GEOPOLITICS OF CRITICAL MINERAL SUPPLY

Sheila Khama guides each conversation in GEOPOLITICS OF CRITICAL MINERAL SUPPLY, a podcast that digs into the complex and often unseen forces shaping global markets. This isn't just about geology or commodity prices; it's about the strategic competition, trade policies, and national security concerns that determine who controls the essential materials powering our world. From lithium for electric vehicle batteries to rare earth elements in smartphones and defense systems, these resources are at the heart of modern economic and political rivalries. Each week, Sheila is joined by experts from fields like international relations, finance, and resource management to unpack how decisions in boardrooms and capitals create ripple effects across industries and borders. Listeners gain a clearer understanding of the investment risks and opportunities in this volatile sector, hearing firsthand analysis on supply chain vulnerabilities, the push for ethical sourcing, and how climate goals are reshaping resource diplomacy. The discussions are grounded in real-world stakes, making the dense topic of mineral supply chains accessible and immediately relevant for anyone interested in the future of business and global power. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of the raw materials that build and disrupt our interconnected economies.