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Danny Callow

COO, AFRICAN GOLD GROUP
African Gold Group explains its progress at its Kobada gold project in Mali as it advances towards production.

Nana Bompeh Sangmuah

PRESIDENT & CEO, ROSCAN GOLD
Roscan Gold’s Kandiolé project is located in a highly-prospective district in Mali.

Martin van Gemert

MANAGING DIRECTOR, MINCON WEST AFRICA
Mincon West Africa is an engineering company that specializes in hard-rock drilling tools.

Joel Cavaille & Samuel Modicom

CEO, JA DELMAS & COUNTRY MANAGER, SAUDEQUIP
Saudequip supplies the Caterpillar brand across francophone West Africa and is benefitting from the region’s current boom in mining.

Oumar Toguyeni

REGIONAL VP WEST AFRICA, IAMGOLD
IAMGOLD speaks to GBR about its West African operations.

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