The 5th African Business and Human Rights Forum kicks off next week, with faith actors set to take centre stage on mining accountability.
Organisers have announced a side session titled _“The Moral Compass of Mining: Faith, Justice and Environmental Rights in Africa’s Mining Sector”_ that will unpack the human and environmental impacts of mining across the continent.
The session is expected to bring together church leaders, justice advocates and environmental defenders for a vibrant conversation on how Africa’s mineral wealth can be governed more justly.
Participants are invited to engage, connect and inspire action towards rights-based mining practices.
The event is convened in partnership with the Zimbabwe Council of Churches, All Africa Conference of Churches, FECCLAHA and Guro Almås.

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