Ms. Judith Karangi

Judith Karangi: A Leading Force in digital trade promotion, mining traceability innovation with partners, Resource Mobilization, Trade, and Investment within the mineral value chain and beyond.  

Judith Karangi is the Founding Director and CEO of Nate Vision in Tanzania, a company dedicated to fostering sustainable socio-economic growth across Africa through administrative consulting services and a proud Programs Director and partner of Global Policy House (GPH). Recognized for its pioneering work, Nate Vision was recently shortlisted by ICC UK as one of the top companies in digital trade promotion, a testament to its innovative approach in the sector.  With a diverse and influential background, Judith has held numerous leadership roles, including former CEO of the Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture (TCCIA), and currently serves as Chairperson for the East Africa Association of Women in Mining in Africa (EA-AWIMA). She is equally an intervening Chairperson of Coalition of Women and Youth in mining Associations in Tanzania (COYWIMA), a trusted Country representative of Tanzania Women Miners Association (TAWOMA) at the continental level within AWIMA, advocating for gender inclusivity in the extractive sector where currently she is serving as a board member of the Association of Women in Mining in Africa representing the East Africa region. 

Judith's dedication to sustainability is further emphasized by her roles as an ESG Advisory Council Member for the Governance and Economic Policy Center. Additionally, she is serving with other leaders in the Advisory Council of the Tanzania Youth in Mining Association, where she collaborates with both national and international experts to seek support for the next generation of leaders in the mining sector.

Judith, a recognized thought leader, has played a pivotal role in shaping policy frameworks for the African Union in secondment of the United Nation Development Program. Additionally, she is part of an ongoing team of experts with the African Union-Commission of Economic Development, Tourism, Trade, Industry, mining (ETTIM), instrumental in reviewing the Mining Model Law there by contributing significantly to the formalization of Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining across the continent. In 2024, she achieved a key milestone by securing an Individual Policy-Making Consultancy with the African Union Commission under the African Minerals Development Centre.

Judith has been at the forefront of innovation, working with reputable development partners to create a cross-border and in-country mineral traceability systems currently in promotion to be adopted by various authorities within the continent. This system aims to enhance transparency in the extractive sector, ensuring accountability from extraction to market. 

 With over 19 years of experience in both non-profit and private sectors; her extensive background in capacity building and innovative community-based solutions has earned her recognition as a Corporate Social Responsibility expert, certified by the London Corporate

Institute. As a Ford Foundation Fellow and recipient of a Master’s scholarship to Antioch University New England, USA, Judith is committed to improving livelihoods and fostering socio-economic development.

Judith is highly respected for her strategic project management skills and her ability to initiate innovative ideas. She is known for providing clear strategic direction, effective management, and ensuring successful project execution.

In her work, Judith is known for her dedication to Sustainable and Transparent Leadership. She collaborates closely with management teams and clients, always maintaining a forwardlooking perspective that benefits the communities and business communities she serves.

Judith's accomplishments make her a valuable partner for investors and stakeholders interested in resource mobilization, trade, and investment across Africa. Her expertise in digital trade promotion and mineral traceability, along with her strategic vision, continues to shape the continent's economic future, making her an essential ally for those committed to sustainable and inclusive development.

Hon. Prof. Kimmo Tiilikainen

Combining environment and economy is one of his guidelines both in work and private life, key elements being sustainability and circular economy. Kimmo Tiilikainen has worked towards these goals internationally. He was one of the EU’s Ministerial Negotiators of the Paris Agreement and signed it on behalf of Finland in 2016. He was one of the facilitators in UNFCCC COP 24 when Paris Rule Book was finalized in Katowice 2018. As a Minister of Energy in Finland, he implemented Finnish climate policy by promoting both renewable energy as well as coal ban. Tiilikainen has also acted as Vice President of United Nations Environment Assembly 4

