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AFRICA MINING SUMMIT Golden Tulip Hotel, Dar es Salaam 13-14 December 2016 13–14 DECEMBER 2016

Golden Tulip Hotel, Dar es Salaam

Post-Event Report

FOREWORD

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elcome to the Africa Mining Summit Post-Event Report where, GRV Global would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all those who participated in the second annual holding of this important event; a series promoting innovative, sustainable and responsible mining across Africa through public-private partnerships (PPPs).

Following a very encouraging and productive few days at the Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam Hotel in Tanzania, this report contains a detailed overview of the various workshops and plenary sessions, exhibition, afternoon matchmaking meetings, and networking functions including a large selection of photographs from the Summit.

GRV Global would like to pass on our sincere gratitude to the various Government, Chamber, International and United Nations agency officials that gave formal presentations across the two days, and were committed to meeting with event delegates throughout our afternoon matchmaking meeting sessions. We are extremely grateful for their kind time and support not only during the week of AMS 2016 but also, for their assistance during the build up to the event. GRV Global would like to express special thanks to H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner of Trade & Industry at the African Union Commission (AUC), to her wonderful team and to UNECA’s African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC), for their unwavering assistance with helping to organise the Africa Mining Summit. Additionally, we would also like to thank Alan Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S., who so expertly fulfilled the role of Conference Chair across the few days, utilising his vast experience and dedication to Africa’s mining sector.

In its second year, the Africa Mining Summit has once again been heralded as a significant success by both the participating officials and private-sector delegates alike; testimonials of which can be found later in this report. We welcomed over 200 local and international participants to Dar es Salaam and facilitated over 500 face-to-face matchmaking meetings.

Many important mining factors and challenges regarding the sector’s lasting development were discussed and some extremely valuable experiences and knowledge was shared. As a result of this event, and GRV Global’s ethos of personable engagement, long-standing collaborations are sure to result and ultimately, a stronger base on which to boost and develop the mining sector through PPPs. GRV Global would like to thank the Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam Hotel for its support across the few days. We thank all our local partners/suppliers for helping us to produce world-class materials such as the stage set, banners, invitations and tickets, and of course the Official Event Guide; in addition to the local students who assisted with managing our registration desk and matchmaking meeting tables. Lastly and by no means least, GRV Global would truly like to thank our Summit Sponsors for their support and attendance without which, events of this magnitude and importance would simply not be possible. The support shown by our partners and sponsors was emphatic and a true testament to the potential they see for mining across the African continent.

Thank you for joining us in Dar es Salaam, we look forward to welcoming you next year!

Andy Dowell | CEO GRV Global

+44 (0)20 3817 5346 | adowell@grvglobal.com

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CONTENTS Post-Event Report ....................................................................................... 4 Conference Agenda.................................................................................... 12 Close Out Summary from our Conference Chair............................. 16 The Africa Mining Summit in Pictures .................................................. 18 Testimonials ................................................................................................. 22 Roundtable List .......................................................................................... 24 Roundtable Profiles ................................................................................... 26 Attendee List................................................................................................ 36

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AFRICA MINING SUMMIT 2016 POST-EVENT REPORT In its second year, the Africa Mining Summit 2016, held at the Golden Tulip Dar Es Salaam Hotel, Tanzania, proved hugely important; bringing together hundreds of mining experts, from across the globe, for two days of direct engagement, through high-level plenary sessions, social networking functions, a small exhibition and afternoon matchmaking meetings between public and private sector entities.

In Organisation with the African Union Commission’s Trade & Industry Department and with support from UNECA’s African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC), the Africa Mining Summit welcomed leading local, regional and global operators, technology specialists and mine owners from across Africa’s mining sector to hear from and meet with senior African Government officials, UN and international agency stakeholders, all focussed on furthering the continents efforts to promote sustainable and responsible mining through public-private partnerships (PPPs).

Evening Reception

Whilst setup was underway within the Golden Tulip Marquee, and event Sponsors prepared their exhibition booths, the Africa Mining Summit commenced with an informal ‘ice-breaker’ Evening Reception on the hotel pool terrace. Participants were able to register, collect their access passes and delegate packs whilst enjoying a relaxed evening of networking accompanied by snacks and refreshments; an ideal opportunity for early introductions and discussion around the major talking points ahead.

Day One: Tuesday 13th December

On the beautiful Dar es Salaam peninsular, delegates arrived at the Golden Tulip Marquee for the second annual Africa

Mining Summit and enjoyed morning networking with tea and coffee. The event’s opening morning of high-level, themed plenary sessions began with welcoming remarks from GRV Global’s CEO, Andy Dowell. Mr. Dowell took a moment to welcome our esteemed audience to Tanzania’s wonderful capital city, Dar es Salaam and offered sincere thanks to H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry of the African Union, and her team for their unwavering support during the build-up to this important Summit. Whilst outlining some of the key areas to be addressed, Mr. Dowell also gave thanks to the event’s valuable sponsors and to the officials that had kindly committed their time and support to the two days ahead. With great delight, Mr. Dowell then handed over to the event’s Official

Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng. Ukwazi AEMENA; H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, African Union Commission (AUC); Hon. Lebohang Frederick Thotanyana, Kingdom of Lesotho; Mr. Simon Tuma-Waku, MIASA; Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, AMDC; Mr. Hyun-hee Joo, National Geologic Information Institute (NGII); Republic of Korea 4

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Conference Chair, Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. Mr. Clegg duly welcomed everyone to Dar es Salaam, giving a brief overview of some of the topics set to be discussed and how he had personally worked across Africa’s mining sector during his long, rewarding career. Alan expressed his delight and honour to welcome such an esteemed audience of mining experts and officials, and with so many elements to the programme, he kindly stressed the importance of trying to keep to time as we head towards the prescheduled afternoon meetings.

Before commencing with a special, highlevel discussion panel on the African Union’s Africa Mining Vision (AMV), the Africa Mining Summit audience were treated to a Keynote Address from H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry. Mrs. Acyl took a moment to welcome everyone to Tanzania and to thank the host country for its warm welcome.

She sincerely thanked everyone for making the effort to attend this important Summit, whilst giving an overview of the African Union’s work across the continent’s mining sector, and stressed the need and importance for all the different entities represented in Dar es Salaam to work together in order to achieve long-term prosperity for its people.

H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry then welcomed Hon. Lebohang Frederick Thotanyana, Minister of Mining from the Kingdom of Lesotho, Mr. Simon Tuma-Waku, President of MIASA (Mining Industries Association of Southern Africa), Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, Senior Geology and Mineral Information Advisor of UNECA’s African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC), and finally Mr. Hyun-hee Joo, Team Leader of International Cooperation & Standardization of the National Geologic Information

Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng. Ukwazi AEMENA, Conference Chair Institute (NGII) in the Republic of Korea, for a special, high-level discussion panel on the African Union’s Africa Mining Vision (AMV).

The esteemed panellists discussed, and engaged the audience, on the “Strategical Support for the Vision and its Action Plan” discussing transparency, progress, lessons and plans. In conclusion, Mr. Joo gave a formal introduction of the AMGI Pilot Project on behalf of the Republic of Korea’s National Geologic Information Institute (NGII).

Following a brief tea & coffee Networking Break, Panel One: Mining: Past, Present & Future, discussing Regulations & Frameworks, Strategic Approach, Trade, Potential VS Demand, and Logistics & Infrastructure, was introduced by our Conference Chair Mr. Alan Clegg and would welcome Mr. Ibrahim Shaddad, Director General of the African Minerals & Geosciences Center (AMGC) talking on ‘The Role of AMGC In Serving The Mining Sector In Africa’, Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, Senior Geology and Mineral Information Advisor at UNECA’s African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC) talking on ‘Understanding the Blue Economy & its Contribution to Social and Economic Structure Transformation of African Economies’, and Mr. Torbjörn Holmström, Senior Advisor Research & Technology of Volvo Group talking on ‘Redefining Productivity in Future Mining’. As with each of our themed panel’s the Conference Chair www.gr vglobal.com

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POST-EVENT REPORT would facilitate a brief Q&A session on conclusion of the panellist’s presentations.

At the same time, members of the African Union Commission team, together with UNECA colleagues and select Ministers of Minerals and Energy, would convene upstairs for their annual AU Ministers Symposium. Discussing the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) and its implementation tools in greater detail, panellists would include representatives from the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

In conclusion, and before re-joining Africa Mining Summit delegates for lunch, the United Republic of Tanzania’s Permanent Secretary of Energy and Minerals, Prof.

Justin Ntalikwa, would give Closing Remarks to the select audience of senior mining officials.

