2014 Mining Indaba – Events Schedule
1 February, 2014 |
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Registration Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory
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| 08:00–19:00 |
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| 08:30–12:45 |
Special Presentations: World Bank Group & Partners – Mining and Sustainable Development Issues 8:30 – 10:15am in Cape Town International Convention Centre, Auditorium 2 Lifting the Lid on Africa’s Mineral Resources: The Role of Public Geodata Services Although recent discoveries have drawn attention to Africa’s abundant mineral riches, their true extent is hard to say. This is because the intensity of geological research and mineral exploration undertaken in Africa lags that of most other regions of the world. The session will discuss what we know already and what initiatives are being developed to lift the lid on Africa’s minerals. In particular, we will discuss what is being done to enhance the role of the public sector as a supplier of services to all stakeholders with an interest in minerals geo-data; that includes researchers, mineral explorers and producers, regulators, policy makers and the public at large.
____________________________________________________________________ 11:00am – 12:45pm in Cape Town International Convention Centre, Auditorium 2 New Standards in Extractives Transparency: Engagement by the Private Sector Last May, on the back of growing momentum, the global Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) introduced its New Standard, calling for a new level of engagement by governments, the industry and civil society. In parallel, transparent governance of the mining sector is embodied in new financial legislation in home countries and compacts among the G-8 and G-20. This session will focus on how the mining industry is embracing and accommodating the changes in reporting obligations under EITI in the context of the changing landscape of extractives transparency. We will hear from the Chair of EITI, Clare Short, as well as renowned experts at the corporate level and open the debate to those needing to know how this relates to their mining operations.
* available in limited numbers for English to French translation Categories: 2014 Special Presentations Location: Audi 2
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16th Scramble for Africa: Resources Briefing This workshop tackles many vexed issues – the investment climate, the winners and losers in the competition for investment capital, corporate resource acquisition strategies, rising nationalism in mining, nation state stability, and Great Power competition in the modern scramble for Africa’s resources, so revealing in around 350 unique images an Africa in global context, with insights ably articulated by a seasoned Africanist with over 40 years’ track record inside the resource industries across the continent.The Strategy Briefing sets out a political economy forensic about the shifting profile of the minerals/mining and coal-energy-oil/gas resource industry, its conditions and investment issues, as found in the economic and business worlds of multiple States. It highlights their potential, opportunities, strengths and structural dynamics – focused on cyclical performance and resources evolution, mining development, and fundamentals driving the unlocking of natural resources. Focus is on the fast-moving corporate scramble for Africa alongside competitive Great Powers (traditional partners, Brics and arrivistes), with a growing class of myriad African interests found inside the Continent’s emerging geo-economic landscapes. Section-1 examines Africa’s shifting political economy, emerging markets and economic growth, the shape and evolution of its widespread resource base industries, mineral/energy landscapes and potential, and the varied and cyclical conditions found across sub-Saharan Africa’s complex and competitive states, with focus on the critical investment issues shaping capital flows and corporate commitments. Section-2 evaluates the leading corporate players in resources/mineral development, and key strategies for survival and success, the investment drivers shaping portfolio, and the resource outlook for Africa in global context, amidst competitive Great Power interests involved in the modern scramble for Africa’s extractive industries in the 21st Century. This in-depth, no-holds-barred set of analytic insights reveals the fundamental resource conditions and dynamic political economy of Africa, its evolutionary and emerging pathways, with shifting realpolitik – all elements of which shape the existing opportunities and potential for natural resource exploration and development across 49 countries. This course to be held at the 2014 Investing in African Mining Indaba, is built on unique knowledge and presentations by Dr Duncan Clarke (Chairman, Global Pacific & Partners, and author of Africa’s Future: Darkness to Destiny, Profile Books, London, 2012), Africa’s leading strategist in the resource world across the sub-Saharan domain. This unique set of insights comes with around 350 images of Africa as rarely seen before, providing unrivalled strategic intelligence on a complex, fast-changing continent.
