H.E. Mokgweetsi Masisi gave a keynote speech at Mining Indaba 2021. (Image Source: Mining Indaba)
His Excellency, Mokgweetsi Masisi, President of Botswana, has acknowledged that 2020 was a very challenging year for the mining sector in Botswana but outlined his government’s intention to rebuild the industry and prioritise expansion into other resources aside from diamonds
The session was hosted by Neil Hume, natural resources editor at the financial times. (Image Source: Mining Indaba)
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is critical to reigniting the South African economy in the wake of the pandemic, and ensuring the country hits its targets of creating 11 million jobs and reducing unemployment to 6% by 2030, stated Clive Govender, CEO and founder of CGC Consulting and ADAPT Digital Solutions
Robex Resources Nampala gold mine, in Mali, with a hybrid fuel and solar energy solution will be the pioneer project to spur further uptake of such projects in Africa. (Image credit: Vivo Energy)
After a most successful debut year at the Mining Indaba last year, Vivo Energy returned this year with a success story around power generation for mines on the continent
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses delegates at Mining Indaba 2021. (Image credit: Mining Indaba)
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa officially opened the 27th Investing in African Mining Indaba, held virtually for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic
H.E. Julius Maada speaking at Mining Indaba 2021. (Image Source: Mining Indaba)
As part of Mining Indaba 2021, His Excellency Julius Maada, President of Sierra Leone, provided a keynote address to demonstrate the “boundless” opportunities available in the Sierra Leone mining sector and welcomed investors looking to seize this chance
