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The mining industry in East Africa is undergoing a period of exuberance on the account of overall growth of the East African economy. Driven by the increase of activities in mining and national infrastructure investment, the industry is moving ahead in spite of the worldwide economic recession.

As communities and individuals assess the opportunities available in today’s market, MBI East Africa 2012 will facilitate the information exchange and network building that will be necessary for wise decision-making.

MBI East Africa 2012 is an annual event dedicated to senior level executives and decision-makers in the East African mining industry. Around 300 stakeholders will assemble in Nairobi, Kenya on September 27th and 28th to attend the event.

The event will target international, regional and local mining and exploration companies while attracting government officials from East Africa.

“Harnessing Mining Investment Opportunities in East Africa”

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KENYA CHAMBER OF MINESMadini House, Machakos RoadP.O. Box 3174-00200, Nairobi+254 734 000 118, +254 20 555 [email protected]

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MBI (Mining Business and Investment) East Africa 2012 will attract a senior international audience pre-qualified by our own

research referral system. The conference will include over 20 presentations by industry experts and government officials, a CEO

led panel discussion, various networking breaks, an exhibition, lunch, a cocktail reception and a gala dinner. MBI East Africa

2012 is designed to provide representatives of the mining industry with the information, tools and contacts they need to move

their business projects and aspirations forward. The conference will be packed with multiple networking opportunities among

East African and international guests.

Historically, the attention for mining and exploration of the continent’s vast natural resources has been mainly focused on South

Africa, Ghana and Congo. Understandably so, exploration in these countries started much earlier and its findings prompted

it. However, with the prices of metals having come to substantially higher levels than ever before, the search for metals and

minerals has expanded, in fact spread to almost all over the African continent.

After the successful coming to production and development of new mines in what are called the new mining countries, such

as Mali, Tanzania, Algeria, Egypt, Eritrea, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, the attention is spreading further. One of the most

recent and very interesting parts of Africa that is being ‘discovered’ is East Africa, a vast area comprising the countries of Sudan,

South Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi. Illustrative may be that for the

first time ever, a real mining conference was held on Mining Business & Investment East Africa last year.

The yearly event is co-organised and supported by the East African Community, Ministry of Environmental and Mineral Resources

Kenya, Kenya Investment Authority, Kenya Chamber of Mines, the European Gold Center and Prescon UK.

Sessions will center on the principal issues facing the East African mining sector today and in the future. Industry leaders, in

particular, will take a closer look at the evolution and direction of the market and balance views on the ever-critical traditional

and new policies and legislation, infrastructure plans and technology maximization.

PARTICIPANTS WILL INCLUDE:

♦ Mining and exploration companies

♦ Investment Banks and Brokers

♦ Government Officials

♦ Technology Equipment and Service Providers

♦ Professional Advisory (consultants, lawyers and financial advisors)

♦ Specialist Consultants

♦ Information Technology Providers

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship presents a unique opportunity to profile your company’s role, leadership and expertise in the mining sector.

Customised packages are available to ensure that you reach out to your target audience in the best possible way. To receive the

strongest branding and industry positioning and a chance to demonstrate your strengths and expertise to East Africa’s mining

community, take on one of our main sponsorship packages (Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Cocktail Function). These highly

exclusive packages will place your company as lead partners of the event.

PACKAGES- Diamond Sponsorship

- Platinum Sponsorship

- Gold Sponsorship

- Silver Sponsorship

OTHER SPONSORSHIPS ♦ Invite your customers

♦ Cocktail function

♦ Corporate sponsorship

♦ Event lanyard

♦ Delegate conference bags

♦ Morning reception

♦ Water bottle sponsorship

♦ Official conference flash stick/memory stick

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DAY 0 - SEPT. 26TH

DAY 1 - SEPT 27TH (MORNING)

MAIN / SESSION 1

16.00 Exhibitors registration

MORNING

08.00 Registration

Exhibition & Morning Reception

09.00 Opening and Welcoming Remarks, Hon. Amb. Chirau Ali Mwakwere, FCILT, EGH,

MP - Minister of Environment and Natural Resources

SESSION 1 THE START OF A NEW MINING ERA IN EAST AFRICA

Moderator:

