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The 12th Joburg Indaba will take place in just 2 weeks’ time on 2 & 3 October, in Sandton, where more than 45 industry leaders will be sharing their insights and views on the SA mining industry and global developments impacting South Africa and the mining sector. If you haven’t already done so, you can secure your seat by registering online. Chaired by Bernard Swanepoel, the Joburg Indaba will feature its trademark candid and insightful discussions about the current state of the mining sector and how all stakeholders can work together to ensure that the industry finds solutions to its most pressing challenges, grasps the opportunities of the moment and contributes to future economic growth and the reindustrialisation of the country. We are delighted to announce the Honourable Minister for Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, will be giving the closing keynote address on Thursday 5th October. Some of the highlights you can expect this year, include: A keynote address by Duncan Wanblad, Chief Executive, Anglo American, on how Anglo American is positioning itself for the future. Conversations with Dan Marokane, Group Chief Executive, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd and Adv. Michelle Phillips, Group Chief Executive, Transnet SOC Ltd., on how these parastatals are helping to enable the mining industry. Both Mr Marokane and Adv. Phillips will then join a panel discussion on the role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in solving South Africa’s infrastructure challenges, with Mpumelelo Zikalala, CEO, Kumba Iron Ore, Rudi Dicks, Head: Project Management Office, The Presidency, and Martin Kingston, Executive Chairman, Rothschild & Co South Africa & Chair, Steering Committee, Business for South Africa (B4SA). A keynote address by Dr Mteto Nyati, Chairman, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd, on the leadership challenges facing corporates in the mining and energy space. A conversation on how we grow the mining industry, led by Wickus Botha,Energy & Industrials Leader, EY Africa, with Mzila Mthenjane, CEO, Minerals Council South Africa, Richard Stewart, Chief Regional Officer Southern Africa, Sibanye-Stillwater, Nico Muller, CEO, Impala Platinum B.V., and Andries Van Heerden, CEO, Afrimat. A keynote address by Dr Nombasa Tsengwa (Ph.D.), President, Minerals Council South Africa, on where we are now as an industry. A discussion on the past 20 years since the implementation of the MPRDA and looking forward to the next 20, chaired by Otsile Matlou, Chief Operating Officer, @NS africa, with Roger Baxter, Chairman, Southern Palladium & former CEO, Minerals Council South Africa, Adv. Thandi Orleyn, Chair, Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd & Chair, BPSA, Hulme Scholes, Director, Malan Scholes Attorneys Inc., and Jacob Mbele, DG, Department of Mineral Resources and Energy of South Africa (DMRE) A keynote address by Craig Miller, Chief Executive Officer, Anglo American Platinum, on whether PGMs have a long-term future. And much more... Hope to see you there!

Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, CEO, Exxaro Resources & President Minerals Council South Africa, will discuss how the mining industry can demonstrate its leadership in the energy transition at The Joburg Indaba, 2 & 3 October #mining #joburgindaba

Dr Mteto Nyati, Chairman, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd, will discuss the leadership challenges facing corporates in the mining and energy space at The Joburg Indaba, 2 & 3 October #mining #jourgindaba

Craig Miller, CEO, Anglo American Platinum Group Metal, will give a keynote address on whether PGMs have a long-term future at The Joburg Indaba, 2 & 3 October #mining #joburgindaba

Otsile Matlou, COO, ENS, will chair a panel on reflections on the past 20 years in the mining industry, with Roger Baxter, former CEO, Minerals Council SA, Hulme Scholes, Director, Malan Scholes, Thandi Orleyn, Chair, Impala Platinum & Chair, BPSA and Jacob Mbele, Director General, Department of Mineral & Petroleum Resources of South Africa (DMPR) at The Joburg Indaba, 2 & 3 October #mining

