Security record (ACLED), per asset

For each of the 59 assets in the DFI screen universe, this page shows the security record Afrimintel holds: an ACLED admin1 event count where one has been captured, or the operator's own technical-report statement, each with its source. Where neither exists the cell is Absent and says why. Country indices (Fraser IAI, TI CPI, NRGI RGI, EITI) are on each country record, as their publishers state them.

Withdrawn 12 October 2026. Until this date the page was a political-risk screen. It graded each asset's jurisdiction (for example "Low", "MODERATE", "HIGH-RISK"), its expropriation and resource-nationalism risk and its political-risk-insurance availability, and gave each asset a one-line screen. Those were Afrimintel's own judgements about countries. The platform publishes verified records, not ratings, so they are withdrawn. The withdrawn cells remain in the v2.137.276 release of the feed and are described on the audit log.
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Security record (ACLED) — per-asset — rendered at build time from /api/v1/political.json (as of 2026-10-12). Every figure carries the state, source and date the feed carries. This static table is replaced by the interactive one when scripts run.
AssetCountryOperatorsecurity acled
Twin HillsNamibiaShanjin International (acquired Osino)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
KokosebNamibiaWia Gold 80% / Epangelo 20%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
NyanzagaTanzaniaPerseus Mining 80% / GoT 20%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Ngualla (rare earths)TanzaniaMamba / Peak Rare Earths 84% / GoT 16%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kabanga NickelTanzaniaLifezone Metals / Tembo Nickel4 (Sourced · ACLED admin1 Explorer snapshot, captured 2026-05-12 — mirrored from api/v1/bankability.json security_overlay (same Sourced cell); admin1-level, 50 km radius gated to ACLED Commercial License)
AssafouCote d'IvoireEndeavour Mining— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
KoneCote d'IvoireMontage Gold— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
DoropoCote d'IvoireResolute Mining— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Ewoyaa (lithium)GhanaAtlantic Lithium (MIIF state equity)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
BaomahunSierra LeoneFG Gold (private)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
KurmukEthiopiaAllied Gold (KGM ~70%)NI 43-101 TR notes potential for local/regional unrest affecting access and supply chains; mitigated with on-site supply storage (Sourced · Allied NI 43-101 TR)
KalanaMaliEndeavour Mining (SOMIKA 80% / Mali 20%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Colluli (SOP potash)EritreaCMSC — SRBG 50% / ENAMCO 50%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kasiya (rutile-graphite)MalawiSovereign Metals (Rio Tinto 19.9%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Etango (uranium)NamibiaBannerman Energy / CNNC (CNOL) JV— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Mahenge (graphite)TanzaniaBlack Rock Mining 84% / GoT 16%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Songwe Hill (rare earths)MalawiMkango Resources (GoM 10%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Tumas (uranium)NamibiaDeep Yellow (Oponona 5% post-FID)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kangankunde (rare earths)MalawiLindian Resources (RVR 67%->100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Makuutu (heavy rare earths)UgandaIonic Rare Earths / RRM (~6% local)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kobada (gold)MaliToubani Resources ~90% / Mali 10%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Banio (potash)GabonMillennial Potash (US DFC-backed)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Epanko (graphite)TanzaniaEcoGraf / TanzGraphite— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Dugbe (gold)LiberiaPasofino Gold / HRL (GoL 10% free-carry)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Sanankoro (gold)MaliCora Gold (EEA 29.9%) / Mali 10%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Chilalo (graphite)TanzaniaEvolution Energy Minerals (ARCH cornerstone)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Mingomba (copper)ZambiaKoBold Metals 80% / ZCCM-IH 20%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Phalaborwa (rare earths)South AfricaRainbow Rare Earths (US-DFC/TechMet-backed)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kola (potash)Republic of CongoKore Potash (97%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Waterberg (PGM)South AfricaPlatinum Group Metals Ltd / Implats / HJ / Mnombo(BEE)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Longonjo (rare earths)AngolaPensana Plc (FSDEA ~29%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
K.Hill (battery manganese)BotswanaGiyani Metals (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Minim Martap (bauxite)CameroonCanyon Resources / Camalco (Camrail 26.9%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Steelpoortdrift (vanadium)South AfricaVanadium Resources (VR8) 86.49%— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Dasa (uranium)NigerGlobal Atomic via SOMIDA (Niger govt 20%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Baniaka (iron ore)GabonGenmin (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kanyika (niobium)MalawiGlobe Metals & Mining (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Vara Mada / Toliara (mineral sands + REE)MadagascarEnergy Fuels (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Farim (phosphate)Guinea-BissauItafos (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Boumadine (polymetallic Au-Ag-Zn-Pb)MoroccoAya Gold & Silver (operates Zgounder)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Lofdal (heavy rare earths)NamibiaNamibia Critical Metals 95% (JOGMEC JV)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Haib (copper-moly-gold porphyry)NamibiaKoryx Copper (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Orom-Cross (graphite)UgandaBlencowe Resources (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Bankan (gold)GuineaPredictive Discovery (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Zanaga (iron ore)Republic of CongoZanaga Iron Ore Co (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Muntanga (uranium)ZambiaAtomic Eagle (100%; ex-GoviEx)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Bilboes (gold)ZimbabweCaledonia Mining (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Douta (gold)SenegalThor Explorations (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Bekisopa (iron ore)MadagascarAKORA Resources (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Enchi (gold)GhanaNewcore Gold (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Boundiali (gold)Cote d'IvoireAurum Resources (operator/owner)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Afema (gold)Cote d'IvoireTuraco Gold (80%; Sodim 20%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
TGME (gold)South AfricaTheta Gold Mines (74%; 26% BEE)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Diamba Sud (gold)SenegalFortuna Mining (100% via Boya SA)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Bunyu (graphite)TanzaniaVolt Resources (100%; UOF 62% pending)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Ancuabe (graphite)MozambiqueTriton Minerals (80%; Moz govt 10%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Zandkopsdrift (REE + Mn)South AfricaFrontier Rare Earths (IDC/Carester/Komir partners)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Kandiole (gold)MaliRoscan Gold (100%)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)
Steenkampskraal (REE + thorium)South AfricaSMM (Holdings + Bora; IDC-funded)— (Absent · not-yet-verified)

Record over 59 assets, including two in Uganda, recorded on the same terms as every other project under the editorial recusal (no editorial opinion) · source /api/v1/political.json · pipeline /api/v1/financeability.json · 2026-06-29 · v2.137.281 · every change on the record
Three states: Sourced named document and date · Derived published method, stated inputs · Absent with its basis (for example not-yet-verified, or not-applicable where the axis does not apply).