Mr. Lasse Moilanen

lasse.moilanen@miningfinland.com

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Ms. Lorna Blaisse

Chief Executive

Officer A driven, goal-orientated Chief Executive Director and skilled explorationist with over fifteen years of oil and gas experience in Africa, which includes three years experience in the helium sector. Successfully led Helium One Global Ltd through its Phase II Drilling programme in the Rukwa Basin and delivered the first successful helium well test in Tanzania, which flowed 4.7% helium to surface from the Itumbula West-1 well in February 2024. Transitioned Helium One Global Ltd to a leading operator through the acquisition of the Company’s onshore drilling rig that will accelerate and streamline Company’s drilling programme and development of Tanzania’s helium sector. Prior to joining Helium One, Lorna previously held a number of Senior Geologist roles with Delonex Energy Ltd, African Petroleum Corp Ltd and Tullow Oil plc, and has led successful exploration drilling campaigns in East and Central Africa, through extensive geological knowledge of the East Africa Rift System.

Mr. Royston Lobow

Mr. Sodhie Naicker

Mr. Philip R. Hoymans

Through membership and Board positions with industry bodies such as the Antwerp World Diamond Centre, the World Diamond Council and the Antwerp Diamond Club, he is actively engaged in furthering transparency and sustainability throughout the diamond pipeline.

Philip holds a Master’s Degree in Economics and Finance from the University of Leuven, and is a post-graduate International Business at Solvay in Brussels. Before joining Bonas, Philip worked as a Researcher at the European Commission, at the Directorate General for Competition Policy.

Mr. Ahmed Alkhatib

-Ahmed Alkhatib An Ecommerce Entrepreneur for the Developing World…

Ahmed Alkhatib is a serial entrepreneur and a Silicon Valley veteran. Growing up and going to school in the San Francisco Bay Area, Ahmed was introduced to technology at an early age. At 18, he joined his first Startup while attending college. Ahmed focused his career on early stage startups working directly with investors, entrepreneurs and founders to plan, build and execute projects across various industries in the digital space. He’s worked and consulted for Amazon, Walmart, Sacks Fifth Avenue, Ebay, PayPal and many other premium Internet properties. In 2005, he joined Zazzle.com as director of IT infrastructure and operations and helped launch the company in 42 countries. Today Zazzle is the #1 customization platform in the world.

After a successful career in the Bay Area, Ahmed decided to move to Dubai to pursue an entrepreneurial journey. Ahmed founded MarkaVIP in November 2010, adapting the tried-andtested flash sales model to suit local consumers and retailers in the Middle East and North Africa. As the Founder and CEO, he was responsible for the overall strategic direction and management of the company. MarkaVIP grew to become the largest ecommerce platform in the MENA region. He raised over $100M dollars for the company and employed over 1000 people. A China based investment group acquired MarkaVIP.

After MarkaVIP and having spent 6 years understanding the challenges and barriers to doing business in developing markets, Ahmed founded Revton. Revton was setup as complete localization and ecom service platform for under developed ecommerce markets in MENA, Afirca, Russia and South East Aisa. The mission was to help international brands localize in their offering in their target region to reach consumers directly via ecommerce eliminating dependency on local agencies. Adidas global was Revton’s first client. Adidas relies on Revton to manage its ecommerce operations end to end in the MENA region and currently expanding into Turkey. This includes digital marketing, UX/UI localization, translation, inventory management, distribution, payment, last mile delivery and customer service.

With 18 years’ of experience and a network of 6000 brands and retailers across the world , Ahmed is a true international brand ambassador. Ahmed brings a wealth of expertise in developing business in high growth-potential ecommerce markets with proven ability to assemble rich product catalogs and a streamlined customer journey. Amongst other government roles, he acts as an advisor to the Royal Court and sits on the chair of 2025 REACH initiative for the Ministry of Technology and Telecommunications in Jordan.

