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Geert Klok
GENERAL MANAGER, GK ANCUABE GRAPHITE MINE, S.A.
GK Ancuabe graphite mine has expanded its capacity, offering an alternative to graphite from China and demonstrating that successful mining can be achieved in Mozambique.
Gareth Clifton
GENERAL MANAGER MOZAMBIQUE, KENMARE RESOURCES
Kenmare discusses its operations in Mozambique and the challenges currently facing the country.
Errol Smart
MD AND CEO, ORION MINERALS
Orion Minerals will be South Africa’s next copper and zinc producer with the Prieska project being a copper-predominant project. Full development is scheduled to begin in early 2020.
Roger Dixon
CORPORATE CONSULTANT, SRK CONSULTING
SRK’s team in South Africa sees increased opportunity in environmental and social governance issues.
Olivier Duterme
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, BANQUE COMMERCIALE DU CONGO (BCDC)
BCDC has existed as a leading domestic bank for 110 years in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Paulo Reis
MANAGING PARTNER, EY MOZAMBIQUE
EY Mozambique sees opportunity to capitalize on the extractive industries to benefit the country’s development of other sectors.
Adry Nzonzimbu
DIRECTOR, MINEQUIP
Minequip prepares to transform its operations in the DRC with the opening of a new warehouse and repair facility this year.
Deon Heyns
CEO, CONGO EQUIPMENT
Congo Equipment is the official CAT dealer for the mining region of DRC.
Louison Kiyombo
PARTNER, KPMG
KPMG draws on global experience and local expertise to help clients navigate the DRC’s complicated legislative framework.
Cécile Amory
GENERAL MANAGER, MINING CONTRACTING SERVICES CONGO (MCSC)
Local contracting firm MCSC discusses its strategy for ensuring sustainable growth in the risky DRC mining game.
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