here - Globe 24-7

Transcription

here - Globe 24-7

19-20 October 2011
Arusha, Tanzania
Tanzanian Mining and Energy
Conference & Exhibition
Utilising Tanzania’s resources as the
engine for sustainable development
and economic integration.
OFFICIAL POST SHOW REPORT
PLATINUM
SPONSOR
SILVER
SPONSORS
BRONZE
SPONSORS
ORGANISED BY:
The Ministry
of Energy and Minerals
United Republic of Tanzania
Tanzanian Mining and Energy Conference & Exhibition
Theme: Utilizing Tanzania’s resources as the engine for sustainable
development and economic integration
Date: October 19 - 20, 2011
Venue: Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge, Tanzania
CONFERENCE REPORT
1. INTRODUCTION
The conference on Tanzanian Mining and Energy under the
theme Utilizing Tanzania’s resources as the engine for sustainable
development and economic integration was organized by the
Tanzanian Ministry of Energy & Minerals in collaboration with AME
Trade Ltd. The conference was held over 2 days on October 19-20,
2011, at the Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge, Arusha.
The objective of the Conference was to promote Tanzania’s Mining
and Energy industries and create a forum to establish business
partnerships. It was also intended to evaluate achievements and
successes obtained in the mining and energy sectors and explore
new opportunities.
The conference brought together policy makers, investors, industry
experts, development partners and other key stakeholders
in Tanzania’s mining and energy sector. The conference was
sponsored by AngloGold Ashanti, Zantel, IMX Resource, Shell,
African Eagle Resources Plc, CANACO, Deloitte, Kibo Mining PLC,
Songas, BG Group, SCANIA, PANAFRICAN Energy and ZIMZAM
Labour Group. 334 participants from 28 countries attended the
conference. There were a total of 38 exhibitors.
2. CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
AND SPEAKERS
The conference discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to
Mining and Energy sectors in Tanzania. Besides the opening
and closing sessions, the conference was organized around 9
substantive sessions, which included the presentation of 31 papers
and a roundtable discussion.
The objectives of the conference were introduced by the organizers
of the conference. The opening was addressed by high government
officials and a representative of Anglo Gold, one of the lead sponsors.
This was followed by substantive sessions in the conference.
A summary of the Programme is as follows:
3. SOME OF THE ISSUES
HIGHLIGHTED
Significant issues were brought up during the conference. Among
these are the following:
Opening Session
Eliakimu Chacha Maswi, Acting Permanent Secretary of the
Ministry of Energy made an introductory remark. The speakers
expressed his delight to welcome such a distinguished gathering
of eminent persons to Arusha. He acknowledged sponsors and
organizers of the conference. He stated that the object of the
conference is to promote Mining and Energy potentials in Tanzania
and share knowledge and experience in the sectors. He informed
the panel that this is a momentous conference while Tanzania is
celebrating its 50th anniversary of independence.
The second speaker Mahad Ahmed, Managing Director, AME
Trade Ltd made a brief remark highlighting the importance of the
conference in providing a platform for partnership between the
public and private sectors. He thanked sponsors of the conference
and introduced conference programs and social functions.
The opening speech was delivered by Ambassador Ami Mpungwe
(Ret.), Chairman, Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy.
The Ambassador said that Tanzania is a resource reach country
and Mining has been an engine to the country’s development.
He underscored the commitment of the government in improving
social and physical infrastructure to advance these sectors. He
pointed out the contribution of the sectors for Tanzania’s economy.
Despite the achievements, the country potential largely remains
underexplored. He called on the attention of all stakeholders to
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
Mountain Lodge Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania · 19-20 October 2011
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
focus on the big picture and long term goal by creating conducive,
competitive and transparent environment for the Mining and Energy
Sector.
Another speaker at the Opening Session was Gary Davis,
Managing Director, Geita Gold Mine/AngloGold Ashanti. He
briefed on the values adhered by the company and its positive
impacts on the local community. He called upon the panel to
discuss the challenges and opportunities in the Mining and Energy
Sector.
Hon. William M. Ngeleja, MP and Minister for Energy officially
opened the conference and delivered a speech. He joined the former
speakers in welcoming guests to Arusha. He gave an overview
on the achievements and challenges faced by the government in
the Mining and Energy sectors. The Minister acknowledged the
importance of private public partnership for Tanzania’s economic
development. He assured the panel that the government is ready
and committed to improve policies, infrastructure and ensure
transparency to make Tanzania a viable destination for investors.
SESSION ONE:
Key Projects and Future Development
Strategy for Tanzania Mining Industry
Gary Davies, Managing Director of Geita Gold MineLtd (Anglo
Gold Ashanti), presented a paper on Geita Gold Mine: Expanding
Tanzania’s Gold Horizons for a Brighter Future. Mr. Davis briefed
on the historic evolution of mines from 1896 to date. He specifically
emphasized on Getita’s gold production between the years 2000
to 2009. Geta has made contributions to Tanzania’s economy and
benefited local communities by providing employment opportunities
and improving local services. Geta was further involved in the TEITI
reporting in aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability in
the sector. He underscored the need for risk assessment, intensive
stakeholder engagement and broader partnership for sustainable
development.
Bianca Manzi, General Manager of IMX, made a presentation
on Exploration IMX Resources: IMX in Tanzania Project Updates.
She introduced IMX projects in Australia and East Africa including
