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Amedeo Anniciello
CEO, STANDARD BANK DRC
"Mines that have been on care and maintenance were brought back into production, and projects in the early development stages have quickly advanced into production, with the yields very high."
Noël Mabuma
CEO, CONGO EQUIPMENT
"The DRC market has changed significantly in the last few years, becoming more fragmented and more Chinese-dominated, whereas the typical large-scale miners like Glencore have reduced capacity."
Louis Watum
PRESIDENT, CHAMBER OF MINES DRC
"I am concerned that the DRC is not fully capturing the opportunities of the commodity boom."
Hadley Natus
CHAIRMAN, TANTALEX LITHIUM RESOURCES
"I think Manono, for lithium, could become what Katanga has become for copper, and much more."
Mark Bristow
PRESIDENT AND CEO, BARRICK GOLD
Mark Bristow spoke with GBR about Barrick’s global operations and sustainability philosophy.
Oscar Siviwe
GENERAL MANAGER, TOP ENGINEERING SERVICES
Top Engineering Services offers local steel fabrication and engineering services for mines in DRC.
Nigel Ferguson
MANAGING DIRECTOR, AVZ MINERALS
AVZ Minerals talks about setting up its Manono lithium and tin project in DRC.
Feni Matsando Samuel
CEO, INTER-ORIENTAL BUILDERS (IOB)
IOB is a Congolese contractor that looks to develop national skills with the mining industry
Shahram Tafazoli
FOUNDER AND CEO, MOTION METRICS
Motion Mertics explains how the latest technologies are being deployed in African mines.
Djo Moupondo
CEO, SODEICO
Sodeico explains how it can meet the challenges of providing a skilled workforce for mines in DRC.
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