We are only 3 weeks away from the 2024 Joburg Indaba, taking place at the Inanda Club, Sandton on 2nd & 3rd October, so if you have not already done so, make sure you guarantee your seat by registering today. An impressive array of speakers will share their insights and views on the SA mining industry and international and local developments affecting the sector.  Interesting discussions and crucial debates over a packed two days will include:  What are the leadership challenges facing corporates in the mining and energy space?  Has the MPRDA been a help or a hindrance to the mining industry?  How do we grow the mining industry? Where will growth come from and what will it look like?  How does Eskom plan to guarantee security of energy supply in the future?  What progress is Transnet making in terms of restoring infrastructure and increasing capacity on its rail networks?  How can South Africa and Africa take advantage of the global race for critical minerals and metals?  How are mining companies addressing the challenges of the energy transition?  How have investors’ views changed in recent months since the formation of the GNU?  Which mining companies are creating the mines of the future?  How can mining companies amplify local content, supply chain and procurement?  And much, much more… And remember to book for our Gala Dinner on 1st October, when we will be inducting new members into the Hall of Fame. We are pleased to partner with our many sponsors this year who include:  Lead Sponsor: PwC Co-Lead Sponsor: ENS Corporate Partner Sponsors: Accenture, EY  Premium Sponsors: DRA Global, Fluor, Fraser Alexander, OIM Consulting  Mining Industry Partners: AEMFC, African Rainbow Minerals, Anglo American, Exxaro Resources, Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited, Minerals Council South Africa, Seriti Resources, Sibanye-Stillwater, Thungela Networking Sponsors: AMC Consultants, Council for Geoscience, Junior Mining Council, Kearney, M&D Construction Group, Rand Mutual Assurance, The SSC Group, Tiefenthaler Africa, TotalEnergies, The Ukwazi Group We look forward to seeing you in 3 weeks’ time! Bernard Swanepoel Paula Munsie

A labor of love... Resources for Africa's creation of the Joburg Indaba was a pivotal moment for the mining industry. It provided a much-needed platform for businesses and leaders to unite, fostering collaboration and driving positive change. Addressing everything from sustainability challenges to improving working conditions, the #Indaba has been a driving force for healthy discussions in a controlled and productive space. A catalyst for change!  The unwavering dedication and resilience of those who believe in a better mining industry, has fueled the Indaba's continued growth and success. As we approach the 12th edition, I take this opportunity to remind you that together, we can drive innovation, sustainability, and positive change. #Johannesburg #Mining #ESG #Conference #SouthAfrica #Change #Innovation 

Bernard Swanepoel

The 2024 Joburg Indaba is set to take place on 2nd & 3rd October at the Inanda Club, Sandton. This event is renowned as a gathering of high-calibre decision makers who are deeply invested in the resources and mining sector, providing a meeting place for all stakeholders, including mining companies, government officials, SOEs, investors, organised labour, business entities, community representatives, advisory firms and industry thought leaders, who will once again converge to contribute to essential discussions about the future of South Africa's mining sector. Several key themes will be explored, including: How mining can contribute to the re-industrialisation of the country and inclusive economic growth  The role of critical enablers of the mining industry, including Eskom and Transnet  How PPPs can assist in solving South Africa’s infrastructure challenges  How mining companies are preparing for the energy transition  What cost containment and capital allocation strategies mining companies are implementing  How the adoption of new technologies is enabling the industry to create the mines of the future The Honourable Minister Gwede Mantashe,Department of Mineral & Petroleum Resources of South Africa, will be giving the closing keynote address. Chaired by Bernard Swanepoel, other confirmed speakers to date include:  Duncan Wanblad, Group Chief Executive, Anglo American  Dr Mteto Nyati, Chairman, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd  Adv. Michelle Phillips, Group Chief Executive, Transnet SOC Ltd  Mxolisi Mgojo, President, Business Unity South Africa  Mike Teke, CEO, Seriti Resources  Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, CEO, Exxaro Resources; President, Minerals Council South Africa  Peter Steenkamp, CEO, Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited  Richard Stewart, Chief Regional Officer (Africa), Sibanye-Stillwater  Moses Madondo, CEO, De Beers Group Managed Operation  Mpumi Zikalala, CEO, Kumba Iron Ore  Craig Miller, CEO, Anglo American Platinum  July Ndlovu, CEO, Thungela  Phillip Tobias, CEO, African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)  Errol Smart, CEO, Orion Minerals  Adv. Thandi Orleyn, Chair, Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd; Chair, BPSA  Mzila Mthenjane, CEO, Minerals Council South Africa  Caroline Donally, Managing Partner, Sprott Resource Streaming and Royalty  Piet Viljoen, Chairman, Regarding Capital Management (RECM); Director, Merchant West Investments  Rudi Dicks, Head: Project Management Office, The Presidency  Roger Baxter, Chairman, Southern Palladium; former CEO, Minerals Council South Africa  Charl Keyter, CFO, Sibanye-Stillwater  Riaan Koppeschaar, Director of Finance, Exxaro Resources  Mosa Mabuza, CEO, Council for Geoscience  Andries Rossouw, Energy, Utilities and Resources Leader, PwC Africa  Otsile Matlou, COO, ENS  Johan Coetzee, Strategy & Consulting Lead, Natural Resources, Accenture  Hulme Scholes, Director, Scholes Malan Inc.  Ntsiki Adonisi, Head of Natural Resources and Environment Practice, ENS  James Smith, CEO, DRA Global Bernard Swanepoel Paula Munsie