projects in Tanzania. She gave a brief overview of Nachingwea
Ni- Cu Jv projet and Mibango Ni-CU-PGE project in Tanzania. She
further explained the phases of exploration between 2009 and 2011.
She finally elaborated IMX’s strategy which includes becoming a
multi mine owner.
The presentation by Ebrahim Takolia, Mining Advisory leader
and Anton Torlutter, consultant addressed the theme Deloitte:
The requirements for the successful development of mining
projects. The agenda of Deloitte was clearly stated. The presenters
outlined four requirements to develop successful mining projects.
These are 1) Mineral Resources and technical Audit process
2) A technically sound feasibility study 3) Review of capital efficiency
4) Operational readiness planning at the pre-production stage.
Stephan Vermaak, Principal Investment Officer Oil, Gas,
Chemicals and Mining Division, IFC made a presentation
entitles IFC equity and debt financing supporting sustainable
mine development in Tanzania. The presenter noted that there
is a global hunger for resources, which attracts investment
flows into Africa’s Mining sector. The most significant challenges
currently facing the sector in Africa are resource nationalism, skill
shortage, infrastructure access, corruption and maintaining social
licenses to operate. International Financial Corporation (IFC) is
a cornerstone investor and it is willing to support in challenging
circumstances based on the availability of large resource potential
and Transparency.
SESSION TWO:
Key Developments in Tanzania’s Oil and
Gas Sector
Neil Gilmour, General Manager, Floating LNG, in his presentation
on Shell: industry trends and Shell capabilities in fLNG and LNG
discussed how natural gas can benefit Tanzania. He pointed out
that natural gas provides affordable supply, reduces blackouts
during periods of drought and creates value in terms of tax
revenues and job creation. He stressed the utilization of natural
gas for Tanzania’s power market. Neil stated that Shell partnering
with National Oil Companies is making immense contribution to
national development.
Matt Wilks, Country Manager, British Gas Group discussed the
topic: Tanzania Deep Sea Exploration –an Update. He stated that
there is a potential in energy in Tanzania. The country has large
frontiers with sizable blocks and it is favourably located to India
and Asian-Pacific Markets. BG has significantly invested in the
exploration of gas in Tanzania and has three successful wells. The
speaker pointed out that BG gas fields have sufficient reserves
for increasing domestic demand. The speaker stated that BG is
challenged by lack of sufficient services and skilled manpower,
and urged Tanzania to build its capacity.
Sabestian Shana, Tanzania Petroleum Development
Corporation, in his presentation The Outlook for the Development
of Oil and Gas Industry in the Country outlined the roles and
achievements of Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corporation.
He indicated that the corporation’s exploration history dates back
to 1950s. He noted that petroleum exploration and production in
Tanzania are governed by the 1980 Act and outlined TPDC main
roles and activities under the act. A 4th licensing round will be held
in April 2012 and the examples of Songo Songo Gas Field and
Mnazi Bay Gas were discussed.
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
William Chiume, Deputy General Manager, PanAfrican
Energy made a presentation on Investment in Gas in Tanzania.
According to the speaker, there was no single gas molecule flowing
in Tanzania before 2004 and the country has had very little gas
to power generation capacity. PanAfrican Energy is engaged
in exploring, producing and selling Gas from the Songo Songo
Island and 80% of the gas is used for power generation, which
is providing alternatives source of energy in Tanzania. According
to the presenter, the company intends to increase productivity,
build additional infrastructure and continue to invest in community
development activities.
SESSION THREE:
Delivering Social, Environmental and
Commercial Responsibility
Laurent Coche, VP, Africa Region, Anglo Gold Ashanti
presentation was on GGM Aligned: Mining for Sustainable Growth and
Achievement of the MDGs. The presenter underlined that companies
have social responsibilities. He stated the fact that companies often
focus on short term development projects rather than planning longterm strategic engagement to address deep rooted problems. He
further noted that development activities executed by companies
are largely disconnected from government development plans. He
finally suggested that companies should engage with stakeholders
and identify local development plans to benefit local communities.
He further urged the stakeholders to use MDGs as a standard or an
indicator to measure intended targets.
Les Taylor, Operations Manager, Resolute Tanzania Limited
spoke on the issue of Mine Closure &Future Plan. The speaker
gave a brief overview of Golden Pride Mine project. The company
has been operating for over 13 years in Tanzania and will cease
to operate in 2011. The speaker emphasized that Mine closure
process requires due consideration and plan to mitigate the negative
impacts on local communities, employees and maintain company’s
reputation. Accordingly, the company prepared a Statutory Mine
closure plan, which was endorsed by the government in 2011. The
plan incorporates strategies on rehabilitation, handing over facilities,
relinquishing land and sustainable community development activities.
Tim Morgan, Business Development Manager EMEA,
Minelab talked on the topic Delivering Accessible Technology for
ASM Community Development. Artisanal Small Scale Mining is
predominant in Africa including Tanzania. According to the speaker
nearly 50 million Africans are dependent on ASM. Nonetheless,
Artisanal and Small Scale Mining is largely marginalized, labour
intensive and technologically poor. Accordingly, small scale miners
are damaging the environment and they are neither benefiting
commercially. The speaker proposed the use of Milelab technology
or Metal detector for Alluvial Gold Miner and briefed the panel about
the social and environmental benefits of using the technology.
John Brennan, President & CEO, talked on the issue of Decision
