2014 Mining Indaba - Official Canadian Delegation and Canada Pavilion - Directory of Participants by Canadian Council on Africa (CCAfrica)

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Table of Contents Message from the Honourable Christian Paradis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Message from Chairman of the Canadian Council on Africa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Partners and Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 High Commissioners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Trade Commissioners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Pavilion Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 The Canadian Pavilion at Mining Indaba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Partner Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Platinum Sponsor Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Sponsor Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Message from the Honourable Christian Paradis Dear Visitor, This year, Canada became the lead donor for the African Minerals Development Centre because we share the African Unionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s objective of improving the lives of people across the African continent. As Minister of International Development, I am proud that Canada is making this contribution at a time when the mining sector has become a major driver of economic growth in many AfricanÂ countries. Like many participants in the Mining Indaba conference, we recognize that improving the governance of this sector is directly linked to improving development and reducing poverty in Africa. We are working with African countries to build the stable and predictable economic environment needed to attract investment and stimulate sustainable, long-term growth. We are also helping them build a dynamic economy, so that they can offer the support and services their citizens need. Canadian mining companies can play an important role in the African economy as they have a lot to offer in terms of expertise, resources, talent, energy, and innovation. To help them carry out that role responsibly, we need to help African countries develop sound regulatory frameworks, policies, andÂ tools. It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Canada Pavilion. Together, we can ensure that Canada remains a leader in responsible resource development. I invite you to take full advantage of opportunities in Africa, and to join us in our goal of creating sustainable, long-term economic growth in order to reduce poverty. Honourable Christian Paradis Minister of International Development and Minister for La Francophonie Government of Canada

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Directors, Canadian Council on Africa Dear Participant, For a second consecutive year, the Canadian Council on Africa is proud to be associated with the Government of Canada in leading the official Canadian delegation to Investing in African Mining Indaba 2014, the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest gathering of the mining industry. CCAfrica is the only pan-Canadian organization dedicated to the economic development of Africa, with over 150 members active in every sector of the economy. CCAfrica organizes trade missions to Africa and seminars on business-related African opportunities, and has recently partnered with the publishing The Rising Africa, a bilingual, resource-rich and up-to-date pan-Canadian quarterly publication on Africa. Last year attendance at Mining Indaba was at an all-time high, with more than 7,800 professionals from 107 countries, 1,800 companies represented and more than 45 African and non-African government delegations in attendance. However, I am convinced that this year will prove to be as important to the industry as any previous edition of the event. I would like to thank our partners and sponsors for their commitment to the Canada Pavilion, especially the Government of Canada, the Government of Quebec, Export Development Canada, the Canadian Institute of Mining, Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), the Mining Association of Canada, its sponsors and participant who purchas. Thanks to their support, Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence in the mining industry is both reinforced and growing. You will find that this year, the Canada Pavilion is once again a key anchor and a primary actor in the event. Since 2000, the Pavilion enables business meetings and facilitates engagement with visiting delegates, but first and foremost is regarded as one of the most important booths of the exhibit. I also want to highlight the participation of the Honorable Christian Paradis, Minister of International Development and Minister for la Francophonie. Minister Paradis is accompanied by a delegation of 13 Senior Trade Commissioners and Trade Commissioners as well as five Heads of Mission from major African countries. I encourage you to take part in the parallel activities organized by the Canadian High Commission in South Africa and other organizations. Be sure to attend the fifth Interactive Discussion Forum and the Canada-Africa Business Networking reception as they will provide you with additional networking opportunities with delegates having interests in Canada, but also to share your experiences with fellow Canadian and African participants. I would like to extend my warmest welcome to each participant, may you find new business opportunities and connect with professionals worldwide. Welcome to Cape Town, South Africa. Benoit La Salle Chair of the Board of Directors, Canadian Council on Africa

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Partners and Sponsors The Canadian Council on Africa would like to thank the following partners of the 2014 Canada Pavilion.

Key Partners Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada

Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada Export Development Canada

Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada

Exportation et développement Canada

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Sponsors

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Heads of Mission Gaston Barban

Alexandre Lévêque

High Commissioner of Canada to South Africa, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

igh Commissioner of H Canada to Tanzania Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Shawn Barber

Lisa Stadelbauer

High Commissioner of Canada to Mozambique Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Zimbabwe Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Chantal de Varennes Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

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Trade Commissioners Ernest Akpoue

Trade Commissioner, Mali, Government of Canada

Christophe Bezou

Laetitia Gadegbeku

Guy-Olivier Mantomina

Trade Commissioner, Côte d’Ivoire, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, DRCongo, Government of Canada

Barbara Giacomin

Solomon Milimbo

Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada

Senior Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada

Eric Dibeu

Kurai Kingsley

C.J. Scott

Trade Commissioner, Cameroon, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, Zimbabwe and Botswana, Government of Canada

Senior Trade Commissioner, Angola, Government of Canada

Francis Dorsemaine

Aminata Ly Faye

Adama Soro

Senior Trade Commissioner, Kenya, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, Sénégal, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, Burkina Faso, Government of Canada

Peter Fiamor

Lurdes Magneli

Trade Commissioner, Ghana, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, • Mozambique, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, Zambia, Government of Canada

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Partners Canadian Institute of Mining Export Development Canada Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Government of Québec Mining Association of Canada Natural Resources Canada Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada

Sponsors AnyWay Barrick CPCS McCarthy Tétrault MineAfrica Pico Envirotec Sama Resources SNC Lavalin Toronto Stock Exchange Windiga Energy

CANADA PAVILION

CANADA AFRICA BUSINESS NETWORKING RECEPTION

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

The Canada Pavilion at Mining Indaba Minerals and metals have played a significant role in the economic and social development of Canadian communities for more than 150 years. Canada has long been at the forefront of mining science and policy and, as a global partner, contributes to the development of mining in Africa. Over the years, Canada has developed a unique long-term relationship with African governments on mineral resource issues. The Mining Indaba conference provides an opportunity for the Canadian delegation to learn about the experiences of Canadian companies active in Africa and to showcase Canadian expertise on a world stage. Our Canada Pavilion on the floor of the trade show serves as the anchor for representatives from Natural Resources Canada, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development, and Export Development Canada. It provides a platform to engage with other governments, companies doing business in the resource sector and other stakeholders, and to provide information on Canadian mining policies and CanadianÂ capabilities.

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HIGHLIGHTED CANADIAN ACTIVITIES Sunday Canada-Africa Business Networking Reception

Monday 2

Tuesday 3

Interactive Discussion Forum _______________ Official Canada Pavilion Opening _______________ Opportunity for Canada in the Angolan Mining _______________ TSX Presentation

Wednesday 4

Canada Presentation _______________ Gala Dinner

IFC + Partner CSR Network Reception

Thursday Closing

Friday

Saturday

Honourable Christian Paradis, Minister of International Development and Minister for La Francophonie Government of Canada and Benoit La Salle, Chair of the Board of Directors, Canadian Council on Africa invite you to attend Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s highlighted activities during your Mining Indaba week.

