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Steven Poulton

CEO, ALTUS STRATEGIES
Altus Strategies explains its particular royalty generator model that is primarily focused on Africa.

Stuart Gale

CEO, RESOLUTE MINING
Resolute Mining describes progress at its Syama gold mine in Mali and at the Mako gold mine in Senegal.

Michael Anderson

MANAGING DIRECTOR, FIREFINCH
Firefinch outlines its’ plans for its recently acquired Morila gold mine in Mali.

Alistair Cowden

EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, FIREFINCH
Firefinch is a West Australian goal company redeveloping the former Morila gold mine in Mali.

Nana Bompeh Sangmuah

PRESIDENT AND CEO, ROSCAN GOLD
Roscan Gold describes progress at its Kandiolé project in Mali.

Bernard Kaninda

AFRICA REGIONAL DIRECTOR, MAXAM
Maxam offers sophisticated blasting technology that considers all aspects of the conditions, as well as the environment that surrounds them in West Africa.

John Kwofie & Ivan Doku

PRINCIPAL MINING ENGINEER AND COUNTRY MANAGER & PRINCIPAL RESOURCE GEOLOGIST AND COUNTRY MANAGER-DESIGNATE, SRK CONSULTING
An overview of the firm’s activities in West Africa.

Dolores Biamou

MINING PROJECTS DIRECTOR AFRICA, BOLLORÉ LOGISTICS
Bolloré Logistics explains how it maintained supply chain continuity throughout the lock-down period.

Larry Phillips

PRESIDENT AND CEO, COMPASS GOLD CORP
Compass Gold updates GBR on the exploration of its assets in Mali.

Martin van Gemert

MANAGING DIRECTOR, MINCON WEST AFRICA
Mincon comments on its business with the mining sector in West Africa.

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