Intelligence International: The Impact and consequences of the
new anti- bribery & corruption legislation of the United Kingdom
and increased enforcement activity of the US Department of
Justice on the Tanzanian energy and mining industries. The
presenter voiced his concern that the price of doing business in
Africa is high due to corruption. Africans loses up to 25% of their
GDP and US $148 billion to corruption each year. The presenter
pointed out that the UK and the US laws which criminalize offences
of paying bribes are being reinforced and companies engaged in
corruption are increasingly subjected to serious punishment. He
strongly asserted that companies can no longer say corruption
is the way of doing business in Africa and urged all companies to
be cautious and develop internal procedure to prevent corruption
and bribery.
The importance of corporate social responsibility was highlighted
by John M Nayopa (Eng.), Project Manager - sustainable
Management of Mineral Resources Ministry of Energy and
Minerals in his presentation on The Quest for delivering benefits to
local communities: A case study of large scale mining in Tanzania.
The presenter indicated that there is a substantial improvement in
Mining operations in Tanzania and it is significantly contributing to
the country’s economy. However, corporate social responsibilities
are perceived to require further improvements and progress.He
finally called up on all stakeholders to enhance partnership for
future progress.
SESSION FOUR:
Tanzania’s Power Sector: Generation,
Transmission and Distribution
Nazir Kachwamba, Senior Manager, Hydro Generation presented
a paper on Power and Development in Tanzania representing
William Mhando, Managing Director, Tanzania Electric Supply
Company. TANESCO established in 1930s generates, transmits,
purchases and distributes electricity in Tanzania. The presenter
acknowledged the fact that there is a big deficit in Tanzania’s
power demand and supply. TANESCO has designed short and
long term projects and it is trying to reduce the generation costs
to deal with the problem. The presenter finally called upon the
private sector to invest in Tanzania’s power sector, acknowledging
that fact that government lacks financial capacity to execute all
planned projects.
The presentation on Providing reliable and stable energy for
Tanzania: The Role of IPP was made by Malcolm Taylor, Gas
Infrastructure Manager, Songas Limited. He highlighted a 7
year record of achievement of Songas by marking that Songas
supplies approximately 1/3 of Tanzania’s power. He noted
that Independent Power Project in Tanzania could mobilize
international and domestic debt and equity, and allow government
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
funds to focus on areas that are not attractive to the private capital.
He further outlined the conditions that make conducive environment
for IPP. These include; a clear strategic energy sector plan, a stable
and transparent legal and regulatory framework and a multi-faceted
interaction with the government.
Moses Banda, Director, Kalahari Geo-Energy Ltd made a
presentation on Exploring for Geothermal Power in the East Africa
Rift Valley: The Case of Kalahari Geoenergy In Zambia. Kalahari is
a company that is engaged in mining and exploration for geo-thermal
power. He explained the importance of geo- thermal power by
pointing the fact that African economies are making unprecedented
growth and that there is an increasing demand for power. Talking on
the entry of geo-thermal power by Kalahari geoenergy, the director
noted that Kiwara resources exploration asset were disposed off on
late 2009 and works on geo-exploration were initiated in July 2010.
He further discussed the work plan of Kalahari geoenergy against
time lines. Some of the challenges pointed were, the question of the
role of the government whether as a regulator or investor. Finally,
he pointed out new market prospects for Kalahari geoenergy by
drawing into attention the opportunities in Malawi, Uganda and
Tanzania.
SESSION FIVE:
Recent Technological Innovations and
Applications
Mr. Christer Engemoen, Project Manager Mining, Africa and
Middle East Scania Tanzania Ltd presented on Scania CV AB
Sweden: The Scania solution. SCANIA is a truck manufacturing
company and has 120 years of experience. The presenter outlined
the advantages SCANIA by pointing out that the trucks are fuel
efficient and low cost. He strongly stressed that SCANIA provides
the right vehicle in the right place.
A presentation on Modern Drilling support technologies in
conventional Oil & Gas wells was delivered by Nick de Blocq,
Business Development Manager, Schlumberger. The speaker
noted that oil and gas exploration has becoming an increasingly
difficult task requiring advanced technology and huge financial
resource. The presenter introduced new technologies that can
be used in Drilling Support Services. The presenter called upon
stakeholders to use new technologies to satisfy the growing energy
demand and increase efficiency.
SESSION SIX:
The Legal Framework in Mining and
Energy Sectors
Jospeh Sheffu, Country Managing Partner, Ernst & Young
presented on Creating the win win scenario the role of the
government and the investor in compliance: the Auditor’s
perspective. He noted that mining sector contributes to over 50% of
export earning but only around 5% of GDP. He outlined the realities
at the ground in the mining and energy sectors saying that Mines
and Energy are highly politicized and easily linked to corruption.
Some of the investor’s expectations discussed were; clarity on
the rights of all parties, stability of fiscal regime and reduction
of controls on mineral exports. On the other hand; government
expectations included compliance to regulations, capital inflow
and the promotion of local communities and environmental care.
He concluded by stating that a good regulation requires a good
process. To attain “A Win Win situation”; a good regulatory regime,
transparency and good fiscal policy need to be maintained.
Under the theme of The New Mining Act: One Year On, Tabitha
Maro, Partner, Rex Attorneys, briefed on the categorization of
prospecting licenses under the Mining Act of 1998 and that of
2010. She underlined the improvements under the new Act. She
also pointed out the mineral rights granted under the respective