Categories: 2014 Workshops Location: Roof Terrace
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MINING INSIGHT: An Industry Explained Course topics include:
Categories: 2014 Workshops Location: West Ballroom
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| 12:30–19:00 |
Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall
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Securities Exchange Sessions – TSX Opening Remarks: Glenn Nolan, President, PDAC Industry Speaker: Michael Jones, President, CEO & Director, Platinum Group Metals Panel: To cover topics ranging from going public in Canada to alternative financing strategies in current market conditions Moderator: Orlee Wertheim, Head, Business Development, International Mining, TSX & TSXV Panel Participants: Graham Dallas, Head, Business Development, EMEA,TSX & TSXV Norman Findlay, Partner, Bennett Jones LLP Richard Lachcik, Senior Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright Canada LLP Andrew Monk, CEO, VSA Capital Nick Van Niekerk, Partner, KPMG Michael Oliver, Managing Director, CIBC World Markets Q&A and Networking *Boxed lunch will be served.
Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2
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Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon We take safety very personally at Aurecon. Safety is everybody’s business, every day. Health and safety incidents are not inevitable, they are preventable. Location: Main Stage
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| 12:47–12:52 |
Welcome Remarks – Jonathan Moore, Mining Indaba LLC
Location: Main Stage
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| 12:53–12:59 |
Welcome to Cape Town: The Honourable Cllr Patricia De Lille
Location: Main Stage
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| 13:00–13:24 |
Global Commodity Market Is there life after the China supercyle?
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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Exploration Trends in Africa World and African Exploration Trends
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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Minor Metals in Africa Critical Metals of the Future
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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| 14:17–14:42 |
Iron Ore & Metals
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| 14:43–15:28 |
Keynote Address: The Changing Face of World Mineral Supply – Phil Newman
Categories: 2014 Keynote, 2014 Sessions Location: Main Stage
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| 14:45–15:15 |
COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 15:00–17:00 |
Securities Exchange Sessions – ASX Listing and Capital Raising in Australia Interactive discussion With over 1000 listed resource companies and a total resource sector capitalisation of over A$495 billion, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is the largest capital market for resources in Asia. ASX has provided a platform for raising mining and exploration capital for over a hundred years and continues to be a leading international centre for financing resource projects throughout the world. More than 200 ASX listed companies have mining projects in Africa and, in the last 5 years, more than A$5.8 billion has been raised by ASX companies to fund their projects in Africa. The forum will give you the information you need to make an informed choice about listing on ASX, including:
The session will include insights from our panel of experts, including highly experienced practitioners in Australian equity capital markets, and will consist largely of an interactive discussion to maximise your opportunity to engage directly with the panel.
Only registered delegates of the Mining Indaba Conference may attend Securities Exchange Sessions. Conference badge must be presented at door for entry. Moderator & Liaison: Eddie Grieve – Senior Manager, Listings Business Development, ASX, eddie.grieve@asx.com.au Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2
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Gold Back to Gold : Money in the 21st century Gold is in a bull market, and its price therefore has much further to rise. National currencies are in a bear market compared to gold, so their purchasing power will continue to erode because of inflation and other monetary problems. Gold mining companies and the countries where they operate stand to benefit if they recognise gold’s potential and choose to ride this history-making tide.