Canada-Africa Business Networking Reception Date: Sunday the 2nd of Feb. 2014 Time: 17:30 to 19:30 Venue: Marimba Restaurant (See page 10-11) RSVP before 29 January 2014 to rsvp.jburg@international.gc.ca

Opportunities for Canada in the Angolan Mining Sector Date: Monday the 3rd of Feb. 2014 Time: 10:00 to 12:15 Venue: Radisson Park Inn Hotel, Heerengracht Street, 11th Floor RSVP before 27 January 2014 to ines.mendes@international.gc.ca

5th Interactive Discussion Forum Date: Monday the 3rd of Feb. 2014 Time: 07:30 to 10:00 Venue: Radisson Park Inn, 29 Heerengracht Street Contact: Griselda Smith griselda@3smedia.co.za

Canada-Africa Business Networking Reception Date: Monday the 3rd of Feb. 2014 Time: 16:00 to 17:00 Opening by Minister Christian Paradis Venue: Canada Pavilion 102 (See page 10-11)

Non-African Government Presentation: Canada Date: Tuesday the 4th of Feb. 2014 Time: 10:31 to 11:11 Venue: Auditorium 2

IFC + Partner CRS Networking Reception Date: Wednesday the 5th of Feb. 2014 Time: 17:00 to 19:00 Venue: Cape Town International Convention Centre RSVP BGurr@ifc.org

Agenda

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February 1, 2014 12:00 – 18:00 Registration Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory February 2, 2014 08:00 – 18:00 Registration Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory Registration bags and passes bulck pick up February 3, 2014 07:00 – 19:00 Registration Open Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory 08:30 – 13:30 Special Presentations: World Bank Group & Partners – Mining and Sustainable Development Issues Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Audi 2

Exploration Trends in Africa Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

13:51 – 14:16

Minor Metals in Africa Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

14:17 – 14:42

Iron Ore & Metals Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

14:43 – 15:28 Keynote Address: The Changing Face of World Mineral Supply – Phil Newman Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage 14:45 – 15:15

COFFEE / TEA BREAK Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall

09:00 – 12:00

16th Scramble for Africa: Resources Briefing Categories: 2014 Workshops Location: Roof Terrace

15:00 – 17:00 Securities Exchange Sessions – ASX Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2

09:00 – 12:00

Mining Insight: An Industry Explained Categories: 2014 Workshops Location: West Ballroom

16:00 – 17:00

OFFICIAL CANADA PAVILION Opening by Minister Christian Paradis Location: Canada Pavilion 102 (See map)

12:30 – 19:00

Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall

12:30 – 14:30

Securities Exchange Sessions – TSX Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2

15:29 – 15:54

Gold Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

12:41 – 12:46

Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Location: Main Stage

15:55 – 16:20

PGMs Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

16:21 – 16:46

Coal Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

16:47 – 17:12

Copper Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

17:30 – 19:00

PENING NIGHT WELCOME O RECEPTION Location: Exhibit Hall

12:47 – 12:52 Welcoming Remarks – Jonathan Moore, Mining Indaba LLC Location: Main Stage 12:53 – 12:59 Welcome to Cape Town: The Honourable Cllr Patricia De Lille Location: Main Stage 13:00 – 13:24 Global Commodity Market Categories: 2014 Commodity Outlook Review Location: Main Stage

13:25 – 13:50

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February 4, 2014 07:00 – 18:00 Registration Open Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory 07:30 – 08:00

Continental Breakfast Location: East/ West Ballroom

07:30 – 18:00

Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall

07:59 – 08:04

Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Location: Main Stage

08:05 – 08:15

Welcoming Remarks Location: Main Stage

08:16 – 08:35

Official Welcome: H.E. Mrs. Susan Shabangu Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage

09:50 – 10:30 Non-African Government Presentation: Australia Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2 09:59 – 10:19

08:36 – 09:16 Keynote Panel: The Current Status and Future Outlook for African Mining Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage 09:15 – 13:07 Corporate White Paper Presentations (throughout the morning) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 09:15 – 09:30 Corporate White Paper Session – Sunbird Energy Ltd. Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

Company Session – Jindal Africa Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

10:03 – 10:18 Corporate White Paper Session – Total South Africa Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 10:19 – 10:34 Corporate White Paper Session – Cradle Resources Ltd. Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 10:20 – 10:50 COFFEE / TEA BREAK Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall 10:20 – 10:40

Company Session – Nedbank Capital Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

10:31 – 11:11 Non-African Government Presentation: Canada Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2 10:35 – 10:50

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

09:17 – 09:37

Company Session – Anglo American Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

09:30 – 11:30

Securities Exchange Sessions – LSE Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2

09:31 – 09:46

Corporate White Paper Session – Mawson West Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

09:38 – 09:58

Company Session – Rio Tinto Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

10:51 – 11:06 Corporate White Paper Session – First Solar South Africa Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

09:47 – 10:02

Corporate White Paper Session – Roxgold Inc. Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

11:02 – 11:22

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10:35 – 10:50 Corporate White Paper Session – Maptek (part 2) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 10:41 – 11:01 Company Session – AngloGold Ashanti Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

Company Session – Randgold Resources Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

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11:12 – 11:52 Non-African Government Presentation: India Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2 11:16 – 11:31 Corporate White Paper Session – Intra Energy Corporation Limited Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 11:23 – 11:43

Company Session – African Rainbow Minerals Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

11:32 – 11:47

Corporate White Paper Session – True Gold Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

11:44 – 12:04

Company Session – Lonmin PLC Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

13:30 – 14:45

Networking Luncheon Location: East/West Ballroom

13:30 – 15:30

Securities Exchange Sessions – SGX Categories: 2014 Securities Exchange Sessions Location: Classroom 2

13:40 – 14:00 The Impact of Asian Growth on African Mining – Three Expert Views Categories: 2014 Expert Views Location: Main Stage 14:00 – 15:33 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – Hosted by the World Bank Group Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 14:00 – 14:15

11:48 – 12:03 Corporate White Paper Session – Industrial Development Corporation Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

11:53 – 12:33 Non-African Government Presentation: TBD Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2

12:04 – 12:19

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

12:05 – 12:25

Company Session – Lundin Mining Company Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

12:20 – 12:35 Corporate White Paper Session – Transnet Engineering Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 12:26 – 13:00 Keynote Address: Mining and Africa’s Development: Partnerships as the Way Forward Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage 12:36 – 12:51

12:52 – 13:07

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

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14:00 – 16:00

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – M Intro by the World Bank Group Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 S pecial Topic Session – Collaborating towards a Shared Vision for Change Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Classroom 1

14:01 – 14:21 The Impact of Asian Growth on African Mining – Three Expert Views Categories: 2014 Expert Views Location: Main Stage 14:16 – 14:41 14:22 – 14:42

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – M Republic of South Africa Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 e Impact of Asian Growth on African Th Mining – Three Expert Views Categories: 2014 Expert Views Location: Main Stage

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – M Democratic Republic of Congo Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

14:43 – 15:03

ompany Session – African Barrick Gold C Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

14:42 – 15:07

15:04 – 15:24

Company Session – Platinum Group Metals Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

15:08 – 15:33

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 1 – M Ethiopia Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

15:25 – 15:55 COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall 15:30 – 17:30 Saving Time & Money through Pro-active Management of Health, Safety, Community and Environmental Risks in Early Project Development Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Roof Terrace 15:34 – 17:34 15:34 – 15:49

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Hosted by the African Development Bank Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Intro by the African Development Bank Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

15:35 – 15:55 Company Session – Endeavour Mining Corporation Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Mozambique Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

