Tag: #MiningIndaba
#MiningIndaba2020: Is the mining industry investing enough to protect its workers?
On the side-lines of the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop sat down with John Volanthen, Cave and Rescuer and Marco Pagnini, Operational Risk Director DuPont Sustainable Solutions to discuss mine safety and whether the mining industry is investing enough in looking after its workers.
#MiningIndaba2020: Church of England’s David Urqhurt on ethical investing in mining
CNBC Africa's Chris Bishop spoke to David Urqhurt, the Bishop of Birmingham from the Church of England about ethical investing in mining at the just ended Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
#MiningIndaba2020: Orion’s Walter Shamu on role of the Investment Battlefield in empowering junior miners
The runner-up for last year's Investment Battlefield, Walter Shamu, Chief Operating Officer of Orion Minerals says the format of the Investment Battlefield made his pitch even more exciting. CNBC Africa's Chris Bishop caught up with him at the Mining Indaba to get more insight on the funds raised since last year.
#MiningIndaba2020: Canadian Minister Ng on deepening trade ties with Africa
CNBC Africa's Chris Bishop spoke with Minister of Trade and Industry for Canada, Mary Ng on how Canada plans to deepen trade ties with South Africa and the rest of the continent.
#MiningIndaba2020: FTI Consulting MD Michael Ryan reflects on 25 years of the Mining Indaba
As the Mining Indaba entered its third day in Cape Town people are taking stock of how much it has changed over the last quarter of a century and in particular during the last turbulent decade of uncertainty. The organisers of the Mining Indaba claim numbers are up this year, CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop spoke to one of the delegates Michael Ryan.
#MiningIndaba2020: These top ten trends will shape the mining sector in 2020
African Mining Indaba 2020 released its top 10 trends reports and CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop spoke to mining expert, Andrew Swart outline how he sees the trends.
#MiningIndaba2020: Wade-Smith discusses the value of UK-Africa trade relationship in mining sector
At the ongoing African Mining Indaba, CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop caught up with Emma Wade-Smith, Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for Africa at the UK Department for International Trade and they discussed the importance of Africa’s mining industry to the United Kingdom.
#MiningIndaba2020: GIADEC CEO Michael Ansah on opportunities, projects in Ghana’s mining industry
The Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) plans to add significant value to the country’s Bauxite resources. GIADEC CEO, Michael Ernest Ansah says besides bauxite work is in place to revamp the Valco Aluminum Smelter in Ghana. Ansah discussed the opportunities in Ghana’s mining economy with CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop on the side-lines of the Africa Mining Indaba.
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