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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| 15:55–16:20 |
PGMs The outlook for the platinum-group metals market
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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2014 Review of Coal in South Africa
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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| 16:47–17:12 |
Copper The Outlook for the Copper Market
Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage
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| 17:30–19:00 |
OPENING NIGHT WELCOME RECEPTION Location: Exhibit Hall
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4 February, 2014 |
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| 07:00–18:00 |
Registration Opens Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory
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| 07:30–08:00 |
Continental Breakfast Location: East/ West Ballroom
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| 07:30–18:00 |
Exhibit Hall Opens Location: Exhibit Hall
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07:59–08:04 |
Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Categories: 2014 Sessions Location: Main Stage
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| 08:05–08:15 | Welcome Remarks
Categories: 2014 Sessions Location: Main Stage
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| 08:16–08:35 |
Official Welcome: H.E. Mrs. Susan Shabangu
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 08:36–09:16 |
Keynote Panel: The Current status and Future Outlook for African Mining Jim Lennon, Senior Consultant for Macquarie Securities and Managing Director of Red Door Research Ltd, leads a panel with Frank Holmes, CEO of US Funds, David Hale, CEO of David Hale Global Economics and Gavin Keeton, Professor at Rhodes University as they discuss what comes next for African Mining, global commodities and the global economy at large. This power packed session will give investors unprecedented insights into the prevailing trends and scenarios that will define their portfolios. Moderated by: Jim Lennon: Senior Consultant – Macquarie Securities ( Europe) Ltd. – Managing Director – Red Door Research Ltd
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 09:15–13:07 |
Corporate White Paper Presentations (throughout the morning) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session
Location: Classroom 1
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| 09:15–09:30 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Sunbird Energy Ltd.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 09:17–09:37 |
Company Session – Anglo American
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 09:30–11:30 |
Securities Exchange Sessions – LSE The London Stock Exchange’s Exchange Session on Tuesday 4th February 2014, 9.30am – 11.30am will give you a great insight into today’s IPO markets and alternative financing methods. You will hear from an expert team of advisers – CantorFitzgerald, E&Y and the London Stock Exchange – who understand what it takes to deliver a successful IPO and will present their views on the key issues and specific challenges of going public. The two-hours forum will provide you with an insight into the float process and the opportunity to question the speakers on all aspects of the IPO process and being a quoted company. You will also hear from Executives of an AIM quoted company who will take us through their experiences of executing a successful IPO on the AIM. Attendance is complementary and of no cost to you but is offered on a first come-first serve basis. If you would like to attend, please register your details as soon as possible. Ibukun Adebayo, Co-Head of Primary Markets, will be delighted to welcome you to the Exchange Session. Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2
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| 09:31–09:46 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Mawson West Mawson West Corporate Presentation Mawson West is a copper and silver-focused resource company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and based in Perth, Australia. The Company’s two key projects are the Dikulushi copper-silver mine and the Kapulo copper mine located in the Katanga province of the DRC. Mawson West also continues to focus on exploring multiple prospective targets located within its significant land holding of approximately 7,300km2 in the copper rich DRC
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 09:38–09:58 |
Company Session – Rio Tinto
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 09:47–10:02 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Roxgold Inc. Roxgold Corporate Presentation: Roxgold delivered a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment and two resource updates on its high grade Yaramoko project in 2013. The project’s compelling economics include an after-tax IRR of 47.7% and a payback of 1.4 years. Roxgold aims to deliver a Feasibility Study on Yaramko’s 55 Zone in Q2 2014, further defining the project’s potential.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 09:50–10:30 |
Non-African Government Presentation: Australia Australia and Africa – Partners in Mining and Development: Like Africa, Australia is part of the global nexus of mining nations that have tremendous endowments of natural resources and a successful history of mining.
Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2
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| 09:59–10:19 |
Company Session – Jindal Africa The Value in Vision: Jindal Africas growth since inception in Africa in 2008, future expansion plans as well as our corporate social initiatives in our host communities.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 10:03–10:18 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Total South Africa Solar power: Finding alternative energy
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:19-10:34 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Cradle Resources Ltd. The Panda Hill Niobium Project – “An Exciting African Resource Opportunity”: This presentation aims to educate the audience on the investment opportunity within the Australian Listed company, Cradle Resources which owns 50% of the Panda Hill Niobium Project in Tanzania and has an option to purchase the remaining 50%
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:20–10:50 |
COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 10:20-10:40 |
Company Session – Nedbank Capital The State of Mining Finance in 2013: A review of how much (or how little) money was raised in various forms over the year with a projection into 2014 of what the trends are.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 10:31–11:11 |
Non-African Government Presentation: Canada
Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2
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| 10:35-10:50 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Maptek (part 2) Making better use of laser scan data across multiple departments: Until recently laser scan data has only been used by the surveyors on a mine site. New developments in hardware and software have opened up the opportunity for Geologists and Geotechnical engineers to also access the wealth of information these instruments make available in a safe and very time efficient manner.
Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:41–11:01 |
Company Session – AngloGold Ashanti Update on AngloGold Ashanti’s Pioneering Underground Technology Initiative
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 10:51-11:06 |
Corporate White Paper Session – First Solar South Africa
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:02–11:22 |
Company Session – Randgold Resources
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 11:12-11:52 |
Non-African Government Presentation: India Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2
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| 11:16–11:31 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Intra Energy Corporation Limited Coal-fired Power in East Africa – The Reality: Despite the presence of coal in Mozambique, Tanzania, Malawi and Kenya, there has been no success in the development of coal-fired power stations despite many promises. Why is this? There needs to be a recognition of commercial reality in energy realisation for Eastern Africa. Intra Energy presents its modus operandi for African electricity empowerment.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:23–11:43 |
Company Session – African Rainbow Minerals
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 11:32–11:47 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Aureus Mining
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:44–12:04 |
Company Session – Lonmin PLC
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 11:48-12:03 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Industrial Development Corporation
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:04–12:19 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Scan Logistics
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:05-12:25 |
Company Session – Lundin Mining Company Operations at Tenke
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 12:20–12:35 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Transnet Engineering
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:26-13:00 |
Keynote Address: Mining and Africa’s Development: Partnerships as the Way Forward The World Bank Group’s vision of how the significant economic contribution of the mining industry to development in Africa can be enhanced through public private partnerships around mineral geodata, infrastructure and local procurement.
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 12:36–12:51 |
Corporate White Paper Session – REDISA Resource Efficiency & Transforming Waste: REDISA is responsible for the 1st gazetted waste stream management plan in South Africa – TYRES. Focus of the presentation will be on commodity efficiency through transforming waste into worth. With the strong international attention on the Zero to landfill policy, Erdmann will expand on how the REDISA plan will develop new job opportunities for previously disadvantaged groups, create secondary industry and provide a safer cleaner environment all through a sustainable and profitable manner.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:52-13:07 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Endiama Angolan Diamond Industry – Business opportunities overview
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 13:00–14:45 |
Networking Luncheon Location: East/ West Ballroom
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| 13:30-15:30 |
Securities Exchange Sessions – SGX Why list on Singapore Exchange Resources and Mining Companies Listing on Singapore Exchange Listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) Financial Reporting for Cross-border Fund Raising: Deloitte can Assist
Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2
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| 13:40–14:10 |
The Impact of Asian Growth on African Mining – Expert Views Asia continues to be a critical driver of african mining both from the perspective of rapidly growing emerging economies as well as the influx of investment generated from the region into african mining. Join three international revered experts as they each share their unique insights into what is happening in the region and how it will impact both the present status and future growth of African Mining. Through a series of three 20 minute presentations our experts will give Mining Indaba participants an unparalleled look into the growing connection between Asia and mining on the African Continent.
Categories: 2014 Expert Views Location: Main Stage
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| 14:00-15:33 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Hosted by World Bank Group Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:00–14:15 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Intro by the World Bank Group Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:00-16:00 |
Special Topic Session – New Vision for Mining Join KPMG for a panelist discussion with industry experts as we “Collaborate towards a shared vision for change”.
Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Westin Hotel Ballroom East
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| 14:11–14:22 |
The Impact of Asian Growth on African Mining – Expert Views Asia continues to be a critical driver of african mining both from the perspective of rapidly growing emerging economies as well as the influx of investment generated from the region into african mining. Join three international revered experts as they each share their unique insights into what is happening in the region and how it will impact both the present status and future growth of African Mining. Through a series of three 20 minute presentations our experts will give Mining Indaba participants an unparalleled look into the growing connection between Asia and mining on the African Continent.
