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Marie-Claire Yaya
CEO, ITM HOLDING
ITM Holding describes the services that it is bringing to DRC and intends to offer across Africa.
Susa Maleba & Wouter Jordaan
SRK DRC COUNTRY MANAGER & PARTNER AND PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST, SRK CONSULTING AFRICA
SRK Consulting describes its services to mining from its DRC office.
Nigel Ferguson
MANAGING DIRECTOR, AVZ MINERALS
"A reliable source of power remains challenging in the DRC, therefore, AVZ’s goal is to rely on the use of renewable energy through hydropower at Mpiana Mwanga."
Louis Watum
PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER OF MINES, DRC
The Chamber of Mines of the DRC explains the conditions relating to the mining industry there.
Stephen Smithyman
CEO, KANU EQUIPMENT
Kanu Equipment comments on the challenges and opportunities in Africa for a mining and construction dealership.
Yannick Mbiya Ngandu
DIRECTOR, TRUST MERCHANT BANK (TMB) DRC
TMB is a rapidly expanding bank in DRC, and the only one to be based in the mining capital, Lubumbashi.
Noel Mabuma
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, CONGO EQUIPMENT
Congo Equipment discusses supplying the mining industry in DRC.
Fanon Beya
DIRECTOR, CONNEXAFRICA
ConnexAfrica is a new entity resulting from its separation from Comexas Afrique and provides logistics services for miners in the DRC.
Marna Cloete & Patricia Makhesha
PRESIDENT AND CFO & EXECUTIVE VP SUSTAINABILITY AND SPECIAL PROJECTS, IVANHOE MINES
Ivanhoe Mines explains progress at its Kamoa-Kakula copper mine in the DRC as it moves towards production.
Amedeo Anniciello
CEO, STANDARD BANK DRC
Standard Bank DRC builds on its international and African network in an effort to become the preeminent corporate investment bank in DRC.
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