15:56 – 16:16

Company Session – Peninsula Energy Limited Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

16:11 – 16:31

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Nigeria Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

16:17 – 16:37

Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

15:50 – 16:10

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INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Côte d’Ivoire Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

16:38 – 16:58

Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

16:53 – 17:13

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – M Republic of Guinea Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

16:32 – 16:52

ining and Sustainable Development: A M Conversation Between Economist Sir Paul Collier and Aidan Davy, ICMM Categories: 2014 Keynote, 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Main Stage 16:59 – 17:39

17:14 – 17:34 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 2 – Kenya Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 17:40 – 18:30

COCKTAIL RECEPTION Location: East/West Ballroom

18:15 – 18:30

Buses Depart for Gala Dinner

19:30 – 21:00

Gala Dinner

February 5, 2014 07:30 – 18:00

Registration Open Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory

08:00 – 08:30

Continental Breakfast Location: East/West Ballroom

08:00 – 18:00

Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall

08:19 – 08:24

Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Location: Main Stage

08:25 – 08:30 Welcoming Remarks – Jonathan Moore, Mining Indaba LLC Location: Main Stage

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08:30 – 09:10 Keynote: Creating Win-Win Mining Scenarios: How Investors, Mining Companies and Governments can Build Sustainable Mining Models – Hon Colin Barnett, MEc, MLA Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage 09:11 – 09:51 Keynote: Ivanhoe Mines’ World-Class Discoveries Born of its Exploration Culture Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage 09:15 – 09:30 Corporate White Paper Session – EOH Mthombo (Pty) Ltd Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 09:47 – 10:02

orporate White Paper Session – Maptek C (part 1) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

09:50 – 10:30 Non-African Government Presentation: Japan Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2 09:52 – 10:12

Company Session – VALE Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

10:03 – 10:18

Corporate White Paper Session – Bsi Steel Ltd. Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

10:13 – 10:33

Company Session – Teck Resources Limited Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

10:19 – 10:34 Corporate White Paper Session – MAN Diesel & Turbo SE Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 10:20 – 10:50 COFFEE / TEA BREAK – sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall 10:31 – 11:11 Non-African Government Presentation: TBD Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2

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10:34 – 10:54 Company Session – Newmont Mining Corporation Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage 10:35 – 10:50

Corporate White Paper Session – AAM Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

10:51 – 11:06 Corporate White Paper Session – Partners in Performance South Africa Pty Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 10:55 – 11:15

Company Session – Exxaro Resources Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

11:07 – 11:22 Corporate White Paper Session – The Training Room Online Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 11:12 – 11:52 Non-African Government Presentation: TBD Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2 11:16 – 11:36

Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

11:33 – 11:48 Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 1) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 11:37 – 11:57

ompany Session – Harmony Gold Mining Co. C Ltd. Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

11:49 – 12:04 Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 2) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1 11:50 – 12:15 Non-African Government Presentation: China Categories: 2014 Non-African Government Presentations Location: Audi 2

11:58 – 12:18

Company Session – TBD Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

12:00 – 13:45

NETWORKING LUNCH Location: East/West Ballroom

12:05 – 12:20 Corporate White Paper Session – 3M South Africa (session 3) Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

orld Gold Council Panel – Responsible Gold W Mining and Value Distribution in Africa Location: Main Stage

12:21 – 12:36

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

12:37 – 12:52

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

12:53 – 13:08

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

13:09 – 13:24

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

13:15 – 14:15

Keynote Panel: South Africa Mining Opportunities Categories: 2014 Keynote

13:25 – 13:40

Corporate White Paper Session Categories: 2014 Corporate White Paper Session Location: Classroom 1

14:00 – 15:23

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – M Hosted by the International Monetary Fund Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

12:20 – 13:15

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – M Zambia Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

14:16 – 14:36

Company Session – Nord Gold N.V. Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

14:00 – 14:20

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

14:21 – 14:41 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Ghana Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 14:30 – 16:30 Special Topic Session – The Challenge and Opportunity of Sustainable Development in Mining Categories: 2014 Special Presentation Location: Roof Terrace 14:42 – 15:02 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Tanzania Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 14:58 – 15:18 Company Session – Sundance Resources Limited Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage 15:03 – 15:23 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 3 – Angola Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 15:24 – 17:24 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Hosted by JOGMEC Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 15:24 – 15:39 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Intro by JOGMEC Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 15:40 – 16:10 COFFEE / TEA BREAK Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Location: Exhibit Hall 15:40 – 16:00

Company Session – Gryphon Minerals Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

15:40 – 16:00 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Gabon Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 16:01 – 16:21

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – M Somaliland Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

16:12 – 16:32

Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

16:22 – 16:42 MINING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – Rwanda Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2 16:33 – 16:53

Company Session Categories: 2014 Company Presentation Location: Main Stage

16:43 – 17:03

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – M TBD Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

16:54 – 17:35 Keynote Address – Investing in Africa: What Will It Take? Categories: 2014 Keynote Location: Main Stage

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17:04 – 17:24

INING MINISTERIAL FORUM 4 – M Botswana Categories: 2014 Ministerial Forum Location: Audi 2

February 6, 2014 07:30 – 12:00

Registration Open Location: Clivia & Jasminum Conservatory

08:00 – 08:50

Continental Breakfast Location: East/West Ballroom

08:30 – 13:00

Exhibit Hall Open Location: Exhibit Hall

08:50 – 08:55

Official Safety Awareness Welcome – Aurecon Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2

08:55 – 09:00

Opening Remarks Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2

09:00 – 09:10

Welcoming Remarks Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2

09:10 – 09:45 Keynote Address: Categories: 2014 Keynote, 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2

11:30 – 12:45 Panel: Responsible Sourcing of Materials: Global Trends and Challenges Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2 12:45 – 13:00

Concluding Remarks Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2

13:00 – 13:01 Adjournment and Formal Conclusion of Mining Indaba 2014

09:45 – 11:00 Panel: Mining and Communities: Moving from Conflict to Resolution Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Audi 2 11:00 – 11:30

Coffee & Tea Break Categories: 2014 Sustainable Development Location: Exhibit Hall

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

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Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

The Canadian Council on Africa The Canadian Council on Africa (CCAfrica) is the only leading pan-Canadian organization promoting African economic development and success stories in Canada. Established in 2002, CCAfrica and its over 150 members are at the forefront of Canada’s economic engagement with Africa. CCAfrica members are active in every sector of the economy including education, engineering, infrastructure, natural resources, energy, finance, law, consulting, communications, ICT, manufacturing, agribusiness, environment, and health. Chris Kianza

Vice President

Every year, CCAfrica organizes official conferences, seminars, and briefings throughout Canada on various topics related to African economic growth, and investment opportunities. CCAfrica thrives on the necessity to invest and increase economic activity between Canada and Africa. In the context of its objectives, CCafrica continues to engage both the public and private sector in the sustainable economic development of Africa that is critical for long-term socioeconomic well-being of wider African society. Its’ missions to African capitals in cooperation with Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and its quarterly publication The Rising Africa are a case in point. CCAfrica is a partner of choice for several of Canada’s leading organizations who are interested or invested in Africa. Membership will help you to connect with key decision makers from both the private and public sector. Our annual memberships are restructured to assist Canadian businesses, African governments, NGO’s, institutions, and international corporations in the economic diversification of Africa.

http://www.ccaf

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CCAfrica Board of Directors Chairman of the Board of Directors

Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors

Benoit La Salle President and CEO, Windiga Energy Inc. Canada

Marie-Josée Fortin Director, Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC)

Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors / Member of the Action Plan Committee

Executive Committee / Member of the Action Plan Committee

Peter Kieran President, CPCS

Michael Wyse President, Black Business Initiative

Executive Committee

David Ireland Director, International Business Development, Canadian Bank Note Company, Ltd.