Categories: 2014 Expert Views Location: Main Stage
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| 14:16-14:41 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Uganda
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:42–15:07 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Democratic Republic of Congo
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:43-15:03 |
Company Session – African Barrick Gold African Barrick Gold Corporate Presentation: Overview of African Barrick Gold and the progress of the Operational Review
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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Company Session – Platinum Group Metals Waterberg – Changing the Geological Map of the Bushveld Igneous Complex, South Africa: The Waterberg Platinum, Palladium and Gold deposit lies within a thickening sequence of mafic igneous rock off the north end of the North Limb of the Bushveld Igneous Complex in South Africa. The discovery made by Platinum Group Metals Ltd. that the continuation of the Bushveld beneath the Waterberg sedimentary cover rock is an entire distinct lobe with distinct mineralized zones was made in late 2011. Mineralization grades and basket metal values are comparable to producing mines along the known Bushveld.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 15:08-15:33 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Ethiopia
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:25–15:55 |
COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 15:30-17:30 |
Saving time & money through pro-active management of health, safety, community and environmental risks ERM research into mining projects showed that 46% missed their delivery date commitments between 2008 and 2013. The majority of these projects were delayed because of community opposition, environmental concerns, difficulty in obtaining permits and unfavourable commodity prices. The delays had far reaching consequences including budget overruns, loss of trust from stakeholders and negative shareholder sentiment. These issues also impact operational mines – one mining major recently disclosed that only 11% of their operations were meeting budgets. As the sector completes project reviews and develops plans as to which projects will get the go-ahead in the coming years, against the backdrop of: The ERM workshop brings together industry, financial and ERM points of view, in an interactive 2 hour workshop, to discuss practical solutions to these issues.
Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Roof Terrace
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| 15:34–17:34 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2: Hosted by the African Development Bank Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:34-15:49 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Intro by the African Development Bank Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:35–15:55 |
Company Session – Endeavour Mining Corporation Endeavour Mining: A Gold Producer Delivering Growth
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 15:50-16:10 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Mozambique
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:56–16:16 |
Company Session – Peninsula Energy Limited Peninsula Energy: Uranium Mine Development and Funding 2014
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 16:11-16:31 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Nigeria
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:17–16:58 |
Resource Nationalism in Africa – How to Mitigate the Risks and Ensure a Win-Win Outcome for Mining Companies, Host States and Investors
Location: Main Stage
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| 16:32-16:52 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Cote d’Ivoire
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:53–17:13 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Republic of Guinea
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:59-17:39 |
Mining and sustainable development: A conversation between economist Sir Paul Collier and Aidan Davy, ICMM Join us for a conversation with Sir Paul Collier, world renowned economist and author of the award-winning The Bottom Billion as he discusses African mining and resource governance with Aidan Davy, Deputy President of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM). In this interactive session, they will explore some of the crucial aspects of resource governance, achieving mining development outcomes and equitable returns for investors and host countries. Sir Collier will also share his views on the future of the Africa’s resource extraction and engage in a Q&A with the audience.
Categories: 2014 Keynote, 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Main Stage
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| 17:14–17:34 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Kenya
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 17:40-18:30 |
COCKTAIL RECEPTION Location: East/ West Ballroom
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| 18:15–18:30 |
Buses Depart for Gala Dinner
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| 19:30-21:00 |
GALA Dinner
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Investing in South African Mining Industry: Support and Partnership from Exploration to Value Addition
Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Roof Terrace
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| 08:19–08:24 |
Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Location: Main Stage
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| 08:25–08:30 |
Welcome Remarks – Jonathan Moore, Mining Indaba LLC
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| 08:30–09:10 |
Keynote: Creating Win-Win Mining Scenarios: How Investors, Mining Companies and Governments can Build Sustainable Mining Models – Hon Colin Barnett MEc MLA Mining investment works best when there is a framework that allows for all stakeholders to share in success. Join Colin Barnett, Premier of Western Australia as he shares Australia’s successful and unique mining investment model and how African Mining can benefit from lessons learned around the globe. A sustainable mining model ensures investors have a consistent long term framework in which to invest and assess investment. Such model also ensures that mining companies understand and can manage the implications of investment codes and taxes. In turn, governments can capitalize on the resources of the country whilst simultaneously promoting ongoing investment into the sector with conviction and credibility.
