Graphite is a naturally occurring crystalline form of carbon, found primarily in metamorphic and igneous rocks. Characterised by contrasting properties, graphite is both extremely soft—breaking with little pressure—and has a

Graphite, the most stable form of carbon in its natural crystalline state, appears as an opaque, black substance with a metallic lustre. Composed of carbon atoms arranged in hexagonal layers,

Graphite, a naturally occurring carbon form, is known for its notable properties, including conductivity, resistance to high temperatures, and lubricating ability. These characteristics make it an invaluable material in various

Mozambique, Madagascar, and Tanzania collectively hold an impressive 69 million tonnes of graphite reserves, representing 21% of the world’s total reserves. In 2021, Mozambique and Madagascar were significant players in

The discovery of graphene, a Nobel Prize-winning material, marks its 20th anniversary today, on Tuesday, 22 October. This groundbreaking material, isolated by Professor Sir Andre Geim and Professor Sir Kostya

Graphite mining plays a critical role in various industries due to the unique properties of graphite, a form of carbon that exhibits excellent electrical conductivity, high thermal resistance, and strength.

Graphite is one of the three natural forms of carbon, alongside diamond and coal. It is essential in various industries, from lithium-ion batteries and nuclear reactors to its common use

The global energy transition and rapid digitalisation have placed critical minerals at the forefront of investor and policymaker attention. However, less is discussed about their role in military defence, especially

Graphite has emerged as a key metal for the renewable energy sector, and its importance is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. The global graphite market has experienced

The development of battery mineral value chains (BMVC) across Africa remains limited beyond the mining stage. However, recent investments and high-level pledges, particularly from the US and EU, indicate a