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MECKTILDER

Africa does not lack resources. It lacks systems of ownership.

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Mecktilder M M is an advisor, speaker and policy voice across the African mineral value chain: from the pit to the policy table.

governments · investors · mining and industrial firms

My Story

From the pit

  1. 2010 · University of Dar es Salaam Business School

    Reads Commerce & Finance

  2. 2012 · Melela (Morogoro) · Nanyupu (Mozambique)

    Artisanal gold

  3. 2021 · Dar es Salaam

    Founds TWiMMI

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Track record

  • Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

    2025 · Arusha and Lusaka

    A relationship sustained across the board meeting in Arusha and the ICGLR regional forum in Lusaka.

  • ICGLR regional panels

    2023 -2025 · DRC, South Sudan, Zambia, Uganda

    Recommendations on critical and strategic minerals shaped for most ICGLR member states.

  • PanAFGEO

    2024

    Authored a chapter of the ASM handbook, now in service across 18 countries.

  • University of Cape Town, LEAD Programme

    2024 -2026 · Cape Town

    Invited faculty three years running, most recently teaching value creation across the mineral value chain.

  • Investing in African Mining Indaba

    2026 · Cape Town

    Hosted MI26, after being named one of Africa’s 30 Future Leaders at MI24 and speaking at the MI25 opening ceremony.

  • Investing in African Mining Indaba

    2027 · Cape Town

    Ambassador for the 33rd edition, announced September 2026.

Insights

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Speaking

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Speaking reel

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  • Beyond Extraction: Owning Africa’s Value Chain From Ground to Global

    The case for Africa holding processing, standards and markets, rather than selling the rock and buying back the product.

  • Golden Opportunities: Securing Shared Benefits from Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining

    Why transparency on its own does not move value to the people who dig, and what governance has to do instead.

  • Investors of Choice: What Kind of Investors Do Communities and Countries Want?

    Buyers ask for responsibly sourced minerals and pay for irresponsibly sourced ones. What changes when that gap closes.

  • Future-Proofing Africa Mining

    The sector’s next decade belongs to a generation already working in it, and that changes how it should be governed and financed.

  • Gender Voice on Critical Minerals

    Without sex-disaggregated data, policy and finance cannot see the women already across the value chain. What that blindness costs.

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