Part 2: Sheila Khama on Leveraging Mineral Wealth for Africa’s Growth | Growth Well Podcast

Join us in this insightful episode of the Growth Well Podcast, where host Oabona Kgengwenyane sits down with Sheila Khama, a renowned expert in mineral economics and former executive at Debeers and other major mineral companies. Discover how Sheila leverages her extensive experience to advocate for sustainable mineral development and governance in Africa. Learn about the strategic approaches to managing Africa’s rich mineral resources for economic growth and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. This episode is packed with valuable lessons on sustainability, leadership, and economic transformation, essential for anyone interested in the future of Africa’s mining sector. Don't miss this engaging and informative conversation!
Episode Highlights:
- Introduction to Sheila Khama and her extensive experience in the mining industry.
- Insights on sustainable practices in mineral resource management.
- The impact of Africa’s mineral wealth on economic development.
- Challenges and opportunities in the African mining sector.
- Sheila's vision for the future of mineral economics in Africa.
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[@boitumelomokoka5294]

This was amazing and timely! My name is Boitumelo Mokoka and I am a 2nd year PhD Student at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan. My thesis is on Understanding Foreign Direct Investment and Global Value Chain participation in Africa. This conversation really sparked my passion for Botswana more than ever! Thank you so much for inviting Mma Khama🎉🎉🎉

[@mulalobusinge]

Money....is the real world has no value but yet countries use that excuse as a way to halt real progress yet china,japan..etc have run up high debts printing and working with some purpose to develop their nation and those around them...trade within africa should be the focus more than exporting further away ..made and sold in africa being a slogan

[@ismailgodo5342]

She is sharp!

[@IgaBo]

She is very sharp. Brilliant mind!

[@zazzleq6139]

Part 2 is better than Part 1