Taking us into a Networking Lunch Break, Panel Two: Responsible Mining, discussing Leadership, CSR & Impact, Inclusive Best Practices (local), Socioeconomic Development (national) and Safety, would welcome Mr. Sacha Akira Backes, Senior Investment Officer – Mining of the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) Infrastructure and Natural Resources Department talking on ‘IFC’s Approach to Benefits Sharing in Mining Projects & Sustainable Development’, Mr. Abdellatif Kissami, Director, CSR and HR International of Managem Group talking on ‘CSR & Sustainable Development: MANAGEM Experience’, Mr. Garard Bagnell, Operations Manager at KEFI Minerals Plc talking on ‘Ethiopia’s First Internationally Financed Mine Project & How it’s Impacted by the Current Overhaul of Ethiopia’s Good Governance Systems’, and Mr. Deo Mwanyika, Vice President - Corporate Affairs at Acacia Mining talking on ‘Acacia Mining; Delivering Shared Benefit for Tanzania’.

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colleagues, within the Golden Tulip Marquee. Heading back to the sessions, Panel Three: Finance; Investment & Collaborations - Opportunities & Challenges, discussing Development Strategies, Raising Capital, Trust, Value, Timely & Effective Engagement and Growth, would welcome Mr. Alex C. Rutagwelela, Ag. Director of Exploration & Drilling of Tanzania’s State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) talking on ‘How Tanzania Strategically Invests in the Mining Sector - The Role of STAMICO’, Hon. Richard H. Kaijuka, Chairman of African Gold Refinery Limited (AGR) & Vice Chairman of the Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum talking on ‘AGR - Product of Uganda’s Minerals Value Addition Policy’, Dr. Toby Bradbury, Chief Executive Officer at Shanta Mining Company Limited talking on ‘Criteria for Attracting Mining Investment in a Competitive World’, and Mr. Mark Parker, Managing Director of Equator Gold talking on ‘South Sudan - Challenges & Opportunities in Africa’s Newest Mining Frontier’. Once again, the panel would be concluded with a 10 minute Q&A session facilitated by Alan Clegg, our Conference Chair.

A further Networking Break would ensue, during which, the Golden Tulip Marquee would be transformed for the afternoon Matchmaking Meetings sessions. Pre-

Mr. Ibrahim Shaddad, Director General African Minerals & Geosciences Center (AMGC)

event, delegates had been able to select their preferred one-to-one meetings with the event’s delegation of VIP speakers and officials. Through 15 minute, one-to-one meetings, delegates were able to move around the room, following their own personalised schedule of appointments, introducing themselves to officials personally whilst looking to establish relationships that would essentially go on to aid the continent’s efforts for sustainable mining. In all, the event’s first day would see more than 300 private meetings take place and participants were quick to identify the format’s value and praise the session’s efficiency.

Whilst visiting Dar es Salaam, many for the first time, GRV Global wanted to ensure participants experienced the Tanzanian culture. All participants were invited to enjoy a Cultural Dinner, on the Golden Tulip’s Pool Terrace, which would feature entertainment from a local jazz band. In a relaxed, casual setting, event participants enjoyed a pool-side barbeque and refreshments, on the Dar es Salaam peninsular, whilst being entertained with smooth jazz music and dance. It proved to be an ideal opportunity for all to reflect on the day’s talking points whilst continuing the discussions they had already started during the matchmaking meeting sessions.

Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, Senior Geology and Mineral Information Advisor of UNECA; African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC)

Day Two: Wednesday 14th December

The final day of the second Africa Mining Summit began with tea and coffee around the Sponsor’s exhibition within the Golden Tulip Marquee. Commencing proceedings at 9am Conference Chair, Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S., welcomed one and all to the second day of discussions, trusting that everyone had duly enjoyed the previous evening’s pool-side Cultural Dinner.

Mr. Clegg took a moment to highlight some of the first day’s major talking points, whilst introducing the key topics to be discussed this morning. Moving straight on, Alan introduced Wednesday’s first Keynote Speaker, Ambassador Ami Mpungwe, Chairman of the Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME).

Amb. Mpungwe would address the Africa Mining Summit audience giving a stirring, detailed overview of ‘The Mining Industry in Tanzania: Opportunities & Challenges’.

Mr. Sacha Akira Backes, Senior Investment Officer - Mining Infrastructure and Natural Resources Department, International Finance Corporation (IFC)

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POST-EVENT REPORT Advanced Technologies, Incorporation (plans), Access and Risk Reduction, and welcomed H.E. Osheak Tahir, State Minister of Minerals of the Republic of Sudan talking on ‘Sudan’s Mineral Sector’, Mr. Adriaan Strydom, Mining Engineer & COO of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. talking on ‘Audience Driven Technical Solutions’, and Rev. Emmanuel Coffie-Anum, Environmental Coordinator of Ghana Manganese Company Ltd talking on ‘Blasting Impact & Dust Minimization Technologies in Mining - Sustainable Solutions For Mines Across Africa’. As with all our morning panels, our Conference Chair would conclude the session with brief Q&A taking questions from the audience.

The Summit then moved to a brief tea & coffee Networking Break before being treated to the day’s second Keynote Address from Ms. Caroline Ngonze, Programme Specialist of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Ms. Ngonze gave an engaging address on ‘Development Minerals: Transforming a Neglected Sector in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific’ before taking a number of questions from the floor.

Heading into the Summit’s final plenary panels, Panel Five: Innovation, discussing Harnessing Talent, Tailings Retreatment, Value Add and Effective Analysis, saw Mr. Abebe Bedassa Gobena, Mineral License Administration Coordinator of the Ministry of Mines, Petroleum & Natural Gas, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia talking on ‘Highlights of Mineral Potential in Ethiopia’, Mr. David Spencer, Chairman of General Exploration Limited talking on ‘Tenement Choice Algorithm – A New Approach in Tanzania’, and Mr. Moses Njiru Njeru, Chief Executive Officer at the Kenya Chamber of Mines talking on ‘Interventions to Promote Gold and Gemstones Mining and Trade for Economic and Security Stability within East and Central Africa’.

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Amb. Ami Mpungwe, Chairman Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME) Remoteness and Sustainability, and saw our Conference Chair, Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Chairman of Shumba Energy talking on ‘Building Power Generation for Southern Africa’, Mr. Simon TumaWaku, President of the DRC Chamber of Mines talking on ‘The Impact of Good Mining Legislation in Boosting the Mining Sector: The DRC Case’, and Mr. Ira Green, General Manager of GG Energy Holdings LLC talking on ‘Effective Deployment of Solar PV in African Mining’. Once again, in conclusion of the panel and all of the event’s morning plenary sessions, Conference Chair, Mr. Clegg would facilitate brief Q&A with questions taken from the audience.

The Africa Mining Summit then moved to its Closing Ceremony. Once again, delegates were treated to remarks from H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry of the African Union Commission (AUC). Mrs. Acyl offered her heartfelt thanks, on behalf of the African Union Commission (AUC), to everyone who had taken the time to support and attend GRV Global’s second Africa Mining Summit. Mrs. Acyl emphasised the good that collaborations between the public and private sector had done for the continent and specifically, regarding the mining sector but, she stressed the ongoing need for parties to come together and think outsidethe-box in order to realise the Commission’s

ongoing efforts and ultimately, the Africa Mining Vision (AMV). The event’s Conference Chair, Mr. Alan Clegg Pr.Eng., concluded his vital role with highlights of the two days’ major talking points; he took great comfort in gatherings of this kind, commended the admirable efforts of GRV Global, greatly encouraged discussions to be taken forward to future events for follow-up etc., and sincerely wished that everyone would leave Dar es Salaam as friends – new friends working together for Africa and its people. Concluding the event’s plenary sessions, GRV Global’s CEO, Mr. Andy Dowell took a moment to sincerely thank the AUC for their guiding support and encouragement, all the speakers and officials for taking time out of their busy schedules to present to and meet with the event’s sponsors and delegates, all the local suppliers GRV Global had used to produce a world-class event, e.g. local students, printers, A/V and set specialists, photographer, and Tuesday evening’s jazz band (Cultural Diner), and lasting but certainly by no means least, a huge thank you to all the event’s valuable Sponsors who had actually made it possible to host the event in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Although the Closing Ceremony had now taken place, there was still a further session of afternoon matchmaking meetings to facilitate. However, before that, tea, coffee

Ms. Caroline Ngonze, Programme Specialist United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and pastries were enjoyed within the Golden Tulip Marquee. Once again, and changing the event format for the afternoon, delegates were able to continue their schedule of Matchmaking Meetings with the event’s delegation of VIP speakers and officials.

Further discussion and collaborations were a plenty; hundreds of one-to-one meetings were held highlighting one of GRV Global’s key features – a hugely valuable and rare opportunity for key stakeholders to meet in person, and create lasting relationships that may not have otherwise been available to them. And so it was time, Africa Mining Summit attendees were to head home to their country of origin in order to follow-up on the hundreds of contacts they had made across the two days in Tanzania.

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CONFERENCE AGENDA Monday 12 December Golden Tulip Hotel, Dar es Salaam 16:00 – 19:00 AFRICA MINING SUMMIT PRE-EVENT REGISTRATION: Event participants may complete registration by collecting their delegate pack & event access pass (business card required). Event Sponsors are also asked to setup their networking booths.