Executive Committee Executive Committee

Executive Committee

David Baron President and CEO, Cowater International Inc.

John Treleaven Vice-Chairman, Mercy Ships

Sam Boutziouvis VP, Government Relations and Multilateral Institutions, SNC-Lavalin

Member of the Action Plan Committee / Executive Committee

President of Governmental Relations Committee / Executive Committee

President of the Action Plan Committee / Executive Committee

Pierre Boivin Partner, McCarthy Tétrault

Simon Lafrance Managing Partner, STRATEGEUM

President and CEO

Director

Jean J. Gauthier President and CEO, CCAfrica

Michel Cote President, CRC Sogema

Director

Matt Fisher Vice-President, AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions

Alanna Heath Director of Government Affairs, Barrick Gold

Charles Field-Marsham Chief Executive Officer, Kestrel Capital

Mark Sitter Director, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Sherritt International Corporation

Founder and Director

Nola Kianza President and CEO, Trans Africa Resource Corp.

Director

Yvon Bernier Vice-President, Développement international Desjardins

Director

Amina Gerba President, Afrique Expansion

frica.ca/ Denis Belisle Chairman, Dessau

Director Director

Denis Painchaud Director, International Governmental Relations, Nexen

Wayne Dunn Professor in CSR, McGill University; Managing Director, Wayne Dunn & Associates

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Director

David Gamble Vice-President, Business Development, IMW Industries

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Director

Andrew McAlister McAlister Consulting Corp.

The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

Canadian Institute of Mining Canadian mining communities hold valuable lessons for Africa Whether it is in rail, energy, IT or deepwater ports, Africa is in need of an enormous infrastructure investment—estimated at over $30 billion a year. The mining sector offers the best opportunity to accomplish rapid growth; mining projects are hotbeds of new infrastructure. But the only way that prosperity can be sustained in the long run is by building bona fide mining communities.

Robert Schafer

Chairman, CIM

Jean Vavrek

Executive Director, CIM

Africa increases its chance of developing successful mining communities by looking at what has been accomplished in Canada. This country has a robust network of mining professionals who can help each other overcome challenges at home and abroad. For example, Sudbury, Quebec’s North Shore, Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Saskatchewan are just a few of the places where Canadian communities are thriving from the benefits that mining brings. In these regions the industry has created vital networks of suppliers and mining companies, which offer jobs to people, money that flows into local businesses, and higher standards for education. The infrastructure developed in Canada has been carefully planned to benefit not just one mining project, one time, but to be sustained for generations of mine workers. If prospective mining districts in Africa want these same kinds of benefits, it will be crucial for leaders to take a longer-term view, and this can be best accomplished by joining an association like CIM for support. We also have close ties to AUSIMM and SAIMM, and there is no shortage of resources between the three organizations. CIM is particularly well-situated to serve French-speaking Africa, where a number of projects are in the pipeline. Why is a network like CIM important? When CIM members need help solving problems, for example, they can look to their peers in our various technical societies and to the papers that have been written and archived in our technical paper library. Members receive CIM Magazine and CIM Journal, which are chock-full of crucial ideas and resources. But getting involved is the only way to truly experience the benefits of an institute like CIM. We sponsor a number of events in Africa, so there is a good chance that you will be able to find one in your region. Still, no one organization can do it all. That is why we also work closely with Canada’s trade commissioners, as well as supplier organizations like CAMESE, and across other sectors, working with organizations like CCAfrica, which are all tremendous resources. Many Canadian universities offer mining engineering and natural resource development programs, and CIM offers a number of scholarships and bursaries to help with higher education. Done correctly, mining in Africa offers a fantastic opportunity to develop an infrastructure base on which other sectors can stand and economies can be built. By taking part in CIM and learning from the challenges and successes we have had in building Canadian mining communities, Africa increases its chances of success.

www.cim.org

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Export Development Canada

Exportation et développement Canada

Export Development Canada EDC is Canada’s export credit agency, offering innovative commercial solutions to help Canadian exporters and investors expand their international business. EDC’s knowledge and partnerships are used by more than 7,700 Canadian companies and their global customers in up to 200 markets worldwide each year. EDC is financially self-sustaining, and is a recognized leader in financial reporting and economic analysis.

James Babbitt

Senior Project Finance Manager, Project and Structured Finance

We are Canada’s export credit agency. Our job is to support and develop Canada’s export trade by helping Canadian companies respond to international business opportunities. We are a self-financing, Crown corporation that operates at arm’s length from the Government. We provide insurance and financial services, bonding products and small business solutions to Canadian exporters and investors and their international buyers. We also support Canadian direct investment abroad and investment into Canada. Much of our business is done in partnership with other financial institutions and through collaboration with the government of Canada. Unlike most export credit agencies that rely on governmental annual appropriations, we are financially self-sufficient and operate much like a commercial institution. We collect interest on our loans and premiums on our insurance products. We also have a treasury department that sells bonds and raises money in global capital markets.

Frank Kelly

Director, Structured & Project Finance – Extractive Industries Robert Pelletier, CFA

Chief Representative, Africa, International Business Development

We are committed to the principles of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Our rigorous due diligence requirements ensure that all projects and transactions we support are financially, environmentally and socially responsible. We believe that good business — adopting and embracing these principles while we facilitate trade for Canadian investors and exporters — is good for business. Since we were founded in 1944, we have facilitated more than $1,041 billion in exports and foreign investment by Canadian companies. This is important because Canada’s economy relies on trade; one in three jobs depends on exports. Given our small domestic market, Canadian businesses have to think globally to compete and grow. In 2012 we helped more than 7,400 Canadian companies do business in 187 countries. The majority of these companies were small business, and more than 30 per cent of this business was conducted in fast-growing emerging markets. Using our financial products and services, our customers’ export sales and investments totalled $87.4 billion. We estimate that this helped generate $52.7 billion of Canada’s GDP, contributed more than 4 cents for every dollar earned and helped sustain 573,773 jobs. When we work on a transaction, we prefer to do it in explicit partnership with the private sector. We let the private sector player set the terms and we add capacity and share the risk. This encourages the private sector to move into new areas, leaving us to move to new frontiers to create new trade for Canada.

