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Joe Walsh
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LEPIDICO
"The company is exceptionally proud that we have an all-Namibian leadership team within Namibia."
Hugues Jacquemin
CEO, NORTHERN GRAPHITE
"Northern Graphite found in Namibia a permitted project that can easily expand into a world-class operation. Using our experience as the only graphite producers in Canada, we want to get there first, be the quickest to reach the market and capture the high growth in graphite prices."
Darrin Campbell
PRESIDENT, NAMIBIA CRITICAL METALS
"We put out a maiden resource in 2012, and an initial PEA two years later, but it was the work done in the last two years that established Lofdal as one of the richest dysprosium and terbium deposits in the world, outside of China."
Ricus Grimbeek
PRESIDENT AND CEO, TREVALI MINING
Trevali Mining details progress at its’ flagship asset, the Rosh Pinah zinc mine in Namibia.
Albert Du Preez
SVP, HEAD OF TOMRA MINING
TOMRA Sorting Mining explains the benefits of sensor-based sorting for mining operations beyond industrial minerals and diamonds.
André Snyman
MANAGING DIRECTOR, WALVIS BAY SALT HOLDINGS
Walvis Bay Salt Holdings explains what is needed to successfully grow industry in Namibia.
Fabian Shaanika
SECTOR LEAD: MINING AND NATURAL RESOURCES, RAND MERCHANT BANK (RMB) NAMIBIA
Rand Merchant Bank speaks about the importance of the mining industry for Namibia.
Jed Richardson
PRESIDENT & CEO, TRIGON METALS
Trigon Metals is set to produce copper at its Kombat mine and intends to use the cash flow for continued exploration in Morocco and Namibia.
Shahram Tafazoli
FOUNDER AND CEO, MOTION METRICS
Motion Mertics explains how the latest technologies are being deployed in African mines.
Ricus Grimbeek
PRESIDENT AND CEO, TREVALI
Trevali Mining examines the challenges of mining in the time of COVID-19 and how efforts to reduce costs have been rewarded.
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