19:00 – 21:00 EVENING NETWORKING RECEPTION

An ‘ice-breaker’ opportunity for event participants to meet and discuss the two days ahead in a relaxed and informal setting, whilst enjoying a range of canapés and refreshments.

Tuesday 13 December Golden Tulip Hotel, Dar es Salaam 07:30 – 08:45 REGISTRATION & NETWORKING

Event participants may complete registration by collecting their delegate pack & event access pass whilst networking & enjoying tea & coffee (business card required).

08:45 – 09:05 OPENING CEREMONY Opening Remarks from GRV Global, endorsing partners, and the event’s Conference Chair; scene setting with an overview of the major talking points ahead.

Mr. Andrew Dowell, CEO, GRV Global Limited Conference Chair Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director, Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. 09:05 – 09:20 KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry African Union Commission (AUC) 09:20 – 10:20 The African Unions’ Africa Mining Vision (AMV) High-level, discussion panel chaired by the African Union’s Frank Dixon Mugyenyi, Senior Industry Advisor - “Strategical Support for the Vision and its Action Plan” discussing transparency, progress, lessons and plans.

• H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry; African Union Commission (AUC) • Hon. Lebohang Frederick Thotanyana, Minister of Mining; Kingdom of Lesotho • Mr. Simon Tuma-Waku, President; MIASA (Mining Industries Association of Southern Africa) • Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, Senior Geology and Mineral Information Advisor of UNECA; African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC) Introduction of AMGI Pilot Project • Mr. Hyun-hee Joo, Team Leader of International Cooperation & Standardization National Geologic Information Institute (NGII); Republic of Korea

PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION 10:20 – 10:50 TEA & COFFEE NETWORKING BREAK 10:50 – 11:45 PANEL ONE; MINING: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Discussing Regulations & Frameworks | Strategic Approach | Trade | Potential VS Demand | Logistics & Infrastructure 10:50 – 10:55 Panel Introductions 10:55 – 11:10 The Role of AMGC in Serving The Mining Sector in Africa Mr. Ibrahim Shaddad, Director General African Minerals & Geosciences Center (AMGC) 11:10 – 11:25 Understanding the Blue Economy & its Contribution to Social and Economic Structure Transformation of African Economies Dr. Kaiser Goncalvez de Souza, Senior Geology and Mineral Information Advisor UNECA; African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC) 11:25 – 11:40 Redefining Productivity in Future Mining Mr. Torbjörn Holmström, Senior Advisor Research & Technology, Volvo Group 11:40 – 11:45 PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION 12 www.g r vg l ob a l .com

11:45 – 13:00 PANEL TWO: RESPONSIBLE MINING Discussing Leadership | CSR & Impact | Inclusive Best Practices (local) | Socioeconomic Development (national) | Safety 11:45 – 11:50 Panel Introductions 11:50 – 12:05 IFC’s Approach to Benefits Sharing in Mining Projects & Sustainable Development Mr. Sacha Akira Backes, Senior Investment Officer - Mining Infrastructure and Natural Resources Department, International Finance Corporation (IFC) 12:05 – 12:20 CSR & Sustainable Development: Managem Experience Mr. Abdellatif Kissami, Director, CSR and HR International Managem Group 12:20 – 12:35 Ethiopia’s First Internationally Financed Mine Project & How it’s Impacted by the Current Overhaul of Ethiopia’s Good Governance Systems Mr. Garard Bagnell, Operations Manager KEFI Minerals Plc 12:35 – 12:50 Acacia Mining; Delivering Shared Benefit for Tanzania Mr. Deo Mwanyika, Vice President - Corporate Affairs Acacia Mining 12:50 – 13:00

PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

13:00 – 14:15 NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK 14:15 – 15:30 PANEL THREE: FINANCE; INVESTMENT & COLLABORATIONS - OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES Discussing Development Strategies | Raising Capital | Trust | Value | Timely & Effective Engagement | Growth 14:15 – 14:20 Panel Introductions 14:20 – 14:35 How Tanzania Strategically Invests in the Mining Sector - The Role of STAMICO Mr. Alex C. Rutagwelela, Ag. Director of Exploration & Drilling State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania 14:35 – 14:50 African Gold Refinery Ltd. - Product of Uganda’s Minerals Value Addition Policy Hon. Richard H. Kaijuka, Chairman AGR & Vice Chairman Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum African Gold Refinery Limited 14:50 – 15:05 Criteria for Attracting Mining Investment in a Competitive World Dr. Toby Bradbury, Chief Executive Officer Shanta Mining Company Limited 15:05 – 15:20 South Sudan - Challenges & Opportunities in Africa’s Newest Mining Frontier Mr. Mark Parker, Managing Director Equator Gold 15:20 – 15:30

PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

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TEA & COFFEE NETWORKING BREAK

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INING SECTOR MATCHMAKING MEETINGS M Afternoon session devoted to one-to-one matchmaking meetings between Governments, Miners, Investors and Suppliers. Schedules are prearranged to provide a unique opportunity to discuss continent-wide mining matters and solutions.

20:00 - 22:00 CULTURAL DINNER An informal, pool-side Cultural Dinner welcoming the Official Delegation and all Event attendees; enjoying local food, refreshments and entertainment. An ideal opportunity for further networking and to discuss the day’s major talking points. www.gr vglobal.com

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CONFERENCE AGENDA Wednesday 14 December Golden Tulip Hotel, Dar es Salaam 08:00 – 08:50 REGISTRATION & NETWORKING Event participants may complete registration by collecting their delegate pack & event access pass whilst networking & enjoying tea & coffee (business card required).

08:50 – 09:00 DAY TWO WELCOMING REMARKS Welcoming Remarks from the event’s Conference Chair; offering an overview of day one’s major talking points with highlights of discussions to come.

Conference Chair Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director, Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. 09:00 – 09:15 KEYNOTE ADDRESS The Mining Industry in Tanzania: Opportunities & Challenges Amb. Ami Mpungwe, Chairman Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME) 09:15 – 10:15 PANEL FOUR: MINING & TECHNOLOGY Discussing Modern Mining | Advanced Technologies | Incorporation (plans) | Access | Risk Reduction 09:15 – 09:20 Panel Introductions 09:20 – 09:35 Sudan’s Mineral Sector H.E. Osheak Tahir, State Minister Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan 09:35 – 09:50 Audience Driven Technical Solutions Mr. Adriaan Strydom, Mining Engineer & COO Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. 09:50 – 10:05 Blasting Impact & Dust Minimization Technologies in Mining - Sustainable Solutions For Mines Across Africa Rev. Emmanuel Coffie-Anum, Environmental Coordinator Ghana Manganese Company Ltd 10:05 – 10:15 PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION 10:15 – 10:45 TEA & COFFEE NETWORKING BREAK 10:45 – 11:00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

‘Development Minerals:’ Transforming a Neglected Sector in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific Ms. Caroline Ngonze, Programme Specialist United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 11:00 – 12:00 PANEL FIVE: INNOVATION Discussing Harnessing Talent | Tailings Retreatment | Value Add | Effective Analysis 11:00 – 11:05 Panel Introductions ighlights of Mineral Potential in Ethiopia H Mr. Abebe Bedassa Gobena, Mineral License Administration Coordinator Ministry of Mines, Petroleum & Natural Gas Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 11:20 – 11:35 Tenement Choice Algorithm – A New Approach in Tanzania Mr. David Spencer, Chairman General Exploration Limited 11:05 – 11:20

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I nterventions to Promote Gold and Gemstones Mining and Trade for Economic and Security Stability within East and Central Africa Mr. Moses Njiru Njeru, Chief Executive Officer Kenya Chamber of Mines PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

12:00 – 12:45 PANEL SIX: POWERING MINES OF THE FUTURE Discussing Accountability | Renewables | Reliability | Remoteness | Sustainability 12:00 – 12:05

Panel Introductions

12:05 – 12:20 Building Power Generation for Southern Africa Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Chairman Shumba Energy 12:20 – 12:35 The Impact of Good Mining Legislation in Boosting the Mining Sector: The DRC Case Mr. Simon Tuma-Waku, President DRC Chamber of Mines 12:35 - 12:50

ffective Deployment of Solar PV in African Mining E Ira Green, General Manager GG Energy Holdings LLC

12:50 - 13:00

PANEL DISCUSSION; QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

13:00 – 13:15 CLOSING CEREMONY Closing Remarks from GRV Global, endorsing partners, and the event’s Conference Chair; summing-up with highlights of the two day’s outcomes and take-away points.

H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry African Union Commission (AUC)

Conference Chair M r. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director, Ukwazi AEMENA A.S.

Mr. Andrew Dowell, CEO, GRV Global Limited

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NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

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INING SECTOR MATCHMAKING MEETINGS M Afternoon session devoted to one-to-one matchmaking meetings between Governments, Miners, Investors and Suppliers. Schedules are prearranged to provide a unique opportunity to discuss continent-wide mining matters and solutions.

