders to discuss investment, sustainability and innovation in the mining sector.

According to the company, its participation focused on responsible exploration practices, project readiness and collaboration with public and private sector partners across Africa, particularly within Nigeria’s solid minerals space.

Several Nigerian dignitaries and officials visited the exhibition, including Osun State ggovernor, Senator Ademola Adeleke; Nigeria’s Consul General in Johannesburg, Ambassador Ninikanwa Okey-Uche; Senators Gbenga Daniel, Ireti Kingibe and Ekong Sampson; Hon. Jonathan Gaza Gbefwi; Deputy Managing Director of Wema Bank, Oluwole Ajimisinmi, and the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi.

Company representatives also accompanied visiting delegates to the booth of Nigeria’s Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, where ongoing initiatives and sector opportunities were highlighted to investors and other stakeholders.

Romulus Mining said it used the platform to outline its exploration approach, investment framework and host-community engagement model, with emphasis on sustainability and regulatory compliance.

Mining Indaba is regarded as one of the continent’s largest annual gatherings of mining investors and operators, serving as a forum for policy dialogue, project promotion and cross-border partnerships in the extractive industry.