Acts. Various types of licences were also discussed. However, she
also voiced her concern that the provisions of these laws could
lead to unintended end. Finally, she asserted that stakeholders
need to work together continuously and transparently and need to
be abided by the rule of law.
Ally B. Samaje (Eng), Ag Commissioner for Minerals, Ministry
of Minerals and Energy presented The fiscal and legal regimes
in Tanzania’s Mineral Sector. He made an overview of policies and
legal reforms by noting that the current legal and fiscal regimes
for the mineral sector are the result of policy reforms that were
initiated in 1980s. Policy reforms have resulted in liberalization
of trade, privatization and decentralization. He noted that, the
mineral policy of 2009 aims to attract private investment in these
sectors and to promote public participation in mining. The Mining
Act of 2010 and associated Regulations were also discussed. He
informed that the Explosive Act was put in place in 1963 and the
Explosive Regulations of 1964 has been amended in 2009. The
salient features of Mining Act 2010 were also discussed broadly
by the presenter. Mineral categories under the Mining Act include
metallic minerals and energy minerals. Mineral rights and dealers
licenses were also outlined. Mr. Samaje finally underlined that no
Tanzanite will be exported without the Certificate of Origin so as
to control smuggling.
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
SESSION SEVEN:
Financing options for Tanzania Mining and
Energy Sectors
Godfrey Mwindaare, Chief Investment Officer, Private Sector
Department, AfDB, delivered a presentation on Accessing DFI
Financing: What you need to know. The speaker noted that, Africa
is a new supply hot spot as a result of depletion of global mineral
reserves. While explaining DFI’s involvement in the private sector,
he stressed that the private investment is strongly associated with
economic growth and that the private investment has marked
significant growth as compared to the public investment in
developing countries. In the area of project development, DFI takes
up the role of advisor, honest broker and investor. As an investor,
projects that lie at the public-private interface are identified as the
best strategic fit. He further discussed the selection criteria for the
Bank’s involvement and the characteristics of the projects.
Gasper Njuu, Deputy Managing Director, Citibank Tanzania
Ltd, emphasized on the theme of financing energy projects. His
presentation was entitled Financing options for Tanzania Mining &
Energy sector. The presenter mentioned that the banking sector
in Tanzania was liberalized in 1980s allowing private and foreign
banks to operate. Currently, there more than 40 banks operating in
Tanzania and the sector is stable and well regulated. The banking
sector provides funding to permissible regulatory limits. The speaker
shared the experience of Citibank’s transaction and challenges.
Tanzania EITI: EITI Initiation and Implementation in Tanzania was
discussed by Lightness Joel Mnzava(Dr.) from the Ministry of
Energy & Minerals. She stated that 25% of the foreign earning of
Tanzania emanates from the mineral sector qualifying Tanzania to
join the global Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. Over
800,000 KM square of the country is endowed with potential mineral
resources. In many countries, money from oil, gas and mining are
associated with poverty, corruption and conflicts due to lack of
transparency and accountability. Tanzanian EITI sets the standard
of transparency and accountability of the Extractive Industries in
Tanzania. It enhances transparency and accountability of payments
made by the companies and revenues collected by the government
from these sectors. TEITI promotes involvement of stakeholders,
benefits companies and investors and provides information to the
public. Tanzania has produced the 1st report, which among other
issues, identified and explained the discrepancies. The speaker
also noted that the 2nd report is under preparation.
SESSION EIGHT:
Investment Opportunities in the Mining and
Energy Sector
Prof.Abdul Mruma, CEO Geological Survey of Tanzania, spoke
on Opportunities for investing in Tanzania in the development of
Earth Resources. He pointed that good policy and governance,
political stability and peace in the country as some of the prerequisites for attracting investment in earth resources. He noted
that, Tanzania is a peaceful and stable country that has adopted
a multiparty democratic system. The government of Tanzania has
adopted an economic policy in the 1990’s promoting the private
sector to take part in all economic sectors. The presenter largely
discussed the geological endowment of the country. He also
highlighted the social and economic infrastructures as well as
the support services in Tanzania. He finally added that Tanzania
has many tourist attractive sites and invited investors to come to
Tanzania.
Fadili Kileo, Senior Geologist, Ministry of Energy and
Minerals, gave an overview of the Tanzania’s energy sector in
his presentation on Investment opportunities in Tanzania’s Energy
Sector. He stated that Tanzania has vast potential in renewable
and non-renewable energy: hydro power, coal, natural gas, bio
fuels and others. He, however, said that the energy sector is not
well explored and access to electricity is still minimal especially in
rural areas. The speaker indicated that the availability of financial
resource to develop the energy sector is very challenging and
called up on the private investors to utilize ample opportunities in
the sector. He underscored that the government is committed to
invite the private sector.
Andrew Smith, CEO & President, Canaco Resources Ltd,
Canaco Advancing the Handeni Project toward Feasibility in a
New, Emerging Gold District in Tanzania. CANACO is a Goldfocused exploration company. The presenter indicated that the
region has been overlooked in Gold exploration. The company
has active exploration projects in Tanzania. The initial exploration
result indicates that there is a substantial potential of gold in
Tanzania in areas targeted by the company.
Gold Exploration in Tanzania was discussed by Louis Coetzee,
Chief Operating Officer, Kibo Mining Plc. Kibo is an Irish