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Close Out Summary from our Conference Chair Alan M. Clegg Pr. Eng. Pr.CPM PMP FSAIMM FIOQ Independent Director of Resource Companies Conference Chairman It with great pleasure on behalf of GRV Global and I, that I herewith report back to you, in summary, regarding the outcomes and success of the Africa Mining Summit 2016 prestigious event.

The clear intent of the event patron, the African Union Commission, was to cultivate and join the stakeholders in Africa to engage formally in developing and shaping this great continent’s natural resources and related industrial profile.

If we now analyse the results we can, I believe, be justifiably proud that much was done towards the achievement of this intent and this was reflected in the proceedings each day with quality speakers, real case studies presented, healthy debate and investigative, searching questioning having been issued and answered succinctly and realistically. The quality of the communications was in general of a high standard.

Some of the key issues of the daily proceedings included inter-alia the following: ü Opening Keynote address from the Chair, highlighting the aggressively arriving sovereign debt crisis, capital flight from the G8 economies, potential for hyperinflation, consequently driving investor focus on hard commodities and resources in the ground. ü Natural resources both known and potential in Africa is, and will be, a significant magnet and beneficiary in the next decade for the capital flight from Europe, Japan and the Americas. ü The public benchmark for these facts are the acts of the top 10 billionaires in the world: Rothschild, Gates, Zuckerberg, Soros, Buffet, Druckenmiller, etc. who have all, for the first time in history, dumped all their Sovereign Bond holdings, 95% of their fiat currency holdings, and converted it to precious metals (gold, silver & platinum) bullion, diamonds, copper & zinc metal, and significant holdings of mining equities, especially development and exploration companies.

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ü The contrasting Keynote address from the AU Commissioner H.E. Dr. Fatima Acyl made it clear that Africa is at a crossroads with its 54 countries, fragmented and relatively small as individuals, conflicting, with young populations, yet abundant natural resources. ü She highlighted the real need to utilise these natural resources through real cooperation, rewriting the narrative and drive development through a clear value chain focus. ü The need therefore for structural transformation, de-polarisation of interests to the benefit of the collective, with job creation, wealth distribution and other clear requirements being defined. ü The 2063 Africa Vision and its agenda has to be driven by a coherent, inclusive, real agreement and cooperation between States on an industrialisation of mineral and other natural resources policy that is aggressively executed with defined tactical action plans for investment protection, environmental protection, education, trade and more gender equality.

From the panel discussions and presentations, we heard about the success of Lesotho and its rapidly developing mining industry as a result of the execution of key elements of the Africa 2063 vision points. Botswana is a key continental benchmark in all regards and Zambia, DRC and Tanzania have all done well but need more structural changes and harmonization of policies as was described by Mr. Simon Waku, the President of MISA (Mining Industries of Southern Africa). We also heard from Dr. Kaiser De Sousa of UNECA on the key areas of focus and there was discussion on the adoption of mineral codes to underwrite investment and this spoke to the

creation of what has been called ‘The Billion Dollar Map,’ for presentation of the appropriate data and information on key resources for development led by UNECA and the AMGC based in Dar Es Salaam.

Other innovative and futuristic discussions were held on the potential for the “Blue Economy”, i.e. marine mining in both coastal shelf areas and on the international continental shelf even by land-locked countries and economies. Advanced technologies and autonomous equipment was also presented by Volvo R & D Head, Mr. Torbjörn Holmström.

We heard about sustainable development requirements from the IFC Senior Investment Officer, Dr. Sacha Backes and this was supported by real case studies of what has been achieved

by KEFI Minerals in Ethiopia and from Acacia Mining in Tanzania.

New industrialisation developments like the African Gold Refinery establishment in East Africa was also exciting and the coverage of the real issues around attracting investment into Mining in Africa was ably dealt with by Dr Toby Bradbury of Shanta Gold.

And all of the above was just in the first day!

The second carried Keynotes on Tanzania’s Industry by Ambassador Ami Mpungwe and an address on the exciting potential and developments in the Republic of The Sudan by its Hon. Minister Osheak Ahmed. Later there was a further Keynote delivered by the UNDP on what is being achieved in Small Mining Community development.

Notably we also had some good technical and execution engineering focussed presentations and discussions on day two. We heard about

‘Audience Driven Technical Solutions’ from UKWAZI Aemena and from Ghana Manganese about successes in blasting control and dust management solutions in close proximity to communities; and Tenement Selection Algorithms for target generation and savings in exploration expenditures. All of these were notably ‘Born in Africa’ solutions that demonstrate Africa can do what is required.

And latterly we heard about important issues of control around trade routes and ‘Black Market’ controls and inter-state cooperation required to manage continental reputation for ethical and sustainable mining and investment returns, well presented by Moses Njeru from Kenya Chamber of Mines. Then we heard about what is probably the most important barrier to new operating mines, i.e. the provision of new sustainable energy generation solutions that utilise African resources, from Shumba Energy. We also heard about renewables-focussed solutions from GG Holdings, including Solar PV, Hybrid,and both off-grid and on-grid solutions.

On top of all of the above formal sessions we of course had the GRV winning formula of the ‘One to One’ roundtable meeting sessions.

These were animated, noisy and very successful, speaking just from my own personal experience and where it was clear that new relationships that would add value and momentum to the Africa Vision were being made.

So, with all of the above, I am sure you will agree that the event was an unqualified success and that you will join me in applauding the AU Commissioner in supporting this event and GRV Global for organising it. I now look forward to an even bigger and better event next year at another venue in Africa which will be advised in the first quarter of 2017. I look forward to seeing you there.

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THE AFRICA MINING SUMMIT 2016 IN PICTURES High-level Plenary Sessions; Government, UN, Mine Owners & Investors Detailing Programmes, and Discussing Solutions

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Networking; Exhibition Booths, Demonstrations, Displays, Meetings & Discussion

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Matchmaking Meeting Sessions; One-to-One Engagement, Personalised Schedules, Dedicated Tables, Contracting Details

AU Ministers Symposium; Annual Senior Meeting, Formal High-level Discussion, Mining Plan Discussion, Outcomes Shared with Summit Attendees

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Social Functions; Informal Networking & Discussion, Local Entertainment, Fun & Relaxing

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TESTIMONIALS “The event was very worthwhile and

“I have found the Summit to be extremely

interesting, it has a good mix of people needed to deal with the mineral resources for Africa; Ministers, the private-sector – investors, suppliers, miners and international agencies from all over the world. It has been a very successful meeting, offering lots of interesting discussions, presentations and lots of interactions – I really like the platform, the one-to-one matchmaking meetings where they can start business discussions and take it forward. It has been a very successful meeting, we look forward to next time!”

H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram Acyl, Commissioner for Trade & Industry of the African Union Commission (AUC)

productive, it is always good to exchange ideas and strategies with mining colleagues.

The presentations have been great, certainly beneficial to all involved. The one-to-ones have enabled us to discuss issues with others we don’t normally meet.”

Amb. Ami Mpungwe, Chairman of the Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME)

“The event was very well organised with distinct themes for presentations. The diversity of presentations was also very good and provided enlightenment for the mineral sector.”

Peter M. C. Chilumanga, Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy & Mining; Republic of Malawi “I found the conference to be interesting. I liked the intimate format allowing me the opportunity to meet and interact with many, if not all, of the delegates. I learnt a lot and I hope that the contacts I made here will blossom from here.”

Ira Green, GG Energy Holdings LLC “Worthwhile and very informative. Excellent dialogue with more time for face-to-face engagement welcome.”

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“A lot of contacts; this will help for future prospection. I learned also a lot about the mining society which is for me, a rather new world.”

Koen Van Compernolle, Low & Bonar “I have found the event most valuable, an opportunity to interact with people that in an official way is usually very difficult but here, it has been possible. The roundtable discussions have really proved an opportunity to sit with others, hear from them and share your details with them directly.”

Mr. Adriaan Strydom, Mining Engineer & COO of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. “Absolutely fantastic, first class yet again!

We’ve been able to speak with Ministers directly and get their contact details; they’ve been listening to us too - client interactions were spot on… “Bringing you Closer” Job done!”

Allan Bennett, Weatherford “It was a very good and impressive Summit, and also with excellent contributions from participants.”

Hon. Gabriel Thokuj Deng, Ministry of Mines; Republic of South Sudan

“Very well organised; roundtable discussions – BRILLIANT!! Reaching, getting access to all levels of the industry.”

Adriaan Strydom, Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. “The Summit has been very fantastic, bringing people from all around the world – knowledge sharing and networking. I have attended many conferences, the one-to-one meetings have been so fantastic, they open the door to hidden opportunities in terms of business.”

Rev. Emmanuel Coffie-Anum, Environmental Coordinator at Ghana Manganese Company Ltd “This has been my first time, the event has been really excellent, the knowledge we have gained on the mining sector is tremendous – I did not imagine this. This kind of event should happen every year and in different countries. The most important part of this event has been the roundtables; we have been able to meet so many people and create personal follow-up.”