09.15 Kenya’s New Mining Bill and The Way Forward for Mining Mr Ali Mohammed, Permanent Secretary,

Ministry for Environment and Mineral Resources, Kenya

09.35 East Africa Mining Outlook and Opportunities, Mr Moses Mosibo, Commissioner f. Mines,

Ministry for Environment & Mineral Resources, Kenya

09.55 Coal Exploration, Coal exploration and concession at Mui Basin ,in Kitui Kenya -

Mr. John M. O mende Chief Geologist Ministry of Energy.Ministry of Energy , Kenya

10.15 Question and Answer

10.30 Morning Coffee Break

SESSION 2 TAX CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF THE MINING SECTOR IN EAST AFRICA (Sponsored by PWC Kenya Nairobi)

Moderator: Rajesh Shah, Tax Partner, Kenya

11.00 Mining Sector - Tax landscape in Africa and lessons to learn from Tanzania, David Tarimo,

Tax Partner, Tanzania

11:20 Mining Investment Opportunities in Uganda and Rwanda, Francis Kamulegeya,

Tax Partner and Country Senior Partner, Uganda

11:35 Kenya - Sleeping giant, Osborne Wanyoike, Senior Manager, Tax, Kenya

11:50 Comments and questions from those in attendance, Panel to comprise of David Tarimo (Tanzania, DRC),

Francis Kamulegeya (Uganda), Steve Okello, Tax Partner, Kenya (Sudan, South Sudan and Ethiopia)

Osborne Wanyoike (Kenya)

12.30 Lunch

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SESSION 3 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (Sponsored by the Canadian High Commission)

Moderator: Benjamin Wamahiu, Trade Commissioner, Canadian High Commission, Nairobi

14.00 Welcome Remarks - Canadian High Commissioner to Kenya

14.10 Extractive Industries: Managing the Resources - Mr. Gabriel Negatu, Regional Director,

East Africa Regional Resource Centre, African Development Bank

14.20 Approaches to CSR: the Canadian Experience - Mr. Ross Gallinger, Executive Director,

Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)

14.30 Approaches to CSR: the African Experience -

Ms. Lois Hooge, Canadian CSR Consultant (based in Johannesburg)

14.40 Company Presentations - Tata Chemicals Magadi Soda Company (TCM) - Mr Lemarron Kaanto 14.50 Question and Answer

15.00 Closing Remarks & Vote of Thanks - Kenya Chamber of Mines

15.05 Afternoon networking tea break

SESSION 4 INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE (Sponsored by the Nairobi Securities Exchange)

Moderator: Mr Henk Krasenberg, European Gold Center

15.45 Role of private equity in the mining sector - Mr Henk Krasenberg European Gold Center

16.05 Beijing Axis - Mr Walter Riugi

16.20 Nairobi Securities Exchange

16.35 Trends in Business Risks in Mining and Metals Industry in East Africa - Earnest and Young

16.50 Tembo Gold (moved from session 6 as CEO cannot make it for the 28th)

17.00 Kenya Investment Authority

17.15 END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE

19.30 Gala Dinner (sponsored by the Australian High Commission)

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DAY 2 - SEPT 28TH (MORNING)

08.00 Morning Reception & Refreshments

SESSION 5 SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS IN EAST AFRICA

Moderator:

08.30 Red Rock Resources

08.45 Base Titanium Limited, Joe Schwarz, General Manager - External Affairs & Development,

09.00 A Kenyan Experience - Mr. Lindsay Reed, CEO. Aviva Kenya Ltd

09.15 Aviva Kenya Ltd

09.30 Imperial Exploration -

09.45 Flemish Gold Corp. - poised for major discoveries in Burundi and Uganda, Bruce MILNE, Country Director -

Burundi and Uganda Flemish Gold Corp.