registered company established in 2008 to focus on exploration
and development of gold and nickel in Tanzania. Kibo is operating
in Tanzania because the country is among the top four gold
producing countries in Africa. Tanzania is endowed with world
class gold mines and there are opportunities of new gold mine
discoveries. Haneti and Morogoro are the areas where Kibo
projects are located. Exploration time lines and budget for
exploration were also elaborated by the presenter.
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
Mark Parker, Managing Director, African Eagle Resources PLC,
made a presentation on Dutwa: a unique nickel deposit in Tanzania.
He made an overview of African Eagle and assessed nickel market
by looking into the global nickel production verses the production.
Dutwa is located at the south east corner of Lake Victoria. It is
engaged in very large oxide nickel deposit and utilizes exceptional
metallurgy, easy mining and strong economies. However, the issue
of transport remains to be a challenge to the project. The company
has also identified a new target; Zanzui which is 15 kms away from
Dutwa.
Shanta Mining Company Ltd. in his presentation on Shanta Mining
Company introduced that Shanta is engaged in gold mine exploration.
In 2005 Shanta was an exploration company and now has moved
to a mining company. He outlined mining projects: Mgusu, Shingid,
and New Luika Gold Mine. He recognized that local communities
often do not benefit significantly from mine development. However,
he underlined that Shanta intends to focus on leaving in place
community trust and also discussed the funding model of closure. He
finally called for commitment on the part of the government and the
community in the utilization of funds and community projects.
SESSION NINE:
Building Partnership for the Development of
Mineral Sector
• The final session of the conference was a roundtable discussion
on Building Partnership for the Development of Mineral Sector.
Participants were Emmanuel W. Jengo, Executive Secretary,
Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy, Christopher Sheldon,
Mining specialist, World Bank Group
World Bank Group and Godfrey Mwindaare, Chief Investment
Officer, Private Sector Department, AfDB. The discussion explored
ways of encouraging corporate social responsibility. Panelists also
encouraged local manufacturing and beneficiation. They deliberated
on building trust through communication, dialogue and transparency.
CLOSING SESSION
The closing session was addressed by Hon. William Ngeleja (M.P.),
Minister of Energy and Minerals. He noted that, this is the first time
that the Ministry of Mines and Energy in partnership with private
companies has successfully prepared a forum for the government
and investors to conduct dialogue and exchange views on mining
and energy potentials in Tanzania. The Minister stated that Tanzania
has been a prospective area for natural resources exploration, but
the rate of exploration has not been comparable with the potentials
that exist in the country. He asserted his belief that this conference
has greatly helped efforts towards increased exploration and
development in the two sectors. He also assured investors that
apart from incentives that are offered in the mining and energy
sectors, there is no political risk in investing in these sectors. At the
end, he acknowledged organizers of the conference, AMETrade
and the Ministry of Mines and Energy, for the brilliant organization
of the Conference. He also appreciated participants of the
conference for sharing their knowledge and experiences in the
sectors. Finally he gave a brief summary of the main points raised
at the conference, and thanked the speakers and participants for
contributing to the conference.
Conclusion and Recommendation
• The global hunger for resources made Africa a hot spot for
Mining and energy supply. Tanzania has substantial mining
and energy potential. There is a substantial improvement in
Mining and energy operations in Tanzania contributing to the
country’s economy. Despite these encouraging developments,
the country’s potential remains largely underexplored. The
government designed favorable legal frameworks and policies
to attract investors.
• The conference pointed out ways of overcoming the supply
challenges by suggesting alternative sources of power such as
gas exploration and Geo-termal power
• The conference agreed on the importance of corporate social
responsibility. The practice so far is satisfactory but needs
further improvement. Long-term strategic engagement is
proposed as a way forward to sustainably benefit the local
people
• The importance of accountability and transparency to ensure
competitiveness and attract investors to the Mining and
Energy sectors was further recognized by the participants of
the conference.
• The conference recognized the importance of exploring
new technologies for growing energy demand and higher
productivity in Tanzania.
• The conference acknowledged that fact that Mining operations
and energy explorations require an extensive financial resource
and called up on the International Financial Corporation to find
innovative methods to fund projects including private public
partnership
• The conference in general increased awareness on energy
and mining potentials in Tanzania and created a platform for
dialogue between stakeholders
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
TO DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATIONS
CLICK ON THE LINK http://www.tanzaniaminingenergy.com/html/threepagetwo.html
User name: TMECE2011
Password: ARUSHER
POST SHOW FACTS
SPONSORS:
P L A T I N U M
GEITA GOLD MINING LTD
S I L V E R
B R O N Z E
NUMBER OF SPEAKERS: 41
NUMBER OF DELEGATES: 334
NUMBER OF REPRESENTED COUNTRIES: 28
NUMBER OF EXHIBITORS: 38
REPORT
· Tanzanian
and Energy
Conference
and Exhibition
· Ngurdoto
19
- 20 October
2011 Mining
Ngurdoto
Mountain
Lodge Arusha,
United Republic
of Tanzania
List Of Participants
COMPANY
DELEGATE
POSITION
COUNTRY
African Barrick Gold
Deo Mwanyika Vice President Corporate Affairs Tanzania
Philbert Rweyemamu
Government Relations Manager
Tanzania
Teweli Teweli
Pr And Communications Manager
Tanzania
Steven Kisakye
Community Relations Manager – Operations
Hamida Rashid
