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John Manuell
LOCAL DIVISION MANAGER, ABB
ABB South Africa is responsible for implementing electrical, automation and digital solutions for mining and minerals processing customers within the Southern African region.
John Martin
VICE PRESIDENT OF SOUTHERN AFRICA, KAL TIRE
Kal Tire explains its services for the mining industry in Southern Africa.
Shirley Webber
COVERAGE HEAD OF NATURAL RESOURCES & ENERGY, ABSA GROUP
GBR meets with Absa Group in South Africa to speak about investments in mining.
Dylan Tudor-Jones
COUNTRY MANAGER SOUTH AFRICA, GRANSOLAR GROUP
Gransolar Group discusses how both regulations and attitudes worldwide are more favourable than ever for the development of solar power – including in mines.
Suzie Nkambule
CEO, NAFASI WATER
Nafasi Water explains its water security solutions for Southern Africa.
Alex Caldwell & Alistair Jessop
HEAD OF MINING & HEAD OF POWER, VIVO ENERGY
Vivo Energy is enjoying strong demand from African mines for its fuels, lubricants and hybrid energy solutions.
Lehlohonolo Amos Molloyi
CEO, MINING EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS OF SOUTH AFRICA (MEMSA)
MEMSA explains how it is supporting national mining equipment manufacturers in South Africa.
Murray Hill
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO, ELEVATE URANIUM
Elevate Uranium holds the largest tenement position for nuclear fuel minerals (uranium) in Namibia and explains its U-pgrade beneficiation process.
Errol Smart
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO, ORION MINERALS
Orion Minerals explains its vision to grow into a sustainable mid-tier, green metal producer in the near future.
André Snyman
MANAGING DIRECTOR, WALVIS BAY SALT HOLDINGS
Walvis Bay Salt Holdings explains what is needed to successfully grow industry in Namibia.
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