Media Coverage:

Financial times:

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/01d01d48-8a34-11e5-90de-f44762bf9896.html#ixzz3v7aDbc7h

https://www.ft.com/content/ed4f6cda-e687-11e3-9a20-00144feabdc0

The Wall Street Journal:

http://www.wsj.com/video/markavip-largest-e-commerce-site-in-middle-east/6C4867C8-7E0D-4DE4-B3A9- 23D48D013F19.html

https://blogs.wsj.com/tech-europe/2011/12/06/markavip-secures-largest-investment-for-e-commerce-inmiddle-east/ https://blogs.wsj.com/tech-europe/tag/marka-vip/

The Next Web:

https://thenextweb.com/me/2012/04/26/markavip-the-largest-private-sales-club-in-the-middle-east-raises10-million-series-b/

Ms. Asha-Sabrina Ayub

Asha-Sabrina (known as Sabrina) is a qualified lawyer in Mainland Tanzania (Advocate), Zanzibar (Advocate) and England and Wales (Solicitor) and is an accredited Arbitrator, Mediator and Negotiator in Tanzania. Sabrina is well-known as a leading mining and natural resources lawyer in Tanzania, and has acted as a lawyer in private practice for all sizes of mines in a vast spectrum of mineral resources (from gold to rare earth minerals to coal). As well as advising on multi-million dollar and smaller mining projects, joint ventures and M&As, Sabrina assists international and local investors on local content laws for natural resources, mineral processing/beneficiation and other value-addition, mineral dealing and acting for mineral-heavy industry such as cement and for mining support services such as drilling and blasting companies.

 Sabrina also has considerable experience as a lawyer in private equity and corporate (including mergers and acquisitions), banking and debt finance, other regulated industries (such as telecoms), infrastructure, construction, energy, carbon-trading and other projects, insolvency and restructuring, and commercial law areas including competition/anti-trust and employment law areas.

International legal directories have ranked Sabrina as a top Tanzanian business law lawyer, including being the only lawyer ranked as the only 'Next Generation Partner' by Legal500 in Tanzania in its first year of ranking individual lawyers (2020).  These international legal directories, including Chambers Global, IFLR1000 and Legal500, reported feedback from clients that Sabrina has " expertise in project financing and the oil and gas sector" and "mining and natural resources engagements" and is "extremely knowledgeable on corporate law and on a wide range of Tanzanian regulatory issues", gives "quick, practical advice on difficult issues", and is a "true standout", "very methodical and thorough lawyer" and a "great communicator, diligent, hardworking, accessible and does well under high pressure."

Sabrina is a recognised expert in Tanzanian business laws and her contributions include consulting for the Tanzanian President's Delivery Bureau (PDB) and the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) on streamlining Tanzanian business laws as part of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 'Big Results Now!' (BRN) initiative. Given her expertise, Sabrina is frequently asked to speak or moderate at Government, private sector and regional conferences and dialogues, including as an expert presenter to lawyers across Africa, for African and international bar associations. For example, Sabrina has moderated and spoken at two of the largest Ministerial dialogues with foreign investors in Tanzania (the UK/Tanzania and the USA Tanzania Ministerial Dialogues in 2019), at the SADC Industrialisation conference and at the Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress, amongst others.

Sabrina has a law degree from the University of Southampton, where she won an academic award for best exam performance and was President of the student Law Society, She has a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice  from the College of Law's London City Moorgate branch (Law School, 'City' Route), as well as passing the Tanzanian Bar and then the Zanzibar Bar. She has also completed various specialist legal courses, mainly focused on natural resources, corporate and project finance, including studying oil and gas law at the prestigious Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP), a graduate school at the University of Dundee, Scotland.

Having first trained as a lawyer in a major London City / international law firm (Taylor Wessing), Sabrina has spent most of her working life in Tanzania, as she is committed to helping training young Tanzanian lawyers and to supporting the economic growth of Tanzania,  following in the footsteps of her grandfather who was a Zanzibari lawyer.   Sabrina formerly worked at international law firm Clyde & Co, heading their Tanzanian natural resources and corporate teams, then moved in-house with a client of Clyde & Co as Group Head of Legal of a distressed construction group with offices in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia and Mauritius, appointed by a US private equity fund. To relocate to Tanzania, Sabrina joined African Legal Network (ALN), based in its Tanzanian office (ATZ Law Chambers) but also intermittently in its Kenyan head-office (Anjarwalla & Khanna/A&K). To remain in Tanzania only, Sabrina moved to join pan-African law firm, Bowmans, as a Partner in February 2019, following which Bowmans Tanzania won the prestigious IFLR1000 award of 'Tanzania Law Firm of the Year' for 2020. After 14 years' experience in law firms and in-house , Sabrina moved to consulting in 2022 to have the flexibility to care for her elderly parents in London. Following the sad death of her parents, Sabrina recently returned to Tanzania to join leading independent Tanzanian law firm Rive & Co, which is an indigenous Tanzanian law firm. 