10.00 Morning networking coffee break

SESSION 6 OVERVIEW OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES, PROJECTS, AND OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE IN EAST AFRICA

Moderator:

11.00 Centamin (TBC)

11.15 JSW PTY Ltd.

11.30 Cortec/Pacific Wildcat – Exploration for Rare Earths and Niobium

11.45 Small scale miners

12.00 Andiamo Exploration

12.15 Lunch

SESSION 7 EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES AND STRATEGIES IN EAST AFRICA

Moderator:

13.55 The Role of Service Outsourcing in Exploration and Mining - Josh Hattingh, Rock and Stock

14.10 Achieving rapid development from mining: the case for small-scale mining -

Dr. Cedric Simonet, Managing Director, Akili Minerals Services Ltd.

14.25 PRD Kenya

14.40 La Mancha’s Mining Project in Port Sudan - Mr Delorme, President & CEO, La Mancha, Canada (TBC)

14.55 Fugro Airborne Surveys

15.10 Jim Megann, President and CEO, Stockport exploration

15.20 Afternoon networking coffee break

SESSION 8 PANEL DISCUSSION: SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIPS WITH GOVERNMENT AND EAST AFRICA MINING POLICIES AND OUTLOOK

16.00 - 17.00

17.10 - 20.00 Cocktail Reception sponsored by the Canadian High Commission

END OF MBI EAST AFRICA 2012

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PARTNERS

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND MINERAL RESOURCESMINES AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The Department was started on 1st January, 1933 through the Mining Ordinance of 1933, which replaced the code prevailing

in the then Tanganyika Territory of 1931. The current Mining Act Chapter 306 commenced on 1st October 1940 and has been

revised on two occasions 1972 and 1987.

The Department is headed by the Commissioner of Mines and Geology. It is divided into Mining and Geology Divisions.

MANDATE • CarryoutgeologicalSurveyandResearch

• MaintenanceofGeo-scientificdatabaseandinformation

• Administrationoflegislationrelatingtomineralresourcesdevelopment

• MiningandMiningPolicyformulation

• AdvisingtheGovernmentonMineralPolicymatters

• SupervisionofquarryandMinesafety

• Securityofcommercialexplosives.

COMMISSIONER OF MINES,MINES AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENTMADINI HOUSE, MACHAKOS ROAD,P.O. BOX. 30009-00100NAIROBI, KENYATEL. +254 20 558034 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting+254 20 558034 end_of_the_skype_highlightingFAX. +254 20 555796E-MAIL: [email protected]

SUPPORTING THE MINERAL INDUSTRY GROWTHThe Kenya Chamber of Mines was formed in 2000 to represent the interests of Kenya’s miners, exploration companies and

mineral traders. KCM also seeks to associate these interests with national and local community interests, and to involve other

stakeholders in order to ensure that these interests do not cause harm to the environment and the communities.

VISIONThe Kenya Chamber of Mines endeavours to be the leading Mineral Industry representative and lobbying body in the country,

the preferred interlocutor for the Government, Communities, and other stakeholders with respect to Mineral related issues, and

a driving force towards the development of this Industry.

MISSION STATEMENTThrough the achievement of its objectives, the Kenya Chamber of Mines will contribute to the creation, maintenance and

improvement a conducive business environment for the successful development and benefit of its member’s businesses, and of

the Mineral Industry in Kenya as a whole.

KCM GENERAL OBJECTIVES:1. Advance, promote and protect the Mining Industry and other interests of its members

2. Collect, circulate and publish information

3. Investigate and conduct research

4. Educate and train, both the public and its own members

5. Represent its members

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KENIVESTKenya Investment Authority (KenInvest) is a statutory body established in 2004 through an Act of Parliament (Investment

Promotion Act No. 6 of 2004) with the main objective of promoting investments in Kenya. It is responsible for facilitating

the implementation of new investment projects, providing After Care services for new and existing investments, as well as

organizing investment promotion activities both locally and internationally. The core functions of KenInvest include; Policy

Advocacy; Investment Promotion; Investment Facilitation which includes Investor Tracking and After Care Services.

THE ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED OUT THROUGH THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:

1. Research, Policy Advocacy and Planning Department

Undertake research, review and analyse policies, and engage in policy advocacy geared towards improving the business

environment.