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 09:11–09:51 |
Keynote: Ivanhoe Mines’ World-Class Discoveries Born of its Exploration Culture Ivanhoe Mines’ world-class discoveries born of its exploration culture.
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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Corporate White Paper Session – EOH Mthombo (Pty) Ltd Creating a substantial business environment with job creation – South Africa has over 4m youth unemployed which is a boiling pot for political unrest. The problem is easily solvable with government and business working together. This presentation describes how this is possible and how you can participate.
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| 09:31–09:46 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Gécamines SARL
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Corporate White Paper Session – Maptek (part 1) Digital reality – Crossing the scanning and geology divide: Viewing digital models in relation to actual scan data for a representative view of your deposit. Testing the accuracy of your geological interpretation
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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Non-African Government Presentation: Japan The JAPAN’s best assistance for Africa – Japan’s government and people will invest approximately USD 32 billion to Africa in the next 5 years.
Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2
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| 09:52–10:12 |
Company Session – VALE
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| 10:03–10:18 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Bsi Steel Ltd. Steel for the African Mining Industry: Steel is an essential ingredient in the establishment, operation and maintenance of a mine. This is particularly critical in Africa, where infrastructure, availability and quality are often unpredictable. It is advisable for mining operations to establish a partner in the supply of such a critical commodity. The selection of such a partner depends largely on the capability and resources of the supplier.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:13–10:33 |
Company Session – Teck Resources Limited Partnering for Success – Adapting to Changing Times: For 100 years Teck has had a history of successful partnerships. Although partnership models can vary, one of the keys to sustained success is to maintain the ability to adapt to changing market and social conditions. Teck has flexed its partnership models as conditions, both internal and external, have changed in order to meet the needs of business, government and community partners. This flexibility ensures partners can maximize synergies and alignment, leading to the delivery of successful partnerships over the long term which are underpinned by the core principles of safety, integrity and sustainability.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 10:19–10:34 |
Corporate White Paper Session – MAN Diesel & Turbo SE Multi-fuel solutions for the Mining, Manufacturing Industry for reliable power generation
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:20–10:50 |
COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 10:31-10:56 |
Non-African Government Presentation: China
Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2
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| 10:34–10:54 |
Company Session – Newmont Mining Corporation Rigorously Pursuing Value over Volume: A discussion of Newmont’s relentless pursuit of Value over Volume. In light of a challenging environment that includes declining gold prices and higher costs, gold miners are reconsidering their strategies. At Newmont, the company has embarked on a journey to build on its strength in order to succeed in all cycles. The presentation will outline how Newmont plans to secure its gold franchise, strengthen its portfolio and enable its strategy, with a particular focus on the near term.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 10:35-10:50 |
Corporate White Paper Session – AAM Geospatial Excellence in Mining – an African case study: Using advanced geospatial technologies to optimize mine planning, expansion and rehabilitation.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:51–11:06 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Partners in Performance South Africa Pty Capital projects – Getting the best bang for your buck: It is our experience that because engineering design teams often have different incentives to those of the companies/shareholders they are working for, most projects we encounter are based on sound engineering (ultimately, they will work), but there is often a disconnect between the design decisions in the project and the economic consequences of those decisions. Plainly speaking, your EPCM or internal design team often lack the incentive to maximise your NPV. Therefore, a project’s economics and investment returns can almost always be improved by systematically interrogating the main drivers of NPV (scale, capex, opex, time to first cash flow, etc.), challenging fundamental design assumptions and optimising the trade-offs between these drivers. To help our clients do this PIP deploys its Rigorous Optimisation of CapeX (ROCX) methodology, which is designed to optimise capital projects while they are still on the drawing board, and which has delivered outstanding results – in a few weeks substantially improving both the value (NPV) of projects and the confidence in that value – for both our major and more junior mining clients
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 10:55-11:15 |
Company Session – Exxaro Resources Navigating through turbulence
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 11:07–11:22 |
Corporate White Paper Session – The Training Room Online Effective e-Learning to improve safety and compliance in Mining: What makes e-learning effective and what is effective e-learning? This presentation will explore these aspects with a focus on constantly improving safety and compliance in the mining industry through training.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:16-11:36 |