Sarvan Keshri, Assistant Area Manager (Tanzania & Zambia), Tata Motors “The Summit has been quite unique this year, with the African Union bringing a message on the Africa Mining Visiosn (AMV) – it is heartening to see them engaging the international community and private sector.

The afternoon matchmaking meetings have added great value for all involved, which has been the overall message.”

Mr. Alan M. Clegg Pr.Eng., Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director of Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. (CONFERENCE CHAIR)

“Well organised with a well-chosen chairman who kept things moving.”

Graham Duncan, Minrom Consulting “Very good. Good contacts and business.”

Jannie Theron, Nitro Explosives Tanzania Ltd. “Excellent event all round, excellent resources.”

Nick Oyoo, Utafiti News Features “Great opportunity to meet with potential clients and current clients too. Well planned conference, matchmaking meetings were the highlights of the two days.”

Evans Mabeya, Atlas Copco Tanzania Limited “This was a very successful Summit, with very important delegates who form the backbone of future mining success in Africa.

Thank you GRV Global.”

Moses Njiru Njeru, Kenya Chamber of Mines “Conference was good.”

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ROUNDTABLE LIST TABLE NO.

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Acacia Mining

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African Gold Refinery Limited

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African Union Commission (AUC)

10 Burundi Mines and Quarries Authority; Republic of Burundi

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DRC Chamber of Mines

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Equator Gold

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General Exploration Limited

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Ghana Manganese Company Ltd

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Green Heart International (GHI)

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Handeni Gold Inc

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Managem Group

11 Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development;Republic of Uganda

Intra Energy Limited KEFI Minerals

8 Ministry of Energy & Minerals; Democratic Republic of Tanzania

12 Ministry of Industry & Mining: People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria

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14 Ministry of Mines & Industrial Development; Republic of Niger

15 Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development; Republic of Zambia

16 Ministry of Mines and Mining Development; Republic of Zimbabwe

Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan

17 Ministry of Mines, Petroleum & Natural Gas; Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

18 Ministry of Mining; Kingdom of Lesotho

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20 Ministry of Natural Resources; Republic of Rwanda

Ministry of Mining; Republic of Kenya

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Shanta Mining Company Limited

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Shumba Energy

9 State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); Democratic Republic of Tanzania

7 Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME)

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Tanzgraphite (TZ) Limited

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Ukwazi AEMENA A.S.

2 UNECA; African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC)

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ROUNDTABLE PROFILES AFRICAN UNION COMMISSION (AUC) The Department of Trade & Industry’s core mandate is to support the AU in boosting intra-African trade, fast track establishment of the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) and to ensure Africa’s competitiveness in the global economy.

It supports Africa’s transformation by promoting diversification and modernisation of production structures. The Department’s core functions are to: ensure the formulation, implementation and harmonisation of trade policies to promote inter- and intra-African trade; ensure development of policies on tariffs, non-tariff barriers and free movement of business people; liaise with relevant stakeholders, such as chambers of commerce, industrial associations, exporters, importers, nongovernmental organisations and the Regional Economic Communities (RECs), to ensure fair trade; provide support to AU Member States in global trade negotiations; collect, analyse and monitor data on global trends in trade and the impact on Africa.

The Department is also responsible for implementing initiatives such as Accelerating Industrialisation of Africa (AIDA) and the Africa Mining Vision (AMV), which promote transparency, social responsibility and tax compliance in the extractive industry. The Department has three divisions: Trade; Industry; and Customs Cooperation.

ACACIA MINING Acacia Mining plc (LSE:ACA) is Tanzania’s largest gold miner and one of the largest producers of gold in Africa. We have three producing mines, all located in north-west Tanzania: Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi, and North Mara and a portfolio of exploration projects in Tanzania, Kenya, Burkina Faso and Mali. Our approach is focused on strengthening our three core pillars; our business, our people and our relationships, whilst continuing to invest in our future. Acacia is a UK public company headquartered in London. We are listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange with a secondary listing on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange.

AFRICAN GOLD REFINERY LTD Uganda has a declared Mineral Policy that focuses on Mineral Value-Addition for most minerals. The Country remains largely under explored as no thorough exploration work has ever been done to identify measured resources ready for mining exploitation / development. African Gold Refinery Ltd. (AGR) has built a $20M State of the Art Gold and Other Precious Metals Refinery sitting on a 5 Acre self-acquired land near Entebbe Airport, Uganda. It has capacity of producing 200Kg @day in a double shift, using the latest AQUA REGIA technology, machinery and equipment from Europe. The Principal Investor is Alain Goetz of Tony Goetz, a Company that has been in this Business for over 30 years - internationally recognized and has other Refineries in Belgium and Dubai. The new facility serves as Africa’s Regional Hub to officially and responsibly source Raw Gold. AGR is focused on strict Compliance, Quality of Service, Safety and Environmental protection.

The Refined Products will include Gold Bars (Purity 99.9%), Small Minted Bars and Granulates. There are future plans to establish a Jewelry and Coins Plant.

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AFRICAN MINERALS & GEOSCIENCES CENTER (AMGC) The African Minerals and Geosciences Centre (AMGC), formerly known as SEAMIC is an independent regional centre of knowledge and information for southern and eastern Africa established in 1977, under the umbrella of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). Founder Member States are Ethiopia, Mozambique and Tanzania, later on joined by Angola, the Comoros and Uganda.

Kenya joined the Centre in 2006. The Sudan is the new member of the Center joining in 2010. Membership is open to all other African countries. It is the AMGC’s mission to promote socio-economic and environmentally responsible mineral development in Africa, as a Centre of Excellence and Significance able to provide specialized services for the mineral industries and the overall development of the sector in region.

BURUNDI MINES AND QUARRIES AUTHORITY, REPUBLIC OF BURUNDI

DRC CHAMBER OF MINES The DRC Chamber of Mines is an established structure within the Federation of Enterprises of Congo, to drive the work on the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It replaced the National Mining Commission on March 24, 2011, after the revision of the FEC statutes, in order to align it with other associations of mining companies within the SADC region. This new name, among other things, allowed the Chamber to join the Mining Industries Association of southern Africa (MIASA). All mining companies affiliated to the Federation of Congolese Enterprises are formally members of the Chamber of Mines. Companies that process ores, minerals analytical laboratories or cooperatives of artisanal miners can also join the Chamber. About 40 Mining companies are members of the Chamber of Mines. They represent all sectors of the mining sector (Copper-Cobalt, diamonds, gold, Coltan-Tin).

EQUATOR GOLD Equator Gold explores for and develops gold deposits in the Republic of South Sudan. Equator was one of the first two international companies with active licences in South Sudan. It has been operating in the field since 2012 and enjoys significant first mover advantages. Equator currently holds interests in three gold projects. The company has a 65% interest in the Luri Gold Project, highly prospective and logistically well located close to Juba, the capital city. The Group’s exploration has revealed three high-priority targets within the Luri licence area, all with multi-million-ounce potential. The company also has a 75% earn-in right over the Wudabi Project, an area of extensive gold panning 100km southwest of Luri and a 49% equity holding in the Katokeji Project, an extension of the Luri geological structure. Katokeji also contains significant deposits of carbonate rocks, which could be developed for lime.

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ROUNDTABLE PROFILES GHANA MANGANESE COMPANY LTD Ghana Manganese Company Ltd. (GMC), a subsidiary of Consolidated Minerals Limited Minerals headquartered in Jersey owns and operates the only Manganese Mine in Ghana located at Nsuta Wassaw in the South-West of Ghana, in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region administrative area, approximately four (4) kilometers South-East of Tarkwa. The mine is located (583468N, 613050E) near to the Sekondi-Kumasi railway, 63 kilometers inland (by rail) from the seaport of Takoradi. GMC mines a very pure and high-quality carbonate ore with unique product specifications for Hundred (100) years with a total concession area of 175km2. Ghana is rich in natural resources, with significant reserves of oil, gold, bauxite and manganese ore.

GENERAL EXPLORATION LIMITED General Exploration Limited (GEL) is a privately owned project generation and mineral exploration business. GEL is domiciled and operates solely in Tanzania.

GEL is focused on gold in the Lake Victoria Gold Field in Tanzania only. GEL’s management team has 153 years of experience in Tanzania and 123 years in geology, exploration and mining. GEL’s predecessor company (Zari) was sold in 2012 for a profit for Zari’s investors of up to 11,000%. GEL’s disciplined project generation and exploration created the current portfolio of 20 tenements (297 sq kms). Soon it will be 27 tenements (455 sq kms). GEL has developed a unique and effective approach to choosing tenements with its evidence based Tenement Choice Algorithm. GEL is targeting two or three joint ventures in 2017 and an Initial Public Offer in late 2018 - if the market is amenable.