2. Investment Promotion Department

Target and attract investments to achieve increased economic development.

3. Investor Services Department

Ensure expeditious and quality facilitation of projects for prompt implementation and effective After Care Services.

4. Corporate and Legal Affairs Department

Uphold KenInvest’s corporate profile, ensure observance of good corporate governance and attend to legal affairs.

5. Finance and Administration Department

Formulate and implement efficient financial and administrative management policies and systems.

6. Internal Audit

Monitor and evaluate management policies, procedures, regulations and systems to ensure compliance with the best

practices for effective utilization of organisational resources.

CORPORATE VALUES

At KenInvest we aspire to conduct all our affairs in accordance with the principles of good corporate governance.

OUR CORE VALUES ARE:

1. Professionalism, accountability, transparency and integrity,

2. Innovation and creativity,

3. Teamwork and commitment,

4. Investor focus,

5. Patriotism,

6. Mutual respect, fairness and equity,

7. High consideration for staff, and

8. Linkages and Partnerships.

These are ideals and enduring principles that underpin KenInvest’s performance and culture.

PRESCON UK LTD Prescon was created with the aim of helping leaders across industry sectors; business functions and geographical locations

resolve business issues through peer-to-peer debate and discussion.

Our Community works on the premise that business leaders and chief executives need a safe space to ask questions and

discuss solutions without the threat of being held to ransom by employees, stakeholders or the media for not knowing the

answer to every problem or challenge that presents itself.

Our experienced research team ensures our conferences stimulate in-depth discussions with the latest industry updates and

high-profile networking opportunities in these fast-moving sectors.

EUROPEAN GOLD CENTREEUROPEAN GOLD CENTRE

Mining and Exploration Developments in Africa, the richest natural resources continent on earth

MINING IN AFRICA

RESOURCES IN EAST AFRICA

EMERGING MINING REGION - A VAST POTENTIAL TO BE TAPPED

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I am very pleased that there is now a conference on the resource development in East Africa. Rightfully

so. You can be sure that the world’s attention will further expand into what in my opinion is one of the

most interesting region of Africa, the huge area comprising the countries of Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea,

Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi. An enormous challenge but

above all a tremendous opportunity for all parties concerned. Close cooperation will be necessary, based

on information, vision, trust and dedication. But also confidence, government support, capital, foreign

participation and fairness. This conference is about all these ingredients. It is my conviction that opportunity

knocks, it is time for a new chapter in Africa’s in Africa’s mineral history. The heading of the chapter should be: East Africa - a

vast potential to be tapped!

Henk J. Krasenberg

EAST AFRICA COMMUNITY The East African Community (EAC) is the regional intergovernmental organisation of the Republics of Kenya, Uganda, the United

Republic of Tanzania, Republic of Rwanda and Republic of Burundi with its headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania.

The Treaty for Establishment of the East African Community was signed on 30 November 1999 and entered into force on 7 July

2000 following its ratification by the original three Partner States – Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The Republic of Rwanda and

the Republic of Burundi acceded to the EAC Treaty on 18 June 2007 and became full Members of the Community with effect

from 1 July 2007.

MISSION AND VISIONThe Vision of EAC is a prosperous, competitive, secure, stable and politically united East Africa; and the Missionis to widen and

deepen Economic, Political, Social and Culture integration in order to improve the quality of life of the people of East Africa

through increased competitiveness, value added production, trade and investments.

THE EAC’S CORE VALUES ARE: •Professionalism

•Accountability

•Transparency

•Teamwork

•UnityinDiversity

•AllegiancetoEACideals

AIMS AND OBJECTIVESThe EAC aims at widening and deepening co-operation among the Partner States in, among others, political, economic and

social fields for their mutual benefit. To this extent the EAC countries established a Customs Union in 2005 and a Common

Market in 2010. The next phase of the integration will see the bloc enter into a Monetary Union and ultimately become a Political

Federation of the East African States.