Pr And Communications Assistance
Tanzania
Blandina Munghezi
Internal Communications Officer
Tanzania
Alex Lugwendo
Tax Manager
Tanzania
Halfan Said
Journalist
African Development Bank
Godfrey Mwindaare
Chief Investment Officer
Tanzania
African Eagle Resources
Euan Worthington
Chairman
UK
Mark Parker Managing Director
UK
John Mcdonald
Country Manager
Tanzania
AGS Tanzania
Philippe Duclos
Managing Director
Tanzania
AGS Tanzania
Chris Pitter
Africa Business Development Manager
Ghana
Anglogold Ashanti /
Geita Gold Mining Limited
Gary Davies
Managing Director
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Clement Msalangi
Community Development - Head Of Department Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Laurent Coche Senior Vice President Sustainability Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Cory Brandt Sustainability Manager Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Ahmed Merere
Public Relations
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Godvictor Lyimo
Tax/Corporate Affairs Manager
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Marwa Mturi
Geologist Ii
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Rodrick Mariki
Projects Manager
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Jasper Musadaidzwa
Technical Services Manager
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Kelvin Yasiwa
Process Operations Manager
Tanzania
Anglogold Ashanti /
Richard Duffy
Executive Vice President - Continental Africa
Tanzania
Atlas Copco
(Mining And Rock Excavation Technique) Pascal Ibada
Sales Engineer - Mret Tanzania
Atlas Copco
(Geotechnical Drilling And Exploration)
Evans Mabeya Business Line Manager-Gde
Tanzania
Atlas Copco
Menas Ngonyani Product Manager -Rdt (Rock Drilling Tools) Tanzania
Atlas Copco
Amina Kisombe After Market Administrator Tanzania
Atlas Copco
(Mining And Rock Excavation Technique) Julius Mwimanzi
Sales Engineer - Mret Tanzania
Aurecon
Alstair Bush
Business Development Manager
Tanzania
Aviva Corporation Ltd
Glen Edwards
Exploration Manager
Australia
Aviva Corporation Ltd
Phillipa Hutchinson
Country Manager - Aviva Mining Kenya
Belt Reco
Marek Plaska Managing Director
South Africa
REPORT · Tanzanian Mining and Energy Conference and Exhibition · Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania · 19-20 October 2011
Benzu Gold Limited
Johann Van Zyl
Business Manager
UK
Benzu Gold Limited
Uswege Seme
Exploration Manager
UK
Beowolf Mining Jun Jin
Riaan Theron
Director
South Africa
BG Group
Fred Kibodya Bg Tanzania Government & Public Affairs Manager Tanzania
BG Group
Matt Wilks
Bg Tanzania Country Manager
Tanzania
BMMI
Marc Starke
Area Manager
Barhrain
Bosch Projects
Butch Carr
Director
South Africa
British High Comission
Grace Makani - Tarimu
Trade Develpment Manager
Tanzania
Butiama Resources And Exploration Ltd
Ali A. Fawaz
Managing Director
Tanzania
Butiama Resources And Exploration Ltd
Hassan A. Abdulbari
Director
Tanzania
C.I.F.G.
Hatim Elamin
Senior Executive
Switzerland
Canaco Resources Tanzania Limited
William Haji
Chairman
Tanzania
Canaco Resources Tanzania Limited
Denis Dillip
President
Tanzania
Canaco Resources Inc
Andrew Smith
Ceo And President
Canada
Canaco Tanzania Handeni District
Seif Mpembenwe
District Commissioner
Tanzania
Citibank Tanzania Ltd
Gasper Njuu
Deputy Managing Director Tanzania
Continental Contitech Cbg
Antoine Ishak
Sales Manager
Germany
Control Risks
Tim Badham
Manager
UK
Control Risks
Dominique Griseri
Country Manager
Tanzania
Council For Geoscience
Mmapoti Martin Lekotoko Events Coordinator
South Africa
Council For Geoscience
Mndawoni Jerry
Manager
South Africa
Decision Intelligence Africa
Gavin Sinclair
Managing Director
South Africa
Decision Intelligence International
John Brennan
President And Ceo
South Africa
Deloitte Consulting Limited
Bill Page East Africa Energy And Resources Leader Tanzania
Ebrahim Takolia Mining Advisory Leader Tanzania
Anton Torlutter Executive Lead Tanzania
Ravinder Sikand Director
Tanzania
Joseph Rubambe Manager
Tanzania
Demeter Group
Kunal Kapoor
Director
Tanzania
Development Bank Of South Africa
Graham Norman Smith
Co-Ordinator
South Africa
Dhl Global Forwarding
South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Reynold Michael Pinto
Manager – Oil & Energy Africa
South Africa
EITI
Lightness Joel Mnzava
Ministry Of Energy And Minerals
Tanzania
Ernst And Young
Joseph Sheffu
Partner
Tanzania
EU Delegation
Leila El Krekshi
Political Attache
Tanzania
Europ Assistance - Ihs Services
Jean Florence Emmanuelle Cco
France
FB Attorneys
Gaudiosus Ishengoma
Tanzania
FB Attorneys
Fayaz Bhojani
Tanzania
Forbes
Aryan Moghaddam
Tanzania
Freight In Time
Thuo Jesse
Airfreight Manager
Tanzania
French Embassy
Estelle Cholet
Attachee Economique Et Commerciale
Tanzania
Fugro Airbonne Surveys Ltd
Vincent Schaper
Geologist
South Africa
G.M. & Co.
Gabriel Kessia
M.D.
Tanzania
G4S Secure Solutions
Messrs Fritz Kruger
Director Of Mininf
South Africa
G4S Secure Solutions
Charles Harrison
Iss Director
South Africa
Gapco
Godfrey Fernandes
C.O.O
Tanzania
Gapco
Samir Saxena Manager - Bulk Sales
Tanzania
Genalysis Laboratory Services
Vincent Simumba
Technical Sales Manager
South Africa
Genalysis Laboratory Services
Billy Blake
Technical Sales Cordinator
South Africa
Geological Survey Of Tanzania
Abdul Mruma
Ceo
Tanzania
Geotech
Robert Wilson
South Africa
Geotech
Christina Hutchinson
Senior Sales Manager
South Africa
Global 24 - 7 Hr & Recruitment
Lachlan Spicer
General Manager
Australia
Government Of Tanzania
Hon. Magessa Mulongo The Regional Commissioner For Arusha
Gpx Surveys
Katherine Mc Kenna
Managing Director
Australia
Green Resources
Mads Asprem
Ceo
Tanzania
Hashi Energy Ltd
John A. Amach
Project Manager
Tanzania
Hashi Energy Ltd
Saulo Omollo
Kenya
Helio Resource Corp./Bafex Tanzania
Mike Ashley
Country Manager
Tanzania
Heritage Oil Tanzania Limited
Honest Lyimo
Accountant
Tanzania
Ifc / Chemicals & Mining
Stephan Vermaak
Principal Officer Oil & Gas
Imx Resources
Bianca Manzi
General Manager Exploration
Australia
Imx Resources
Peter Wooley
Exploration Geologist
Tanzania
Imx Resources
Leah Elias Ikomba
Office Manager
Tanzania
Imx Resources / Continental Nickel
Sam Lwakatare
Continental Nickel
Canada
Imx Resources / Uranex
John Nethersole Company Secretary
Australia
Imx Resources / Uranex
