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Miguel Caillaux, Jonathan Campbell, Luz Blancas
GENERAL MANAGER & DIRECTOR / DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER / COMMERCIAL MANAGER, CERTIMIN S.A.
Certimin describes how it continued to expand its business and its partnerships in Peru throughout 2020.
Jody Kuzenko
PRESIDENT & CEO, TOREX GOLD RESOURCES
Torex Gold explains why 2020 was an exceptionally good year at El Limón Guajes.
Liam Morrissey
CEO, MS RISK
MS Risk speaks of the danger that the war in the Sahel represents to mines and businesses.
Simon Meadows Smith
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SEMS EXPLORATION SERVICES
SEMS Exploration is a consultancy and exploration services company in West Africa. Geologist and Managing Director, Simon Meadows Smith, walks us through the trends he observes in the region.
John Gladston
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS MANAGER, FIRST QUANTUM MINERALS LIMITED (FIRST QUANTUM)
First Quantum comments on the performance of its Zambian copper assets during 2020.
Abraham Drost
CEO & DIRECTOR, CLEAN AIR METALS
Clean Air Metals explains how it intends to exploit its Thunder Bay North palladium project.
Tom McCulley
CEO, ANGLO AMERICAN PERU
Anglo American provide an update on progress at its huge Quellaveco mine in Peru.
George Kwatia
PARTNER, PWC GHANA
PwC Ghana comments on how the mining industry and the Ghanian government are managing the impacts of the pandemic.
Osam Iyahen
SENIOR DIRECTOR NATURAL RESOURCES, AFRICA FINANCE CORPORATION
Africa Finance Corporation explains its role of investing in infrastructure across Africa in order to both assist and benefit from the growth that this will engender.
Jake Klein
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, EVOLUTION MINING
Evolution Mining explains the changes it has made to the Red Lake mine.
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