The global market for platinum group metals (PGMs) is expected to experience a 4.47% growth by 2029, largely influenced by the increasing demand for PGMs in green technologies, including hydrogen energy applications. The African continent, rich in PGM reserves, is positioned to significantly contribute to the green hydrogen revolution by enhancing green hydrogen activities and utilizing PGMs in various applications, such as fuel cell technology. Countries like Namibia and South Africa are at the forefront of green hydrogen initiatives, attracting substantial investments from various stakeholders to establish green hydrogen production capacities. For instance, Namibia has secured significant investments for green hydrogen projects, with plans to implement a large-scale project utilizing renewable energy sources. In South Africa, partnerships between private and public sector entities are driving the integration of PGMs and green hydrogen, particularly in advancing hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Additionally, South Africa is set to benefit from a large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia project, contributing to the country's export revenue. The continent's potential for green hydrogen production is further underscored by the establishment of partnerships to explore the feasibility of a green hydrogen corridor connecting provinces within South Africa and Namibia. With the surge in global demand for green hydrogen and the essential role of PGMs in this transition, Africa's Critical Minerals Africa Summit aims to facilitate discussions on policies and projects that will position the continent as a key player in the green hydrogen market.