GREEN HEART INTERNATIONAL (GHI) GHI is a Non-profit Association established in Cameroon on March 13th, 2013. Its mission is to strengthen Social, Safety & Health, and Environmental awareness of the population and Corporations. African countries are anticipating an increase in industrialization in accordance with agenda 2063. In light of the current observed practices, there is an urgent need to build a conscious workforce, and educate the population and local companies, in regards of best practices, especially in the extractive sector. Through its departments of Cooperate Social Responsibility, Safety at work places and Environmental Issues, GHI is addressing that concern to sustain the industrialization of the African Continent.

HANDENI GOLD INC Handeni Gold Inc is an emerging gold exploration company focused on exploring and developing gold mining opportunities in the Republic of Tanzania.

The Company’s principle area of focus is the 800 square kilometer Handeni Gold Project located in the Handeni district, within the Tanga region of the Republic of Tanzania. Although gold mineralisation was described in the area since the early 1950’s, it was only recently that artisanal miners focused on the Handeni area following the successful exploration for gold in the Lake Victoria district.

These efforts led to the discovery of the Magambazi Hill gold mine. The attention of the exploration community came to focus on the Handeni district by successful drilling projects conducted on Magambazi Hill and its surroundings.

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INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (IFC) IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, is the largest global development institution focused exclusively on the private sector in developing countries. IFC works closely with major and junior oil, gas, and mining companies through our office in London, which is arguably one of largest global hubs for natural resource companies operating in emerging markets. From there, we help develop infrastructure projects that can meaningfully improve peoples’ lives in emerging markets, with a special emphasis on fast-growing cities where there are critical needs in power, utilities, and transportation.

INTRA ENERGY LIMITED Intra Energy is an environmentally responsible, diversified mining and energy group, focused on Eastern Africa, and is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX:IEC). IEC is a developer and producer of thermal coal in Eastern Africa operating under the motto of “African coal for African growth” and is the only operating thermal coal miner in Eastern Africa. Its flagship coal project is the Tancoal mine in the Ngaka coalfield of Tanzania, operated by Tancoal Energy Limited, a joint venture with the National Development Corporation of Tanzania. Intra Energy has made significant progress with its Eastern African regional expansion strategy into new mining and renewable energy projects and battery storage materials, and maintains cost effective and efficient operations to remain a low cost producer in this dynamically growing region where it occupies the prime supply position.

KEFI MINERALS KEFI Minerals plc is a mining exploration and development company focused on the highly prospective Arabian-Nubian Shield – similar to the Precambrian Shields of Australia and Canada, but under-explored. Its two most advanced projects are Tulu Kapi in Ethiopia and Jibal Qutman in Saudi Arabia – with an attributable 1.93Moz Au. KEFI is on track to establish steady-state production at Tulu Kapi in 2018 and will be able to generate cash flows for further exploration and expansion as warranted, recoupment of development costs and, when appropriate, dividends to shareholders.

KEFI is listed on AIM under the symbol ‘KEFI’.

KENYA CHAMBER OF MINES The Kenya Chamber of Mines was formed in 2000 to represent the interests of Kenya’s miners, exploration companies and mineral traders. KCM also seeks to associate these interests with national and local community interests (such as the objectives of Vision 2030), and to involve other stakeholders in order to ensure that these interests do not cause harm to the environment and the communities.

The Chamber seeks and endeavours to be the leading Mineral Industry representative, the preferred interlocutor for the Government, Communities and other stakeholders with respect to mineral related issues, as well as a driving force towards the development of the industry.

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ROUNDTABLE PROFILES MANAGEM GROUP Managem is an integrated Mining Group managing a portfolio of diverse mineral resources, mainly precious metals, base metals, cobalt and fluorspar.

Thanks to its business model developed 85 years ago, Managem has evolved throughout the years to become a key reference in the mine and hydrometallurgy industry. The expertise of the Group and its highest level of demand in security, ethics, performance and innovation favored its growth and diversification. The development of the Group’s activities was included in a responsible growth pattern thanks to strong commitments to environment, risk management and development of neighboring communities. The Group employs 5660 personnel across its subsidiaries. Its presence spreads beyond Morocco through Africa (Gabon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Republic of Congo, Guinea and Ethiopia), in addition to trading activities based mainly in Switzerland and UAE. Managem is present across the value chain of mining activity from exploration and extraction through to the trading of metals.

MINISTRY OF ENERGY & MINERAL DEVELOPMENT; REPUBLIC OF UGANDA The mandate of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) Uganda is “To Establish, promote the Development, Strategically Manage and Safeguard the Rational and Sustainable Exploitation and Utilization of Energy and Mineral Resources for Social and Economic Development”. The Ministry strives to ensure reliable, adequate ans sustainable exploitation, management and utilisation of energy and mineral resources, and to be “A Model of Exellence in Sustainable Management and Utilisation of energy and Mineral Resources”.

MINISTRY OF ENERGY & MINERALS; DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA Energy and Minerals resources play an important role in poverty reduction and in supporting socioeconomic development in Tanzania. The Ministry of Energy and Minerals (MEM) is mandated to facilitate development of energy and mineral sectors. The Ministry delivers various services related to development of energy and minerals resources through the participation of various stakeholders including public, private, public-private partnerships, local communities, NGOs and civil society. The Ministry envisions an effective mineral sector, contributing significantly to the acceleration of socio-economic development through sustainable development and utilisation of mineral resources in Tanzania by 2025. Its mission is to set policies, strategies and laws; regulate mineral exploration, production, trading, value addition and mineral actors for sustainable development of mineral resources; and integrate with other sectors of the economy.

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MINISTRY OF MINERALS; REPUBLIC OF SUDAN The Ministry of Minerals is the authority responsible for the application of mining investment system in the Republic of Sudan as per the Presidential Decree No. 22 for 2010. Among its main responsibilities is to encourage and attract local and foreign investment in order to promote the development of the mining sector in Sudan.

Sudan is considered as one of the promising countries in the field of mining and the development of mineral resources, is one of its main targets. Sudan has taken solid steps to encourage investment in the mining sector and for developing it.

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MINISTRY OF MINES, PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS; FEDERAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF ETHIOPIA The mining sector has passed through different organizational structures. In 1977, it was established as the Ministry of Mines, Energy and Water Resources.

Later in 1982, the Water Resource was separately structured as an independent Commission and the Ministry remained with the mining and energy sectors.

However in 2002, the energy sector was divided into two and structured under the ministries of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and Ministry of Infrastructure while the mining sector was organized alone as a Ministry of Mines.

After that, in 2005 the mining and energy sectors were re-organized as the Ministry of Mines and Energy. In 2010 the mining sector has established again as a Ministry of Mines with the following powers and duties: to Promote the development of mining; Ensure the proper collection, maintenance and accessibility to users of data on minerals; Encourage mining investment through facilitating exploration and mining operations; Regulate in cooperation with the concerned organs, the market for precious and ornamental minerals produced at the level of traditional and small – scale mining operations; Organize, as may be necessary, research and training centers that may assist the enhancement of the development of mining; Issue licenses to private investors engaged in exploration and mining operations, and ensure that they conduct mining operations and meet financial obligations in accordance with their concession agreements.

MINISTRY OF MINES & INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT; REPUBLIC OF NIGER The Ministry of Mines and Industrial Development of Niger was created in September 2011 to replace the Ministry of Mines and Energy. The department holds shares in a number of joint ventures through the Company Heritage Mines of Niger (SOPAMIN). The Minister of Mines & Industrial Development, Hon. Hassane Baraze Moussa, is responsible, in conjunction with other Ministers concerned, the design, development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of policies and strategies national in the areas of mining and industrial development in accordance with guidelines set by the Government.

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ROUNDTABLE PROFILES MINISTRY OF MINING; KINGDOM OF LESOTHO Lesotho’s Ministry of Mining is committed to explore and disseminate information on mineral resources, regulate and manage prospecting and mining activities to develop the mining sector in partnership with our stakeholders in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner for the socio-economic benefit of the Basotho nation. By the year 2020, Basotho nation shall have an improved standard of living through proper management of mineral resources. The Ministry’s objectives are to promote availability of up-to-date mineral resources information; increase contribution to GDP through development of Mining sector; and promote ministerial service delivery.

MINISTRY OF MINING; REPUBLIC OF KENYA The Republic of Kenya’s Ministry of Mining undertakes various functions aimed at enhancing growth of the mining sector in the country as guided by the executive order No. 2 of 2013. The Ministry came about after the realization that the sector has the potential to significantly contribute to national and local growth. Over the last decade the amount of minerals extracted and exploited has been increasing.

The Ministry’s vision is the “Satisfaction of all Customers with Mineral Resources and Geo-Spatial Data Services” and “To Provide Sustainable Mineral Resources and Geo-Spatial data Services that exceed Customer Expectations”.

MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES; REPUBLIC OF RWANDA Mining sub-sector is one of five sub-sectors that constitute the Environment and Natural Resources Sector. This sub-sector has a mission to build a strong geology and mines sector in order to increase national revenue through proper management of mineral resources and with the capacity to monitor natural hazards. Mining sub-sector is one of the key priority areas that could trigger economic growth of the country if sufficient investment in the sub-sector was made and the challenges that hinder the development of the sub-sector removed.