ENLARGEMENT OF THE COMMUNITYThe realisation of a large regional economic bloc encompassing Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda with a

combined population of more than 130 million people (2010*), land area of 1.82 million sq kilometres and a combined Gross

Domestic Product of $74.5 billion (2009*), bears great strategic and geopolitical significance and prospects of a renewed and

reinvigorated East African Community.

CURRENT STATUSThe regional integration process is at a high pitch at the moment as reflected by the encouraging progress of the East African

Customs Union and the establishment in 2010 of the Common Market.

The negotiations for the East African Monetary Union, which commenced in 2011, and fast tracking the process towards East

African Federation all underscore the serious determination of the East African leadership and citizens to construct a powerful

and sustainable East African economic and political bloc.

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Base Resources

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East View Geospatial

PRD Riggs

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Africa Barik Gold

Wanjala Mining

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The LAICO Regency Hotel, Nairobi’s Five Star deluxe hotel, is situated in the heart of Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya and the

regional business centre of East and Central Africa, on a prime site.

This 5 star deluxe hotel boasts 196 double rooms and suites on twelve floors overlooking an imposing central atrium, at the base

of which is the beautiful atrium garden.

The LAICO Regency Hotel is only 15 Kilometers from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport via Taxi/Shuttle. The hotel is within

walking distance of the Centre of Nairobi’s business and shopping area and a short trip from the Nairobi National Park and other

attractions.

CONTACTSLAICO Regency Nairobi Hotel

Loita Street, Uhuru Highway

PO Box 57549-00200

Nairobi, Kenya

Tel: +254 (0)20 2211199 / 2887000

Fax: +254 (0)20 2217120

RESERVATION SERVICE Mail: [email protected]

ACCOMMODATIONWe shall provide accommodation to your guests at the following special rates: -

- Single Deluxe Room at US$195.00 per room per night

- Double Deluxe Room at US$220.00 per night

- Executive Suite at US$.550.00 per suite per night

THE OFFER INCLUDES- Accommodation.

- Breakfast.

- Complementary Wi-Fi connectivity.

- Complementary use of Gym.

- Complementary use of a heated swimming pool.

- 28% government tax.

(Check in time is 2PM, while check out time is 11AM)

HOTEL INFORMATION

LAICO REGENCY Nairobi - Kenya

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TRAVEL INFORMATION

CWT KENYA: YOUR TRAVEL PARTNER

With the support of CWT’s standardized globally deployed infrastructure and technology, CWT Kenya provide unique, best in

class service and assistance to all travelers.

2nd Floor Park Place

On 2nd Parklands Road / Limuru Road

Nairobi

Kenya

www.bunsontravel.com

Phone: 254 (20) 3685 000

Phone 2: 254 (20) 3685 999

Fax: 254 (20)221 4120

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Category Number Price Amount

East African organisations (Early Bird) before June 1st $ 750.00

International delegates (Early bird) before 1st June 2012 $ 950.00

East African organisations before 25-07-2012 $ 800.00

International delegates $ 1,100.00

Local Companies (Kenyan) $ 800.00

Kenya Chamber of Mines (KCM) members (only 20 available) $ 200.00

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Cancellations made after the 20th of June, 2012, or in the event of non-attendance, a 100% cancellation fee applies, in these circumstances NO refund can be given. All cancellations MUST be made in writing and will be acknowledged in writing. It may be necessary for accept liability for any transport disruption or individual transport delays, and in such circumstances the normal cancellation restrictions apply. DATA PROTECTION We would like to keep you informed of Prescon Ltd and Kenya Chamber of Mining products and services including information about this event. Please write to the head of marketing, att. Prescon Ltd. N 18 Ashwin Street, London E83DL U.K.

IMPORTANT PLEASE QUOTE REFERENCE: MBI East Africa CONFERENCEWe must receive cleared funds prior to the conference date. NOTE: A COPY OF THE BACS PAYMENT MUST BE ATTACHED TO YOUR BOOK-ING FORM AND FAXED OR MAILED TO US TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE ALLOCA-TION OF FUNDS CAN BE MADE TO YOUR BOOKING.

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