With 4 offices across Mainland Tanzania (Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Dodoma) and one of the largest law firm offices in Zanzibar (Stone Town), Rive & Co has the unique ability to work where clients need them,  providing international-standard legal advice mixed with local connections and knowledge at local rates via its 30-person team with extensive experience in diverse legal fields.

Sabrina can be contacted at:

·        Email: sabrina@rive.co.tz

·        Tel/WhatsApp: +255(0)712728786. 

Dr. Abdulrahman Mwanga

Prof. Alphonse Daniel Ntumba

Mr. Benedict Busunzu

-Benedict holds over 18 years of extensive experience managing mining operations, twelve of which were senior  roles within the extractive industry. Benedict has multinational work experience and education in Tanzania, South Africa, UK and Australia. Currently, Benedict sits in the Tanzania American chamber of commerce (AMCHAM) board

Having held previous commercial roles as General Manager as well as Commercial Manager, Benedict possesses strategic expertise in multinational team leadership, cultural transformation, assets value creation, vision and strategic planning, board relations, investor relations and high stakes government and community relations.

Prior to joining Tmbo Nickel, Benedict was general Manager for Twiga Minerals Corporation (Barrick Gold Corporation's Partnership with the Government of Tanzania), where he oversaw operations in the Bulyanhulu and Buzwagi Mines

Mr. Archard Kalugendo

Mr. Salim Baabde

Dr. Willison Mutagwaba

Hon. Prof. Kitila Mkumbo

Hon. Prof. Shukrani Manya

FCPA. Ludovick S.L Utouh

Mr. Abdulmajid M. Nsekela

Amb. John Ulanga

Mr. John de Vries

Mr. Nehemiah Mchechu

Representative from Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

Mr. Gilead J. Teri

Dr. Immaculate Sware Semesi

Mr. Simon Shayo

Mr. Thomas John Wilson

Dr. Hyunkuk JE

Hyunkuk JE is the Director of the Strategic Planning Headquarters at LOK Mining Company. He holds a Ph.D. in Mining Engineering from Seoul National University in South Korea. Prior to joining LOK, he served as the CEO of Samdu Co., Ltd., where he led exploration-related R&D for over 15 years in national projects.

As a specialist in geochemical exploration, Hyunkuk has collected and analyzed more than 5,000 soil samples from Korea's Okcheon geological belt. His work resulted in the creation of Korea's first geochemical potential map for uranium and radon. Currently, he oversees mineral resource development projects in Tanzania, spearheading initiatives such as mine development, mineral trading, the construction of mineral processing plants, and the establishment of a mineral analysis center.

His primary goal is to collaborate closely with the Tanzanian government to successfully lead these mineral resource development projects.

2. Email address and phone number. 

cedric@yulho.net

cedric73@empas.com (Private)

82 10 6255 6881

(Republic of Korea)

3. Any other important information you may find relevant to this conference.

A comprehensive understanding of the barriers and challenges to mineral value addition in Tanzania.