Company Session – Vedanta Resources PLC
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| 11:33–11:48 | Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 1)
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:37-11:57 |
Company Session – Harmony Gold Mining Co. Ltd.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 11:49-12:04 |
Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 2)
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 11:58–12:18 |
Company Session – Nord Gold N.V. Nordgold: The Standout Gold Sector Pick: As a dynamic emerging markets gold producer, Nordgold demonstrates a proven track record of operational improvements, sustainable organic growth and significant value creation. Our experienced, international team of mining experts has the ability to develop significant projects in diverse emerging market jurisdictions, including West Africa. Our newly commissioned Bissa mine in Burkina Faso is operating at full capacity, exceeding our expectations in terms of production and provides a case study in project development. With a strong balance sheet, positive free cash generation and a clear focus on delivering competitive all-in cash costs Nordgold represents an excellent investment opportunity: together, we are more than Gold.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 12:00–13:45 |
NETWORKING LUNCH Location: East/ West Ballroom
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| 12:05–12:20 |
Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 3)
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:20-13:15 |
World Gold Council Panel – Responsible Gold Mining and Value Distribution in Africa Responsible gold mining and value distribution in Africa Moderated by: Itumeleng Mahabane: Partner and Head of South Africa – World Gold Council
Categories: 2014 Sessions Location: Main Stage
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| 12:21–12:36 |
Corporate White Paper Session – Mota-Engil Mota-Engil Minerals & Mining, Valuing New Resources: Mota-Engil Minerals & Mining is a Mineral Exploration and Contract Mining Company working in Malawi, Angola, Zimbabwe and Zambia. Currently with 3 mining exploration licences in Malawi, an area with potential for Gold, Uranium, Platinum and Base Metals. Sharing the experience of doing exploration work within this region and the findings so far as well as providing some insight into their Mining Contracts Area, with Contracts in Uranium Mining, Coal Mining and Mining for a Cement Factory. The presentation will also try to dive into the world of Mining Infrastructure.
Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 12:37-12:52 |
Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 13:25–13:40 |
Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 13:09-13:24 | Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 13:15-14:15 |
Keynote Panel: The Future of South African Mining For the first time ever at the Mining Indaba, we will take a deep dive into the future of South African Mining from the CEO’s most vested in its success. Much has been made of the recent struggles of South African Mining. From strikes, to dips in commodities prices to ongoing work with mining code, investors have been clear in their concerns. Top mining CEOs and visionaries will give their first hand thoughts on why South African Mining still represents some of the best opportunities in the sector and why its future still shines bright. Moderated by: Koffi M. Kouakou: Senior Lecturer – Wits University
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 13:25-13:40 | Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1
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| 14:00–15:23 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3: Hosted by the International Monetary Fund Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:00-14:20 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Zambia
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:16–14:36 |
Company Session – Sundance Resources Limited The Mbalam-Nabeba Iron Ore Project: READY FOR DEVELOPMENT NOW: This world class asset is poised for development to commence in 2014 following the successful completion of the EPC tender process for the rail and port infrastructure (est. Q1 2014). Considered by many as the most advanced iron ore project in the region, it is the nucleus around which the consolidation of nearby projects could take place – delivering a new, world class iron ore province in Central Africa.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 14:21-14:41 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Ghana
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:30–16:30 |
Special Topic Session – The Challenge and Opportunity of Sustainable Development in Mining The need for, and desire of, mining companies to maximise benefits for local communities is quite clear. And yet, while many mining companies have bolstered their commitment to and understanding of sustainable development, the challenge that remains relates to implementation. Indeed, the means through which companies can actualise effective sustainable development initiatives remains relatively ambiguous, particularly due to the level of nuance and collaboration required. However, if solutions fit the local context and involve all relevant stakeholders, it is possible for companies to effect positive change – economically, environmentally and socially – while driving profitability. Within this context, DuPont Sustainable Solutions is hosting an executive forum to provide insight and spark dialogue on the challenges that face mining companies as they implement sustainable development strategies. Moreover, the discussion will focus on what mining companies can do to improve, and where they should focus in order to deliver concrete results. Participants will be able to interact with one another, share best practices and forge new contacts with executives of leading mining companies from around the world. DuPont comes to this event not only to share our experiences and best practices, but to learn from leading experts and practitioners, also to advocate improved sustainability and social value. Moderator: Simon Herriott: Global Managing Director – DuPont Sustainable Soltuions