The Ministry of Natural Resources is responsible for designing the sub sector’s legal framework and also for granting prospecting, exploration and mining licences.

Rwanda Natural Resources, through Geology and Mining Department, provides technical and administrative support and follow-up to the performance of the mining sector and generally to implement policy. The mining policy covers not only mineral extraction, processing and export, but also quarrying, production of construction materials and extraction and processing of semi-precious stones.

SHANTA MINING COMPANY LIMITED Shanta Gold is an East Africa-focused gold producer, developer and explorer.

It currently has defined ore resources at the New Luika and Singida projects in Tanzania and holds exploration licences over a number of additional properties in the country. Shanta’s flagship New Luika Gold Mine commenced production in 2012 and produced 81,873 ounces in 2015. The Company is admitted to trading on London’s AIM and has approximately 583 million shares in issue.

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SHUMBA ENERGY Shumba Energy is a Botswana based coal mining and energy development company with dual listings on the Botswana Stock Exchange and the Stock Exchange of Mauritius with over 300 Botswana & International shareholders including retail investors, institutions and pension funds. The company’s strategy is to build a portfolio of quality energy assets that are focused on efficient and reliable power generation, for the benefit of the Southern African region.

STATE MINING CORPORATION (STAMICO); DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA State Mining Corporation (STAMICO) is a public parastatal under the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, which became operational in 1973. STAMICO’s mission is to invest in the mining industry and provide quality services in the management of mines, drilling, consultancies and other related businesses particularly to the artisanal and small-scale miners; to be a world class investor and service provider in the mining sector in Africa contributing significantly to the national economy.

STAMICO’s functions include: to oversee Government interests in large scale mines; to invest in the mining sector through mineral exploration and prospecting, development and operation of mines and mineral trading; to carry out commercial services in the mineral and other related sectors such as drilling, exploration and consultancy services; and to coordinate the transformation of artisanal and small scale mining into regulated, environmentally friendly, safe, productive and sustainable operations.

TANZANIA CHAMBER OF MINERALS AND ENERGY (TCME) Established in 1994, the Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy represents the interests of its members in the Tanzanian mineral sector. Acting as a voice for the industry the Chamber plays a pivotal role within the sector as a mediator between the mining investment community and key stakeholders, most notably the Government of Tanzania and the public. With close to 60 members the Chamber represents a broad spectrum of relevant players in the mining industry, including small-scale miners, individuals, service providers, and international mining companies of all sizes who have identified Tanzania as a worthwhile place to invest their money. These companies are carrying out a range of activities within the mining sector from exploration to production. www.gr vglobal.com

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ROUNDTABLE PROFILES TANZGRAPHITE (TZ) LIMITED TanzGraphite (TZ) Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kibaran Resources Limited (ASX: KNL) an ASX-listed company focused on unlocking the graphite potential of the mineral-rich landscapes of Tanzania, East Africa. Graphite is a modern industrial mineral, widely regarded as a major global growth commodity for the 21st century. Underpinned by a growing number of applications in technology and industry, the global demand for natural graphite is expected to double within the next eight years. With its well advanced Epanko Graphite Project and two other highly prospective graphite projects in the miningfriendly country of Tanzania, TanzGraphite is in a strong position to become a significant producer of commercial graphite and thereby capitalise on the growing global demand. The Company has secured off-take and sales agreements for 100% of its planned production with blue chip companies in Europe and Japan.

UKWAZI AEMENA A.S. Ukwazi AEMENA is an independent technical mining advisory that provides onsite mine planning services. We have a geographical footprint in Asia, Europe, the Middle-East and North Africa in Ankara. Our in-house core competencies include geology, mining engineering, mine planning and project management. We provide a single point of contact for environmental, social and water studies, exploration, mineral processing, geotechnical engineering, engineering services and we believe in strong, diverse and focused teams, led by experienced and qualified mining engineers. Each team is structured to allow each individual to bring his experience to the tested planning processes. This way, we ensure that the solution that we apply at each mine is uniquely focused on its requirements. The disciplines of mine planning and mining engineering add significant value when a small but diverse team applies a proven and outcome-driven planning process from inception through to execution. Our teams are structured based on mining method, commodity and practical experience to ensure that the plan is delivered by competent specialists with appropriate experience in project management, mining engineering, mine planning and mine planning tools. We have a flat management and control structure based on focused and dedicated teams.

UNECA; AFRICAN MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (AMDC) The mission of the Centre is to work with member States and their national and regional organisations to promote the transformative role of mineral resources in the development of the continent through increased economic and social linkages.

A key objective of the Centre is to ensure that Africa’s interests and concerns in this lucrative sector are properly articulated and internalized throughout the continent, for the benefit and prosperity of all. Africa is well endowed with mineral resources and has a long history of mining, but has so far not reaped the developmental benefits from these resources. This is largely due to the weak integration of Africa’s mining sector into national economic and social activities.

The African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government have taken deliberate steps to address this weakness, through the endorsement of the Africa Mining Vision (AMV) and the establishment of the African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC) to provide strategic operational support for the Vision and its Action Plan.

If well managed, Africa’s mineral endowments can lift the continent out of poverty and catapult it to growth, development and prosperity for all – this is the ultimate purpose of the African Mining Vision.

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URANIUM ONE GROUP - MANTRA TANZANIA LTD Uranium One Inc. is one of the world’s largest uranium producers with a globally diversified portfolio of assets located in Kazakhstan, the United States and Tanzania.

Uranium One is owned by indirect subsidiaries of State Atomic Energy Company “ROSATOM” – Uranium One Holding N.V. and JSC “U1 Group”. “ROSATOM” is the Russian state-owned nuclear industry operator. The Corporation is the operator of the Mkuju River Project in Tanzania, and owns a 13.9% interest in Mantra Resources Pty Limited, which, through its subsidiary, Mantra Tanzania Ltd., owns the Mkuju River Project. All uranium is produced by environmentally safe in-situ leach mining technology. As a clean energy leader, Uranium One Inc. is committed to the highest environmental standards, the health and safety of its employees and the long-term sustainability of the communities in which it operates. Uranium One produced 4,794 tons of uranium in 2015 with a cash cost of $12 per pound of U3O8.

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ATTENDEE LIST AARD Mining Equipment Pty Ltd Mr Pierre ROCHE, Project Manager AARD Mining Equipment Pty Ltd Mr Gerard PIENAAR, Commercial Manager AARD Mining Equipment Pty Ltd Ms. Bianca FABER, PA Acacia Mining Mr. Deo MWANYIKA, Vice President - Corporate Affairs Acacia Mining Mr. Nector PENDAELI-FOYA, Chief Public Relations Advisor Africa Assay Laboratories Tanzania Ltd Mr. Samuel GYAN, Regional Managing Director Africa Assay Laboratories Tanzania Ltd Mr. Hemedi HAMZA, Sales & Marketing Manager Africa Assay Laboratories Tanzania Ltd Mr. Siegmond LARYEA, Operations Manager Africa Assay Laboratories Tanzania Ltd Mr. Konan DORGELESS, BD Manager Upstream East Africa African Gold Refinery Limited Richard H. KAIJUKA, Chairman AGR & Vice Chairman Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum African Gold Refinery Limited Mr. Alphonso KATAREBE, Director African Legal Support Facility Mr. Ronald CHARI, Legal Counsel African Minerals & Geosciences Center (AMGC) Mr. Ibrahim SHADDAD, Director General African Mining Services Ghana Ms. Constance ABBEY, Executive Assistant African Mining Services Ghana Mr. Bernard AMPONSAH-POKU, Mining Engineer African Mining Services Ghana Ms Adelaide BOYE, Corporate Administration Manager African Mining Services Ghana Mr. John KAVANAGH, Chief Operating Officer African Mining Services Ghana Mr. Geoff POWER, Business Development Manager African Potash Limited Mr. Christopher CLEVERLY, Chairman African Trade Insurance Agency Mr. Benjamin MUGISHA, Senior Underwriting Officer African Trade Insurance Agency Ms Tusekile KIBONDE, Resident Underwriter African Union Commission (AUC) H.E. Mrs. Fatima Haram ACYL, Commissioner, Trade and Industry African Union Commission (AUC) Mr. Hussein Hassan HUSSEIN MOSLEH, Head of Industry Division African Union Commission (AUC) Mr. Frank Dixon MUGYENYI, Senior Industry Advisor African Union Commission (AUC) Mr. Patient Kotchikpa ATCHO, Communication Officer African Union Commission (AUC) Ms. Mariam NABATANZI, Partnership Expert African Union Commission (AUC) Mr. Babajide Olumide SODIPO, Regional Trade Advisor Alistair Group Mr. Clementine JAMES, Director Alistair Group Ms. Nina MALEKIA, Business Development Assistant Alistair Group Ms. Anna Joyce MBISE Alistair Group Mr. Nicholas KISIRI Almaniah Heavy Equipment ( East Africa ) LTD Mr. Lika LEKISHVILI Atlas Copco Tanzania Limited Mr. Evans MABEYA, MRS Business Line Manager Australian High Commission, Nairobi Ms. Deanna SIMPSON, Third Secretary, Political/ Economic Balkrishna Industries Ltd (BKT Tires) Mr. Pankaj CHAUHAN, Brand Manager Balkrishna Industries Ltd (BKT Tires) Mr. Deepak CHAURASIA, Executive - Export Marketing, Business Development 36