Godwin Nyelo
Corporate Manager Tanzania
Initio Earth Science
Erik Van Duffelen
Managing Director
South Africa
Interfaith Committee
Camillus D. N Kassala
Research Fellow
Tanzania
International Growth Centre
Mujobu Moyo
In Contry Economist
Tanzania
International Sos
Carli Manolios
South Africa
Interstate Mining & Minerals
Henry Nyiti
C.E.O.
Tanzania
Itochu Corporation
Masato Takano Manager
South Africa
Jacobsen Elektro
Ketil Ostrem
Area Sales Manager
Norway
Kabanga Nickel Company Ltd
Shaun Vokes
Business Manager
Canada
Kabanga Nickel Company Ltd
Kevin Olshefsky
General Manager
Canada
Kalahari Geoenergy Ltd
Moses Banda
Director
Tanzania
Kibo Mining Plc
Noel O’keeffe
Ceo
Ireland
Kibo Mining Plc
Louis Coetzee
Coo
Ireland
Kibo Mining Plc
Bertie Peppler
Project Geologist
Ireland
Kibo Mining Plc
Elias Mayala
Senior Geologist
Ireland
Kimani Minerals Ltd
Samwel Gwamaka
Managing Director
Tanzania
Kk Security Ltd
Don Mcbride
Country Director
Tanzania
Kk Security Ltd
Claude Herssens
General Manager - Arusha & Kilimangiaro
Tanzania
Kk Security Ltd
Luther Trail
Customer Service Representative
Tanzania
Kokanee Minerals
Michelle Gahagan
President
Canada
LG International
Se Hoon Lee
Manager
Korea
MbE Coal & Minerals Technology
Ferdinand Roger Elong
Process Engineer
Germany
MbE Coal & Minerals Technology
Tapash Bhattacharjee
Vice President – Business Development
South Africa
Media Express
Zahra Bhojani - Nasser
Ceo
Tanzania
Minelab International
Tim Morgan
Business Development Manager - Emea
Ireland
Minesite Tanzania Ltd
Country Manager
Tanzania
Mining Agriculture & Construction Services Ltd Oscar Saina
Damien Valente
General Manager
Tanzania
Mining Agriculture & Construction Services Ltd Mike Davies
Managing Director
Tanzania
Mining Agriculture & Construction Services Ltd Nicholus Kithinji
Group Sales Manager
Tanzania
Hon. William M Ngeleja MP Minister Of Energy And Minerals
Tanzania
Eliakimu Chacha Maswi
Ag. Permanent Secreatry
Tanzania
Lightness Mnzava
Principal Minerals Geologist
Tanzania
Mr. G. Kasege
Head, Environment Management Unit, Tanzania
Samwel G. Mafwenga Researcher, University Of Dsm. Ministry Of Energy And Minerals
Fadili Kileo Senior Geologist
Tanzania
Hon. William M. Ngeleja
Minister For Energy And Minerals
Tanzania
Hon. Adam Malima
Deputy Minister For Energy And Minerals
Tanzania
E. C. Maswi
Ag.Permanent Secretary
Tanzania
Ally B. Samaje
Ag. Commissioner For Minerals
Tanzania
T. Bwakea
Ag.Commissioner For Energy
And Petroleum Affairs
Tanzania
S. Massola
Personal Assistant To Minister
Tanzania
Emmanuel Shija
Personal Assistant To Depute Minister
Tanzania
G. Kasege
Head Environment Management Unit
Tanzania
J. Nayopa
Project Manager-Smmrp
Tanzania
F. Kileo
Senior Geologist
Tanzania
L. Mnzava
Principal Geologist I
Tanzania
Leonald Masanja
Ag. Assistant Commissioner For Electricity
Tanzania
Teresia Mhagama
Government Communication Officer
Tanzania
Shubi Byabato
Ag. Assistant Commissioner For
Mineral Economics And Trade
Tanzania
Prosper Victus
Assistant Commissioner For Petroleum And Gas Tanzania
I. Swai Director Of Planning
Tanzania
Benjamin Mchwampaka Assistant Commissioner For Minerals Northern Zone
Tanzania
Dhamini Mkonyoka Mining Engineer - Northern Zone
Tanzania
Musa Shanyangi
Head - Gemstone Centre
Tanzania
Samadu Mohamed
Technician
Tanzania
Paul Kiwele
Project Manajor-Biofuel
Tanzania
Assa Mwakilembe
Engineer
Tanzania
Jacob Mayala
Principal Geologist Tanzania
Edward Ishengoma
Ag. Assisstant Commissioner
For Renewable Energy
Tanzania
Hosea Mbise
Assisitant Commissioner
For Energy Development
Tanzania
Juma Mkobya
Energy Engineer
Tanzania
Monica P. Otaru
Principal State Attoney Ii
Tanzania
Eliakana Petro
Director Financial Auditing
Tanzania
Bruno Mteta
Director Financing - Tmaa
Tanzania
Mzamilu Kaita
Principal Game Officer
Tanzania
Robert Rutajama
Principal Auting Officer
Tanzania
Harry Ndambala
Manager Of Finance
Tanzania
Ussi Hussein
Auditor
Tanzania
Stephen Mahenda
Hydrogeneration Engineer
Tanzania
Abubakar E. Mgheni
Transmission Officer
Tanzania
Musa Muze
Legal Manager - Rea
Tanzania
Salome Makange Head Legalunit
Tanzania
Ally Samaje
Ag. Commissioner For Minerals
Tanzania
Elias Kayandabila
Geologist
Tanzania
MRM Mining Services
Emmanuel Thamsanqa Bokwa
Business Executive South Africa
MRM Mining Services
Mattheus Theodorus Bester
Sales Executive
South Africa
MRM Mining Services
Keith George Offord
Operations Manager Advisory
South Africa
MTL Consulting Company Ltd
Wilson Mutagwaba
Managing Director
Tanzania
MTL Consulting Company Ltd
John Boscoe Tindyebwa Director
Tanzania
Nalco
Gideon Van Eck
South Africa
Nalco Casimiro Da Silva Santos Marketing Manager
Area Manager
South Africa
Ndc
Nastida Kahatano
Opensanit Company Ltd
Octavion Elimeny Mshiu Managing Director
Tanzania
Ophir Energy
Fidelis Benedict Lekule
Manager
Tanzania
Oryx Oil Company Ltd
Dirk De Brliyn
Manager - Marketing
Tanzania
Oryx Oil Company Ltd
Nick Mc Aleer
Managing Director
Tanzania
Osead
Frederica Tona
Administrator
France
Osead
Nagib Beydoun
Project Manager
France
Pan African Equipment (T) Ltd
Peter Muchiri Ndungu
General Manager
Tanzania
Panafrican Energy Tanzania Ltd
Lorna Mbewette
Commercial Officer
Tanzania
Andrew Brown
General Manager
Tanzania
William Chiume
Deputy General Manager
Tanzania
Yvonne Abba
Commercial & Csr Coordinator
Tanzania
Petra Diamonds
Max Truckenbrodt
Operations Manager
Tanzania
Pike Tanzania Ltd
Carter Cameron
General Manager
Tanzania
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
David Tarimo
Partner
Tanzania
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Nelson Msuya
Partner
Tanzania
Private Individual
Derek Priestley
Delegate
UK
Private Individual
Katherine Priestly
Delegate
UK
Protea Mining Chemicals
Mike Smith
Director
South Africa
Glen Â Singo Project Manager
South Africa
Rose Beukman Personal Assistant To Md
South Africa
Pump And Abrasion Technologies
Johan Van Wyk
Sales Representative
South Africa
Pump And Abrasion Technologies
James Pienaar
Sales Representative
South Africa
Ras Al Khaimah Gas Tanzania Ltd
Jared Lynn Mark
General Manager
Tanzania
Ras Al Khaimah Gas Tanzania Ltd
George Sylvester Oging
Principal Petroleum Geologist
Tanzania
Resolute Mining Limited
Peter Beilby
General Manager Operations
Australia
Resolute Tanzania Ltd
Les Taylor
Operations Manager
Tanzania
Gerald Mturi