Categories: 2013 African Ministerial Forums Location: Audi 2
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| 14:37-14:57 |
Company Session – Gryphon Minerals De-risk, get ready and add value: Gryphon Minerals (ASX:GRY) is developing the world-class 4.9Moz Banfora Gold Project, Burkina Faso as well as its pipeline of new and exciting projects in West Africa. The Project has numerous regional exploration targets with real potential for Gryphon Minerals to uncover a multi-million ounce gold district in the near term. The Banfora Project area covers 1,200km2 and mineralisation drilled so far is shallow with 90% less than 150 meters from surface and with scope to extend this considerably deeper with further drilling. The Project is in a major gold producing district, host to such world class gold deposits as Randgold’s Tongon (4.2Moz), Resolute’s Syama (5 Million oz Au mined & 6.5 Million oz Au in resources) and Randgold/Anglo Ashanti’s Morila (6.5Moz). Gryphon Minerals has world-class shareholder support including the IFC (World Bank Group), and numerous other international institutional and sophisticated investors.
Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 14:42–15:02 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Tanzania
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:58-15:29 |
COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 15:03–15:23 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Angola
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:24-17:24 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4: Hosted by JOGMEC Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 15:24-15:39 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Intro by JOGMEC
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 14:30-16:29 |
Keynote: Guy Lundy
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| 15:40–16:00 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Gabon
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:01-16:21 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Republic of Somaliland
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:12–16:32 |
Company Session
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| 16:22-16:42 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Rwanda
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 16:30–17:15 |
Keynote Address – Investing in Africa: What Will It Take? The presentation addresses the promise of Africa as an emerging global investment destination, and what it will take to capture this potential in terms of perceptions, public sector, people, and policies.
Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage
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| 16:33-16:53 |
Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage
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| 16:43–17:03 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Mali
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 17:04-17:24 |
MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Botswana
Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2
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| 07:30–12:00 |
Registration Open Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory
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| 08:00–08:50 |
Continental Breakfast Location: East/ West Ballroom
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| 08:30–13:00 |
Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 08:50–08:55 |
Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 08:55–09:00 |
Opening Remarks
Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 09:00–09:10 |
Welcoming Remarks
Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 09:10–09:45 |
Keynote Address:
Categories: 2014 Keynote, 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 09:45–11:00 |
Panel: Mining and communities: moving from conflict to resolution Evidence from preliminary analysis by ICMM suggests that conflicts between companies and communities may be on the increase. This not only undermines project stability, but also has the potential to limit companies’ contributions to social and economic development. In addition, there can be significant costs associated with conflicts between companies and communities, most obviously in terms of business disruption and the costs of staff time devoted to addressing conflicts. This panel will bring together organizations with experience of dealing with conflict to discuss how company-community conflicts arise, the challenges associated with such conflicts and practical steps that various parties can take to help prevent conflict arising or to mitigate adverse impacts. Key questions:
Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 11:00–11:30 |
Coffee & Tea Break Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Exhibit Hall
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| 11:30–12:45 |
Panel: Responsible sourcing of materials: Global trends and challenges Consumer product manufacturers, governments and civil society organizations are increasingly seeking assurance that materials have been extracted in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. Recent measures and due diligence requirements relating to conflict minerals are typical of this growing trend. The European Commission is exploring a potential EU initiative for responsible sourcing of minerals coming from conflict-affected and high risk areas. Key questions:
Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 12:45–13:00 |
Concluding Remarks
Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2
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| 13:00–13:01 |
Adjournment and formal conclusion of Mining Indaba 2014
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