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Nicolas Konialidis & Craig Mynhardt
CEO & GM FOR AFRICA, IMPALA TERMINALS
Impala Terminals is expanding its services in sub Saharan Africa in tandem with the development of the mining industry and with the continents infrastructure developments.
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.
Mike Hendriks
COO, AURIS MINERALS
Auris Minerals is an ASX-listed mineral explorer with a strategic land holding in the Bryah Basin in Western Australia.
Roger Dixon
CORPORATE CONSULTANT, SRK CONSULTING
SRK’s team in South Africa sees increased opportunity in environmental and social governance issues.
Anglo American Quellaveco
CEO, ANGLO AMERICAN QUELLAVECO
Anglo American prepares to ramp up its Quellaveco copper project in Peru.
Cathy Zhai
CEO, MONUMENT MINING
Monument Mining is Canadian company that aspires to become a mid-tier gold producer.
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.
Michelle Carey
GENERAL MANAGER FOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, IMDEX
IMDEX is a global mining technology company that provides solutions to simplify the process of identifying and extracting what is below the earth’s surface.
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