Stephen Wilhelm

Regional Vice-President, Africa, Europe and Middle EastInternational Business Development

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www.edc.ca

Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada

Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada

Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada The mandate of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada is to manage Canada’s diplomatic and consular relations, to encourage the country’s international trade and to lead Canada’s international development and humanitarian assistance. This includes: • ensuring that Canada’s foreign policy reflects true Canadian values and advances Canada’s national interests; • strengthening rules-based trading arrangements and expanding free and fair market access at bilateral, regional and global levels; • working with a range of partners inside and outside government to achieve increased economic opportunity and enhanced security for Canada and for Canadians at home and abroad;

Caroline Albert

Development Officer, Ethiopia, DFATD

• managing Canada’s support and resources effectively and accountably to achieve meaningful, sustainable international development and humanitarian results; • engaging in policy development in Canada and internationally, enabling Canada’s effort to realize its international development and humanitarian objectives.

www.international.gc.ca

Amy Baker

Head of Aid, Ethiopia, DFATD

Philip Baker

Regional Director General – Africa, DFATD

Lise Filiatrualt

Assistant Deputy Minster, DFATD

Zulfi Sadeque

Daniel Vezina

Deputy Director, Eastern and Southern Africa Division, DFATD

Trade Commissioner, DFATD

Andrew Dawe

Secretary of IGF, DFATD

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada

Natural Resources Canada Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks to enhance the responsible development and use of Canada’s natural resources and the competitiveness of Canada’s natural resources products. NRCan develops policies and programs that enhance the contribution of the natural resources sector to the economy and improve the quality of life for all Canadians.

Maureen Coulas

Senior Policy Advisor – Africa, Minerals and Metals Sector, NRCan

The Minerals and Metals Sector (MMS) of NRCan is the Government of Canada’s primary source of technological, scientific and policy expertise on our minerals and metals resources. The Sector devotes a large portion of its resources to science and technology, and houses three of Canada’s premier scientific research institutions (the CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories, the CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, and the CANMET Canadian Explosives Research Laboratory). MMS activities contribute to the sustainable development of Canada’s mineral and metal resources. As well, MMS is a leader in the generation and dissemination of knowledge on the Canadian minerals and metals industry. Another major focus of attention is the global context of the Canadian industry. The Sector interacts with a wide range of stakeholders, including industrial clients from mining to manufacturing, environmental groups, Aboriginal peoples, provincial and territorial agencies, other government departments and international organizations.

www.nrcan.gc.ca

Stefania Trombetti

Director General, Minerals, Metals and Materials Policy and Knowledge Branch, Minerals and Metals Sector, NRCan

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As Canadian Council on Africa’s communications partner, gordongroup is working to grow trade between nations. We can help your mining business break new ground on the Continent and around the world—supporting your brand and your bottom line. 26 years in Ottawa, the heart of Canada’s mining leadership | One-stop marketing shop for strategy, design thinking and media tools | Expertise in mining-specific communications, indigenous partnerships, Corporate Social Responsibility EXPLORE NEW TERRITORY. CONNECT WITH gordongroup TODAY. To start the conversation, contact Robert Chitty, gordongroup President, at rchitty@gordongroup.com / 613 234 8468 x236 or visit the Canadian Pavilion during Mining Indaba.

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Government of Québec Quebec: internationally recognized for its excellence in mining Deeply rooted in the soil of North America and fiercely proud of its French heritage Québec is the largest province in Canada (1 667 441 km2). With sustainable mining development based on its expertise Quebec has an enviable position in the industry. Québec and its mining sector: Alain Carrier

Coordonnateur Afrique et Moyen-Orient Export Québec Ministère des relations internationales de la francophonie et du Commerce Extérieur

• Over 34,000 people work, directly or indirectly, in the mining sector. Together, they make up a qualified workforce. • Québec is one of the most important mining producers in Canada, particularly for metallic minerals. • A broad range of minerals is currently produced, including iron ore concentrate, gold, copper, zinc, nickel, niobium, titanium, graphite, platinum and cobalt. • Québec has strong potential for further discoveries of currently mined substances and for discoveries of new substances such as strategic metals (lithium, rare earths, tantalum, etc.) and diamonds.

About Export Quebec Export Québec, a branch of Québec Government, offers many individual and group services tailored to the needs of Québec businesses to prepare to export and to develop new partnerships. To know more about Quebec business expertise, please contact us.

www.gouv.qc.ca

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The Mining Association of Canada ADVOCACY STEWARDSHIP COLLABORATION

Mining Association of Canada Towards Sustainable Mining moves beyond Canadian borders Mining companies in Canada were the first in the world to develop an externally-verified performance system for sustainable mining practices with the introduction of the Towards Sustainable Mining (TSM) initiative in 2004. Now, ten years later, the program’s success and the benefits it brings to both mining companies and communities have helped move TSM from being Canadian-only to an increasingly global corporate responsibility standard.

Pierre Gratton

President and CEO

Participation in TSM is mandatory for all MAC members for their Canadian operations, but some companies have also proactively applied the initiative to their operations overseas. For example, in Africa, IAMGOLD implemented TSM in 2010 and has been consistently reporting progress at its Essakane gold mine in Burkina Faso since 2011. In other parts of the world, First Quantum applies TSM at their operations in Turkey, Finland and Spain, while HudBay Minerals has committed to implement TSM at their mine in Peru when it becomes operational. Over the years, TSM has been recognized with awards and accolades for its success in pushing for continuous progress in the mining sector. This recognition, coupled with the positive results TSM is generating in Canada and beyond, is contributing to international interest in the program. In 2012, MAC representatives met with Finnish mining companies at the invitation of Agnico Eagle Mines and with the support of Inmet Mining (now First Quantum Minerals). In 2013, MAC was also invited by the Canadian-Turkish Business Council to discuss TSM at the Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit. The TSM performance indicators were designed to enable mining companies to meet society’s needs for minerals, metals and energy products in the most socially, economically and environmentally responsible way. One of the initiative’s key strengths is that mining companies are measured where the mining activity actually takes place—at the facility level. As such, the results provide local communities with a meaningful view of how a nearby mine is faring. TSM is the only program in the world to provide this level of detail for the mining sector, and it is a strength that makes TSM easily exportable to other jurisdictions. The way TSM works is as follows. Mining operations annually self-assess their performance against each of the TSM program’s 23 indicators under the six protocols: Aboriginal and community outreach, biodiversity conservation management, crisis management planning, energy use and greenhouse gas emissions management, safety and health, and tailings management. For each indicator, they assign a letter grade that reflects their performance ranging from Level C to Level AAA. These grades are made public in MAC’s annual TSM Progress Reports for each facility. Level A equates to good practice while AA and AAA are excellence and leadership. No matter where mining companies operate, the areas that TSM covers and measures are industrywide priorities. Through TSM, mining operations can more effectively engage with people in surrounding communities, as well as ensure they are well-informed of relevant issues. TSM also helps to ensure the safest possible working environment for employees and contractors at the mine site. Today, communities around the world expect more of mining companies and the industry also expects much more of itself. Corporate responsibility standards, like TSM, are one way that companies can help manage risks and avoid potential conflicts. As more mining companies seek best practices in environmental and social responsibility, we will continue to encourage the adoption of TSM as the right standard to meet their goals.

www.mining.ca

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Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada

Glenn Nolan

President

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) represents the interests of the Canadian mineral exploration and development industry. The association was established in 1932 in response to a proposed government regulation that threatened the livelihood of Ontario prospectors. A timeline of the association’s history is available here, along with a written history that can be found here. Today, 81 years after its founding, the association is a national organization with 9,000 individual members (including prospectors, developers, geoscientists, consultants, mining executives, and students, as well as those involved in the drilling, financial, investment, legal and other support fields) and 1,254 corporate members (including senior, mid-size and junior mining companies and organizations providing services to the mineral industry). The work of the association is guided by the following mission statement: The PDAC exists to promote a responsible, vibrant and sustainable Canadian mineral exploration and development sector. The PDAC encourages leading practices in technical, environmental, safety and social performance in Canada and internationally.

