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After 98% NdPr extraction, can Malawi disrupt China’s rare earth dominance?

Rare earth and critical minerals on high demand. Photo by Robert So @ Pexels
Rare earth and critical minerals on high demand. Photo by Robert So @ Pexels
  • Malawi records 98% NdPr extraction in landmark validation.
  • Breakthrough could reshape critical minerals supply security.

 

LILONGWE, MALAWI — A rare earth breakthrough in Malawi could strengthen Africa’s position in one of the world’s most strategically important supply chains as governments seek alternatives to China’s dominance.

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