Corporate Administration Manager
Tanzania
Bill Harmsworth
Exploration Manager
Tanzania
Mariam Mavura
Social Development Manager
Tanzania
Revenue Watch Institute
Silas Olang
Senior Regional Associate
Tanzania
Rex Attorneys
Tabitha Maro
Partner
Tanzania
Roscoe Moss Company
Timothy Daniel Lynch
Vice President Usa
Roscoe Moss Sahara
Mohamed Aly Hassan Rushdy
President
Egypt
Rs Remotesite Solutions
Khalid Mohamed Mohiddin
General Manager
UAE
Seif El Nas El Moghrbi
Managing Director
UAE
Midhat Dulas
UAE
Mohamed Salahudeen
Events Coordinator
UAE
Sa International Steel Fabricators
Neels Van Niekerk
Ceo
South Africa
Savannah Exploration Limited
Donald James Duncan
Ceo
Australia
Scania Head Office CV AB Christer Engemoen
Product Manager Mining Africa& Middle East Sweden
Scania South Africa
Chris Swanepoel
Area Sales Excutive, Mining Division
South Africa
Scania South Africa
David Barclay Export Manager
South Africa
Scania Tanzania Ltd
Mark Cameron
Managing Director
Tanzania
Scania Tanzania Ltd
Magnus Karlsson
After Sales Manager
Tanzania
Scania Tanzania Ltd
Godwin Rwegasira
Sales Manager
Tanzania
Scania Tanzania Ltd
Margaret Legga Marketing Assistant Tanzania
Schlumberger
Eugene Toukam
Oil Field Services
Tanzania
Schlumberger
Nick De Blocq
Business Devlopment Manager
Tanzania
Sgs Superitendence Co Ltd
Ann Perez Omenye
Promotions Manager
Tanzania
Sgs Superitendence Co Ltd
Siegmond Laryea
Branch Manager
Tanzania
Shanta Mining Company
Gareth Taylor
Chief Operative Officer
Tanzania
Shanta Mining Company Ltd
Steve Quigley
Hse&C Manager
Tanzania
Shell International B.V.
Neil Gilmour
General Manager - Floating Lng
Netherlands
Menno De Ruig Exploration Manager New Business Sub-Saharan Africa
Netherlands
Mark Visscher
Senior Commercial Advisor - Floating Lng
Netherlands
Willie Mokgatlhe
Government Relations Advisor - Africa
Netherlands
Alex Battaglia Business Development Advisor
Netherlands
Shell Tanzania Ltd
Vivien Temu
Administrator
Tanzania
Songas Ltd
Dr. Malcolm Taylor
Gas Infrastructure Manager
Tanzania
Songas Ltd
Peter Nalitolela
Business Analyst
Tanzania
Southern Mapping
Jannie Engelke
Director
South Africa
Spidersat Communications Limited
Brian Rhodes
Sales And Marketing Manager
Tanzania
Spidersat Communications Limited
Mike Hennessey Managing Director
Tanzania
Stanbic Bank Tanzania
Shose Sinare Head Of Investment Banking
Tanzania
Stanbic Bank Tanzania
Bashir Awale Managing Director
Tanzania
Standard Chartered
James Philip
Director
Uk
Standard Chartered
Erard Mutalemwa
Head, Corporate Sales
Tanzania
Sundril
Sunil Parikh
Director
India
Sundril
Margie Parikh
Manager
India
Sundril Two Tusks
Wim Van Heerden
Manager
South Africa
Sustainable Management
Of Minerals Res. Project
John Nayopa
Tancoal Energy Limited
Emmanuel ConstantinidesChief Marketing Officer
Tanzania
Michael Mapp
Tanzania
Project Manager
Chief Operations Officer
Gordon Mccormack
Mining Manager
Tanzania
Tanelec
Joseph Kamata
Bdm
Tanzania
Tanesco
William Mhando
Managing Director
Tanzania
Tanesco
Felschemi Mramba
Deputy Md Marketing
Tanzania
Tanesco
Declan Mhaiki
Deputy Md Transmission
Tanzania
Tanesco
Maneno Katyega
Ag. Deputy Md Investment
Tanzania
Tanseco
Boniphace Njombe
Deputy Md Generation
Tanzania
Tanzania Chamber Of Minerals And Energy Amb. Ami Mpungew (Rtd.) Chairman
Tanzania
Tanzania Chamber Of Minerals And Energy Emmanuel W. Jengo
Executive Secretary
Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited William Mhando
Managing Director
Tanzania
Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited William Mhando
Managing Director
Tanzania
Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation George Ngwale
Principal Geologist
Tanzania
Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation Yona Killagane
Managing Director
Tanzanite One
Haggai Kinyau
Gemmologist
Tanzania
Tanzanite One
Dotto .D. Medard
Corporate And Community Relations Manager
Tanzania
Total Tanzania Limited
Anani Kpenou
Commercial Director
Tanzania
Vincent Couvelaere Business Development Manager
Tanzania
Mesfin Ejigu
Regional Specialties Manager
Tanzania
Votorantim Metaise Ltda
Vitor Hugo Silveira
De Castor
Business Consultant
Brazil
Juliano Alex Ferreira
Geologist
Brazil
Bruno Yoshida Tomaselli Mining Enginer
Brazil
Votorantim Metaise Niquel S/A
Lucio Molinari
Manager
Brazil
Warrior Security Limited
Anthony Sugden
Ceo
Tanzania
Warrior Security Limited
Anna Joyce Mbise
Wentworth Gas Ltd
Mussa Makame
Deputy Country Manager
Tanzania
Wentworth Power Ltd
Kimali Moses Nkanda
Power Plant Manager
Tanzania
Williamson Diamonds
Ayoub Mwenda
Mining Engineer
Tanzania
World Bank Group
Omar Abdul
Senior Adviser, Oil, Gas & Mining
Canada
World Bank Group
Mercy Tembon
Acting Country Director
Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics
Simon Bosch
South Africa
Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics
Jacques Hollander
General Manager
South Africa
Zantel
Ali Bin Jarsh
Ceo
Tanzania
Zantel
Michael Magambo Corporate Solutions Director
Tanzania
Zantel
Emmanuel Joshua Segment Manager Enterprise
Tanzania
Zantel
Charles Kessy Account Manager
Tanzania
Zantel
Yodas Mwanakatwe Account Manager
Tanzania
Zantel
Timea Chogo Business Development Executive
Tanzania
Zimzam Labour Group
Liza Smit
Finance Manager
South Africa
Zimzam Labour Group
Leon Roos Member Technical
South Africa
Zimzam Labour Group
Albie Gultig Member Mechanical
South Africa
Zimzam Labour Group
Louise Gultig I
Area Manager
South Africa
19-20 October 2011
Arusha, Tanzania
Tanzanian Mining and Energy
Conference & Exhibition
Utilising Tanzania’s resources as the
engine for sustainable development
and economic integration.
OFFICIAL POST SHOW REPORT
PLATINUM
SPONSOR
SILVER
SPONSORS
BRONZE
SPONSORS
ORGANISED BY:
The Ministry
of Energy and Minerals
United Republic of Tanzania
CONFERENCE REPORT

here - Globe 24-7

Transcription

Similar documents

Tanzania Guide3.1mb - Sanctuary Retreats

Public Service Employment and Pay: the Current State

The environment destructions - Sagip

International Credentials

Plumbing in your espresso machine Certain espresso

the young adult ministry

Ajilon – Asset Management

Tanzania Human Rights Report, 2009

9. The servile attitude of Certeju de Sus local authorities and the

irresponsible investment

Great Grace - events - World Changers Church International

MCP 650 - Wavebid