Emily Nunn

Manager, Corporate Social Responsibility

The association’s activities and the services it provides fall generally into three categories: advocacy, information, and networking. The association is best known for its annual convention, trade show, and investors exchange. In 2012, this event attracted 30,369 attendees from 125 countries. The work of the association is carried out by a 48-member board of directors, 19 active committees; and a permanent staff. In 2012, the board of directors approved a five-year strategic plan for the association. This blueprint identified three priority areas on which the association will be focusing much of its resources and efforts: access to land, Aboriginal affairs and access to capital. Considerable effort and resources will also be allocated to corporate social responsibility (CSR), human resources, student initiatives, communications and public affairs, as well as heightening our ability to host the world-renowned PDAC Convention. Members are kept up-to-date on PDAC activities and industry matters through PDAC In Brief (recently renamed Core), published three times a year; PDAC e-News, a monthly emailed newsletter; PDAC’s Annual Report, an annual summary of the work of the association; and other occasional publications.

www.pdac.ca

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Platinum sponsor

Toronto Stock Exchange

TSX Venture Exchange

Toronto Stock Exchange

TSX Venture Exchange

Toronto Stock Exchange

TSX Venture Exchange

Toronto Stock Exchange Bourse de Toronto

Bourse de Croissance TSX

Bourse de Toronto

Bourse de Croissance TSX

Bourse de Toronto

Bourse de Croissance TSX

Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) are dynamic marketplaces to access the capital and liquidity that drives the growth of the global mining industry. TSXV provides an opportunity for emerging companies to access capital in a well regulated and fair marketplace, while TSX is a venue for companies at a more advanced stage with solid track records of business management.

Graham Dallas

Head, Business Development EMEA

TSX and TSXV list more mining companies than any other market in the world. As a result, the exchanges have the most diversified roster of public mining companies by commodity and stage of development. These companies benefit by having greater access to capital, visibility and analyst coverage. www.tmx.com Securities Exchange Sessions – TSX 3 February, 2014: 12:30 – 14:30 Location: Classroom 2 Opening Remarks: Glenn Nolan, President, PDAC Industry Speaker: Michael Jones, President, CEO & Director, Platinum Group Metals

Orlee Wertheim

Panel: To cover topics ranging from going public in Canada to alternative financing strategies in current market conditions

Head, Global Mining Business Development

Moderator: Orlee Wertheim, Head, Business Development, International Mining, TSX & TSXV Panel Participants: Graham Dallas, Head, Business Development, EMEA,TSX & TSXV Norman Findlay, Partner, Bennett Jones LLP Richard Lachcik, Senior Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright Canada LLP Andrew Monk, CEO, VSA Capital Nick Van Niekerk, Partner, KPMG Michael Oliver, Managing Director, CIBC World Markets Q&A and Networking *Boxed lunch will be served.

www.tmx.com

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions Ltd. AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions Ltd. is a global leader in providing soil stabilization products to the infrastructure and development sectors. Our products are based on a unique technology patented worldwide. AnyWay is a subsidiary of The Metrontario Group of companies, an established real estate developer and entrepreneurial investor active since 1946.

Matt Fisher

Vice President

AnyWay’s commitment is to provide comprehensive, innovative, cost-effective solutions through soil stabilization. Our products have been successfully implemented in road, infrastructure and low-cost housing projects using both mechanized and labour-intensive means. The company’s vision is to provide environmentally conscious infrastructure solutions using a series of cementitious products designed to ensure minimal impact on the environment. We have always recognized the importance of environmental responsibility and have thus created products that are not only extremely effective, but also unthreatening to the environment in which they are applied. AnyWay’s Natural Soil Stabilizer (ANSS) is recognized as an extremely cost-effective method of converting poor quality soil into a strong impermeable layer. It permits construction of pavements, embankments and reinforced earth structures in areas where they were not previously economically viable. In addition to roads, AnyWay has developed a new line of products designed to be mixed with soil to meet a variety of needs in the building process. This new line of products includes Soil Block, for the manufacture of compressed stabilized earth blocks, Soil Mortar for block laying, Soil Plaster for walls, and Soil Bond tile adhesive. AnyWay’s products meet the specified standards and are approved as an environmentally friendly by institutions around the world. Our products are also designed for labour-intensive practices both for road construction and home building, enabling them to be incorporated into development initiatives in rural areas and into CSR projects. Using our products for roads and houses furthers the Millennium Development Goals aimed at achieving poverty eradication, gender equality and female economic empowerment, while promoting environmental sustainability and the development of a global partnership for development.

www.anywaysolutions.com

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CPCS CPCS is a management consulting firm providing advisory services to public and private sector clients in identifying, planning and implementing transportation and energy infrastructure solutions. CPCS provides integrated solutions at all stages of the project life cycle, from preliminary economic assessment to market analysis, infrastructure system implementation and financing. CPCS is well placed to advise mining companies on the transportation and energy networks and systems that are critical to the success and profitability of mining operations. Jeff Murphy

Principal Consultant

We have been providing specialized infrastructure development advice to public and private sector clients since 1969. Specializing in mobilizing private investment in public infrastructure and services, we develop strategies and programs that ensure sustainable infrastructure service delivery and promote economic growth. CPCS provides advisory services across a broad spectrum of infrastructure sectors, including: Ports, Rail, Urban (transit and property development), Power, Marine, Multimodal Logistics, Mining and Roads. Our team brings international expertise in the areas of transaction structuring, public-private partnerships (PPP), financial and economic modeling, legal and regulatory reform, operations, engineering and social and environmental advisory. This strong combination of in-house commercial and technical expertise is what makes CPCS different and has enabled us to successfully complete over 1000 projects in more than 100 countries. We are an employee-owned, independent company. We have no corporate affiliations that would compromise our ability to provide independent advice to our clients regarding downstream project work.

www.cpcs.ca

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

McCarthy Tétrault McCarthy Tétrault’s multidisciplinary Africa Group delivers seamless service on an international scale to successfully assist and meet the challenges facing clients active in or seeking to enter the diverse continent of Africa. We are well-versed in the distinctions of doing business in each African state through our extensive network of qualified and reputable local advisors, and our relationships with local decision makers—in each case strengthened by the members of our Africa Group, who travel and transact extensively within the continent. Tina Blazquez Lopez

Members also participate in various initiatives by Canadian authorities and private entities aimed at developing Canada-Africa business alliances and partnerships, such as the Canadian Council for Africa.

Partner

We have in-depth industry knowledge of the key areas of economic and institutional development in Africa, including in the oil and gas, mining, power, telecommunications and infrastructure sectors. In particular, we are well-positioned to provide exceptional legal and business advice to the mining industry. We have a deep understanding in the areas of law that are relevant to mine exploration and development, including finance, mining, environmental and tax law. We offer extensive international expertise in specialized mining agreements, including mining property and rights acquisitions, joint ventures, project development, product off-take and royalty agreements.