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ATTENDEE LIST Handeni Gold Ltd. Mr. Godfrey BITESIGIRWE, Chief Geologist Holman Fenwick Willan Mr. James WILSON, Partner Holman Fenwick Willan Mr Alexander REID, Partner Holman Fenwick Willan Ms. Sarah CLAYTON, Events Manager International Finance Corporation (IFC) Mr. Sacha Akira BACKES, Senior Investment Officer - Mining, Infrastructure and Natural Resources Department International Finance Corporation (IFC) Mr. Dan KASIRYE, Resident Representative Intra Energy Limited Mr. Mark MCANDREW, Executive Director Intra Energy Limited Mr. Emmanuel CONSTANTINIDES, Head of Logistics and Sales Intra Energy Limited Mr. Nisheet DEVANI, Head of Business Development Intra Energy Limited Ms. Kerry ANGEL, CFO Intra Energy Limited Mr. Elisha Mlingi MKUCHA, Director Jeju National University Mr. Byung-Gul LEE, President KEFI Minerals Plc Mr. Garard BAGNELL, Operations Manager Kenya Chamber of Mines Mr. Moses Njiru NJERU, Chief Executive Officer Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources Dr. KWANG-EUN KIM, Director Low & Bonar Mr. Koen VAN COMPERNOLLE, Sales Manager, Civil Engineering Managem Group Mr. Abdellatif KISSAMI, Director, CSR and HR International Managem Group Mr. Younes HALHAL, Investor Relations McKinsey & Company Ms. Angela SMITH, Global Client Development Coordinator at MineLens McKinsey & Company Mr. Otto VAN DER ENDE, Mining Engineer Mining Finland Mr. Harry SANDSTRÖM, Programme Director Ministry of Energy & Minerals; United Republic of Tanzania Mr. James MDOE, Deputy Permanent Secretary Ministry of Energy & Minerals; United Republic of Tanzania Prof. Justin NTALIKWA, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Energy & Minerals; United Republic of Tanzania Eng. Yahya I. SAMAMBA Ministry of Energy & Mineral Development; Republic of Uganda Hon. Peter LOKERIS, Minister of State for Minerals Ministry of Energy & Mines; Republic of Burundi Mr. Ntirandekura GRATIEN, Counsel at The Minister’s Office Ministry of Energy & Mines; Republic of Burundi Mr. Gratien NTIRANDEKURA, Advisor to the Minister Ministry of Industry & Mining: People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria Mr. Mohamed Nabil BENNAIDJA, Deputy Head of Mission Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Mr. Elsadig Ibrahim Elhag ABDELRAHMAN, Engineer Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Mr. Mohamed ADAM, Director General Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Mr. Husam Ahmed SULIMAN, Minister’s Aide Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Mr. Hussameldeen HUSSAIN, Director, Office of State Minister 38

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Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Hon. Osheak TAHIR, State Minister Ministry of Minerals; Republic of Sudan Mr. Mohamed Suliman IBRAHIM, Deputy Director General Ministry of Mines & Industrial Development; Republic of Niger Hon. Hassane Baraze MOUSSA, Minister Ministry of Mines & Industrial Development; Republic of Niger Mr. Amadou HASSANE, Director of Geology Ministry of Mines & Industrial Development; Republic of Niger Mr. Sekou Aboubacar HASSOUMI, Director, Minister’s Office Ministry of Mines, Petroleum & Natural Gas; Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Mr. Abebe Bedassa GOBENA, Mineral License Administration Coordinator Ministry of Mines; Republic of South Sudan Hon. Gabriel Thokuj DENG, Minister Ministry of Mines; Republic of South Sudan Mr. Vincensio OMUNJWOK, Executive Director, Minister’s Office Ministry of Mines; Republic of South Sudan Mr. James YousifKUNDU, D/G of Geological Survey Ministry of Mines; Republic of South Sudan Ms. Umjuma Abdulrahman Sule LADO, Executive Secretary Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development; Republic of Zambia Mr. Paul CHANDA, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development; Republic of Zambia Ms. Bernadette MWAKACHEYA, Principal Planner Ministry of Mines and Mining Development; Republic of Zimbabwe Hon. Walter CHIDHAKWA, Minister Ministry of Mines and Mining Development; Republic of Zimbabwe Mr. Abraham MARANGARIRE, Minister’s Aide Ministry of Mines and Mining Development; Republic of Zimbabwe Mr. Nyasha MUDONHI, Principal Minerals Development Officer Ministry of Mines and Mining Development; Republic of Zimbabwe Mr. Charles Simbarashe TAWHA, Principal Director - Technical Services Ministry of Mining; Kingdom of Lesotho Hon. Lebohang Frederick THOTANYANA, Minister Ministry of Mining; Kingdom of Lesotho Ms. Makhojane MONYANE, Principal Secretary Ministry of Mining; Republic of Kenya Hon. Dan KAZUNGU, Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Natural Resources Hon. Vincent BIRUTA, Minister of Natural Resources Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy & Mining; Republic of Malawi Mr. Peter CHILUMANGA, Director of Mines, Mining Department Minrom Consulting Mr. Oscar VAN ANTWERPEN, Director Minrom Consulting Mr Graham DUNCAN, Project Geologist National Geologic Information Institute (NGII); Republic of Korea Mr. Hon-Ryang IM, Planning & Policy Department Director National Geographic Information Institute Mr. Hye-Seung LEE, Deputy Director National Geographic Information Institute HYUN-HEE JOO, Deputy Director www.gr vglobal.com

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ATTENDEE LIST National Geographic Information Institute Ms. Seohee PARK, Assistant Deputy Director Nitro Explosives Tanzania Ltd. Mr. Emmanuel TEEKISHE, New Developments Manager Nitro Explosives Tanzania Ltd. Mr. Timothy NTOIYAN, Marketing Officer Nitro Explosives Tanzania Ltd. Mr. Jannie THERON, Financial Control & New Business Development Manager Orica Ltd Mr. Daniel MCLOUGHLIN, Regional Manager Central & East Africa (Acting) Poyry Mining and Metals Mr. Janne TIKKA, Sales Director PW Mining International Mr. Anthony HARTE Chairman/President PW Mining International Mr. Ciaran QUINN, Financial Director Rajant Corporation Mr Chris MASON, Director of Sales - EMEA RBL-REI Mr. Alain PREAUT, Sales Director RBL-REI Mr. Cyril VIOLAS, Project Executive SES Mr. Thomas THIONGO, Sales Director - Government and Institutions - Africa Shanta Mining Company Limited Dr. Toby BRADBURY, Chief Executive Officer Shinhan Aerial Survey Co., LTD. Mr. Hae-Soo SEO, Director Shinhan Aerial Survey Co., LTD. Mr. Dong-Cheol AN, Manager Shinhan Aerial Survey Co., LTD. Mr. Nak-Hoon CHOI, Assistant Manager SIA “Akonit” JSC” Mr. Ilya SOKOLOV, Head of Foreign Economic Activity Team Simba Logistics Limited Mr. Aly DEWJI, Director State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania Mr. Alex RUTAGWELELA, Ag. Director of Exploration & Drilling State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania Mr. Lucas, MLEKWA State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania Ms. Koleta NJELEKELA, Manager for Marketing & Public Relations State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania Ms. Nsalu NZOWA, Ag. Manager for Investment State Mining Corporation (STAMICO); United Republic of Tanzania Mr. Alex RUTAGWELELA, Ag. Director of Exploration & Drilling Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME) Amb. Ami MPUNGWE, Chairman Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy (TCME) Mr. Gerald B. MTURI, Executive Secretary Tanzgraphite (TZ) Limited Mr. Grant PIERCE, Director Tanzgraphite (TZ) Limited Mr. Nassor SAID, Finance & Administration Manager Tata Motors Mr Sarvan KESHRI, Asst Area Manager (Tanzania & Zambia) Tata Motors Ms. Gail FIALHO Tata Motors Mr Prashant SHUKLA, Auto Head Tata Motors Mr Shrinivas TORVI, Manager, Customer Service The World Bank Ms. Maria Luisa Ana ESTEBAN MEER Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. Mr. Alan CLEGG Independent Mining & Energy Consultant, Independent Director of Resource Companies, and Director Ukwazi AEMENA A.S. Mr. Adriaan STRYDOM, Mining Engineer & COO 40

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