Pierre Boivin

Partner

www.mccarthy.ca

Pierre-Jerome Bouchard

Jean Charest

Christopher Langdon

Gregory Larroque

Partner

Counsel

Jean-Francois Lehoux

David McLeod Smith

Fabrice Rué

Partner

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Building Big Ideas The global mining industry is built on big ideas. Through creativity, industry knowledge and world-class experience gained by acting for some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest mining companies, our lawyers can help you turn those big ideas into realities. From M&A to project advice, financing alternatives to environmental compliance, we find solutions to the complex challenges and opportunities faced in the life cycle of a mining company or project.

McCarthy TĂŠtrault LLP

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MineAfrica MineAfrica is a business development, seminar and marketing company providing the premier platform for mining companies, advisors to the mining industry, service providers and governments to promote themselves to a senior level, Africa-focused audience of financial institutions, analysts, mining executives and media, via the following programs:

Wayne Floreani

Vice President

12th Annual Investing in African Mining seminar and the Canada-Southern Africa Chamber of Business’ 15th Annual African Mining Breakfast – Toronto, Canada – March 4, 2014 with Premier Sponsor SGS Our African breakfast and seminar during PDAC is the biggest African mining event in North America. We also provide booth space at the sold-out PDAC trade show (March 2–5, 2014). 3rd ENERGYAfrica – Calgary, Canada – June 9, 2014 4th Focus on West Africa – London, UK – October 28, 2014 with Premier Sponsor Herbert Smith Freehills 8th Investing in African Mining – London, UK – December 1, 2014 with Premier Sponsor Toronto Stock Exchange Risk Mitigation & CSR Seminar Series MineAfrica partners with the Canada-Southern Africa Chamber of Business and Founding Sponsor Hatch in delivering the leading CSR seminar series in Toronto, Vancouver and London, UK. MASTERMINING Educational Courses MineAfrica organizes educational courses under its MASTERMINING brand, including: • Understanding the Mining Industry: From A to Z in Cape Town, South Africa on January 29–31, 2014 • A to Z of Mining Supply Chain Optimisation - Workshop in Toronto on March 1, 2014 and Vancouver on May 10, 2014 Business Development, Marketing and Consulting Services MineAfrica provides cost-effective marketing and consulting services for private and public sector clients including business development trips and meetings with the Toronto mining and financial communities; customized seminars; assistance with finding financing, technical expertise or joint venture partners; and marketing and promotional opportunities through targeted email campaigns, website sponsorship and specialized African-focused mining publications.

www.mineafrica.com CANADA-SOUTHERN AFRICA CHAMBER OF BUSINESS The Chamber is the premier business association promoting trade and investment between Canada and Southern Africa (and beyond) primarily through organizing business networking events with speakers of interest to its members and guests.

www.canadasachamber.com

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Pico Envirotec Sandip Goswami

Chief Operating Officer

Pico Envirotec designs, manufactures and installs a range of advanced geophysical hardware systems for mining, oil/gas, environmental and nuclear/radiation monitoring. All design, engineering and development is performed in-house by a team of geophysicists, engineers and technicians. Pico’s next-generation technology is used globally by private and public sector clients.  Discover Pico’s commitment to research and development, fulfilling client objectives and providing excellence in service delivery. This focus is a reflection of the Pico commitment to customer satisfaction and service delivery; it is also due in part in becoming a subsidiary of Nuvia Group, part of Vinci France, the world’s largest construction and related services company. Discover the Pico difference.

www.picoenvirotec.com

SAMA RESOURCES

Sama Resources Sama Resources, an emerging Canadian mining exploration company, is developing the first and newly discovered world-class polymetallic camp in West Africa. The company, together with its partner, la Société pour le Développement Minier de la Côte d’Ivoire (SODEMI), is committed to develop and exploit the Samapleu nickel-copper and palladium deposits.

Dr. Marc-Antoine Audet

President & CEO

Sama Resources est une entreprise d’exploration minière canadienne qui est à mettre en valeur le premier camp minier polymétallique de classe mondiale découvert en Afrique de l’Ouest. Avec son partenaire, la Société pour le Développement Minier de la Côte d’Ivoire (SODEMI), Sama Resources vise à développer et exploiter les dépôts de nickel-cuivre et palladium de Samapleu.

www.samaresources.com

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SNC Lavalin SNC-Lavalin is one of the leading engineering and construction groups in the world, and a key player in the ownership and management of infrastructure. Founded in 1911, SNCLavalin is acknowledged for its world-class technical expertise and its services, including design, construction, project and construction management, procurement, financial modelling and operations. Over the last 50 years, SNC-Lavalinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Global Mining and Metallurgy devision has earned a solid reputation in the mining industry. With a network of over 5,000 qualified personnel in offices located in Canada, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Australia, Indonesia and New Caledonia, SNC-Lavalin is well-positioned to successfully execute projects anywhere in the world. The experience gained on hundreds of project assignments has helped SNC-Lavalin develop innovative solutions in challenging terrains and extreme climatic regions from tropical jungles to high altitude mountains to permafrost in the Arctic. As a multi-disciplined organization, SNC-Lavalin Global Mining & Metallurgy can undertake every stage of project development from scoping studies and metallurgical test work, to feasibility analysis and final design, to construction and commissioning. Recognizing the importance of integrating projects into their surroundings, SNC-Lavalin relies on its international network to provide first-hand knowledge of diverse geographical regions and the local cultures, traditions and customs of local cultures, traditions and customs of the countries in which it works. SNC-Lavalin is committed to maintaining high standards for health, safety and the environment, and to delivering projects within cost and on schedule. Most SNC-Lavalin business units are certified to the ISO 9001:2008 quality management system.

www.snclavalin.com

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Windiga Energy Created in 2010, Windiga Energy Inc. is a Canadian-based independent power producer focused on developing, owning and operating renewable energy facilities on the African continent. The company benefits from its founderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expertise in African operations and relations to strategically invest in the 21st century opportunity that is the modernization of the African continent. Windiga combines its knowledge, expertise and collaboration with local governments and stakeholders to form consortiums and become a principal player in the regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s energy sector. Today the company has several renewable energy projects in West Africa in different stages of development. Benoit La Salle

President and CEO

In addition to management, Windiga Energy is also co-owned by Dundee Energy Limited (TSX: DEN), a subsidiary of Dundee Corporation. As part of the Dundee group of companies, Dundee Energy is engaged in the exploration, development, production and marketing of oil and natural gas, and is also involved in other energy projects in Africa, such as Windiga Energy. Windigaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s board members have 25 years of experience in the development of infrastructure and industrial projects in Africa as well as operating in the mining sector in Ghana, Niger and Burkina Faso through the Canadian company SEMAFO (TSX: SMF), and have overseen an investment of more than US$500 million in the region since 1995. With these experiences and achievements in sub-Saharan Africa, Windiga Energy is able to achieve efficient projects as an independent producer (IPP) or BOOT.

Vision: Through our solid experience investing in Africa, becoming a major independent power producer that pioneers the development of sustainable energy in West Africa.

Mission: Guided by our drive for sustainable development, we strive to develop our assets in West Africa by establishing power generation facilities that will benefit the population and the government, while respecting commitments to our technical partners and our shareholders.

Values: Integrity: We advocate fairness, accountability, honesty and respect in all our operations and, in doing so, build enduring relationships with all stakeholders. Safety: We are committed to operating in a responsible manner to ensure the safety of our employees and the communities and natural environments surrounding our operations. Dedication: We are devoted to our work, passionate about our goals, responsible in our actions and perseverant in our efforts. We strive for excellence in everything we do. Collaboration and Partnership: We promote teamwork and believe in the power of people working together to attain common goals.

windiga-energy.com

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Participants

Participants Ernest Akpoue

Johan Behrens

Trade Commissioner, Mali, Government of Canada

Manager for Africa, Solmax Int

Caroline Albert

Christophe Bezou

Development Officer, Ethiopia, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada

Marc-Antoine Audet

Philippe Bisson

Robert Chitty

President & CEO Sama Resources

Marketing Director, STC Footwear Inc

President and CEO Gordongroup

James Babitt

Sr. Project Finance Manager, Export & Development Canada

Philip Baker

Regional Director General, Government of Canada

Ian Blackley

Vice President, General Manager RPA UK, RPA Inc

Jean Charest

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

Cameron Clark

Marketing Manager, Pico Envirotec Inc

Graham G. Clow

Chairman, RPA Inc

Tina Blazquez Lopez

Maureen Coulas

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

Natural Resources Canada

Graham Dallas Amy Baker

Head of Aid, Ethiopia, Government of Canada

Pierre Boivin

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

Gaston Barban

High Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada

Shawn Barber

High Commissioner of Canada to Mozambique, Government of Canada

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Pierre Jérôme Boucahrd

Head, Business Development, EMEA, TSX & TSXV, Toronto Stock Exchange

Andrew Dawe

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

IGF Secretary, Government of Canada

Alain Carrier, Coordinator

Chantal de Varennes

Africa Bureau, Ministère des Relations internationales de la Francophonie et du Commerce extérieur

Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Participants

Anna DeNobile

Sales & Marketing Manager, SDV Logistics Canada Inc.

Eric Dibeu

Amina Gerba

Guillaume Julien

President/CEO, Africa Trade/Afrique Expension

Technical Director, CMACThyssen

Barbara Giacomin

Trade Commissioner, Cameroon, Government of Canada

Senior Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada

Francis Dorsemaine

Glenn Nolan

Senior Trade Commissioner, Kenya, Government of Canada

President, Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)

Peter Fiamor

Trade Commissioner, Canadian High Commission in Ghana

Sandip Goswami

Chief Operating Officer, Pico Envirotec Inc

Frank Kelly

Director, Export & Development Canada (EDC)

Chris Kianza

Vice-President, Canadian Council on Africa

Kurai Kingsley

Trade Commissioner, Zimbabwe and Botswana, Government of Canada

Lise Filiatrault

Pierre Gratton

Assistant Deputy Minister – Africa, Governmnet of Canada

President/CEO, The Mining Association of Canada

Christopher Langdon

Patrick Gregoire

Gregory Larroque

Vice-President & COO, Borealis

Counsel, McCarthy Tetrault

Luc Guimond

Benoit LaSalle

Matt Fisher

Vice President, AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions Ltd.

Wayne Floreani

Vice President, MineAfrica

President, CMAC-Thyssen

Laetitia Gadegbeku

Christopher Johnston

Trade Commissioner, Côte d’Ivoire, Government of Canada

Development Counsellor, High Commission of Canada in South Africa

Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour l’Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

CEO, Windiga Energy

Jean-François Lehoux

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

Participants

Luc Lemire

Solomon Milimbo

RCMP Superintendant, Security staff, Government of Canada

Trade Commissioner Zambia, Government of Canada

Fabrice Rué

Correspondent, McCarthy Tetrault Zulfi Sadeque

Alexandre Lévêque

Principal Consultant, CPCS

Deputy Director, Eastern and Southern Africa Division, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada

Johnny Lind

Jean-Daniel Nieminen

Guy Saucier

Business Development Project Manager, Borealis

VP General Manager, KN Equipments

VP Mining and Metals, Roche Ltd

Robert Nieminen

Robert Schafer

KN Equipments

Chairman, CIM

High Commissioner, Tanzania, Government of Canada

Jeff Murphy

Aminata Ly Faye

Trade Commissioner, Sénégal, Government of Canada

C.J. Scott

Lurdes Magneli

Trade Commissioner, Mozambique, Government of Canada

Guy-Olivier Mantomina

Trade Commissioner, DRCongo, Government of Canada

David McLeod-Smith

Glenn Nolan

President, PDAC

Emily Nunn

Manager, Corporate Social Responsibility, PDAC

Leila Ouahit

Partner, McCarthy Tetrault

Engineer Project Manager, WSP Canada

Zackary Milardo

Robert Pelletier

Director of Business Development, Africa Trade/Afrique Expension

Chief Representative, Export & Development Canada (EDC)

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Senior Trade Commissioner for Angola,, Government of Canada

Adama Soro

Trade Commissioner, Burkina Faso, Government of Canada

Lisa Stadelbauer

Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Zimbabwe, Government of Canada

Stefania Trombetti

Natural Resources Canada

Participants

Mark van Schaik

Daniel Vezina

Managing Director, CMAC-Thyssen

Trade Commissioner, Government of Canada

Orlee Wertheim Jean Vavrek

Executive Director, CIM

Head, Business Development, International Mining, Toronto Stock Exchange

Stephen Wilhelm

Regional Vice President, Export & Development Canada

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Canadian Council on Africa Conseil Canadien pour lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Afrique

Promoting economic trade and development between Canada and Africa since 2002

UPCOMING

In the upcoming edition of The Rising Africa:

Spotlight on South Africa Left to Right: South African Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe; Nola Kianza, President & CEO, Trans Africa Resource Corp.

Left to Right: Chris Kianza, Founder/ MD, The Rising Africa Magazine; Godfrey Oliphant, South Africa Deputy Minister of Mineral Resources

We get the inside perspective from key Canadian players driving Canadian-African business partnerships in the Continentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s southernmost country: Jean Charest, former Premier of Quebec and Partner, McCarthy TĂŠtrault, on forging partnerships between Canadian and South African enterprise Benoit La Salle, Chairman of the Board of Directors, CCAfrica, and President and CEO, Windiga Energy Inc. on opportunities to build energy infrastructure Ned Goodman, President and CEO, Dundee Capital Markets, on advising Canadian businesses seeking to invest in South Africa

The Rising Africa: Canada’s only bilingual magazine about African economic development, business opportunities and success stories. 700,000 online views, estimated readership of over 1 million Distributed to over 150 CCAfrica members active in every sector of the African economy: mining and infrastructure companies, biotech companies, export credit organizations, universities and colleges, international development organizations and financial institutions Direct access to key decision makers in Canada and Africa through CCAfrica’s highlevel events

The RA mission: • Help Canadian decision makers see Africa as a potential business and trading partner • Provide a platform for economic discussion on Africa—something that has been critically missing • Reach out to Africans and African diaspora in Canada and promote African opportunities • Be a primary resource guide to African expertise in Canada

Check out our December 2013 issue online: The Education Edition Special section on Nigeria! www.therisingafrica.ca

Founded in 2002, the Canadian Council on Africa (CCAfrica) is a non-profit, member-driven organization dedicated to the economic development of Africa.