Mr. Bardin Davis

Dr. Ronald Massawe

Mr. Humphrey Asiimwe

Dr. Meseret Zemedkun

Mr. Bardin Davis

Dr. Dalali Peter Kafumu

Dr. Joas Kabete

While with BHP in 1992, I managed regional exploration for nickel sulphide deposits in Kagera Region, Tanzania, generated Cu-Au opportunities in Malawi and assessed potential for Broken-Hill type Pb-Zn-Ag deposits in Madagascar. While with Ashanti Goldfields in 1999, I outlined ~400,000 Oz Au from Kitongo Project, before switching to project generation where my focus was to assess mineral resource endowment in belts traditionally been believed un-prospective for significant gold deposit (Central-Eastern Tanzania). Under the assistance of Prof. Mruma and supervision of Prof. David Groves, these projects were later to be transformed into a PhD study that demonstrated upside exploration and discovery potentials pertaining to relatively thin greenstone belts in under-explored and un-explored greenstone belts in the southeasterly LVR and across the Tanzanian Craton into the East African Orogen (EAO). This work led to the discovery of the Handeni Gold District, where two economic Au intercepts have been discovered from Mkurumu/Negero, and ~1 MOz Au in resource at Magambazi. Small-scale orogenic gold prospects including Mazoka and Kitunda Prospects, have been discovered in CTR.

While with AGA in the DRC, I 1) established an exploration team that provided the geological understanding upon which subsequent exploration programs were carried out in the Kilo Concession, eastern DRC; 2) assessed exploration opportunities from various mineral provinces in continental Africa and Madagascar, including Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda/Burundi, DRC, Gabon Cameroon, Mauritania, CAR, Southern Sudan, Mozambique, Zambia, and Namibia); 3) continuously mentored young geologists, some currently holding exploration management positions; 4) formed part of senior peer review team for AGA’s greenfields exploration projects; and as way of giving back to the country, I have published papers on Au, Pb-Zn-Ag mineralisation and co-authored papers on magmatic sulphide-nickel sulphide deposits of NW Tanzania. I have reviewed manuscripts submitted for publication from international and national researchers. Since founding Mazoka Resources, I have been part of the team which: 1) have reviewed and ranked mineral resources pertaining to more than 10 projects on behalf of three different junior exploration companies in Tanzania; 2)  are conducting local and international workshops short-courses for government stakeholders directly and/or indirectly involved in the management of of the mineral supply chain for development and future generations of Tanzania

Mr. Asa Mwaipopo

Prof. Evelyne Mbede

Prof. Evelyne Isaack Mbede is a retired Associate Professor of Earth Sciences currently working at the School of Mines and Geosciences, University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM). Between 2007 and 2017 she had worked as Director of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) within the Tanzanian Government charged with the responsibility of spearheading STI in the country. Prior to joining the Ministry, Prof. Mbede had worked with UDSM for over 20 years rising through ranks to her current position. She is a holder of PhD (Natural Sciences) from Technical University Berlin (1993) and M Sc (Petroleum Geology) from Imperial College, University of London (1984) and B Sc (Geology) from UDSM (1982). 

Dr. Venance Mwase

Eng. Philbert M. Rweyemamu

Mr. Osman Abdulsattar Tharia

Mr. Dimitri Mantheakis

Dr. Willison Mutagwaba

Francis Mihayo

Francis Mihayo

Dr. Venance Mwase

Eng. Lightness Salema

Dr. Stigmata Tenga

Mr. David Zacharia Kafulila

Representative from TANESCO

Representative from TANROAD

Representative from EUROPEAN UNION

Dr. Elisante Mshiu

Mr. Saimon Sanga

Saimon Started his career with  IFAD  . Saimon  Joined Barrick Gold Corporation in 2010  where he worked in all Mines owned by Barrick in Tanzania between 2010-2022.

Saimon joined Tembo Nickel in 2022 leading Tembo Nickel HR portfolio as Chief Human Resources officer.

Mr. Peter Gathercole

Dr. Prosper Mgaya

Eng. Benjamin Mchwampaka

Dr. Glendon Archer

Group CEO, MCC

Glendon has forty years of experience in the mining and metals industry. He has been involved in various non-ferrous and precious metals plant and equipment optimization projects with world leaders in the areas of copper, lead, zinc, gold and silver metallurgy. He has also worked on environmental endeavors such as wastewater treatment, off gas cleaning, sulfur capture, slag encapsulation, etc.

He is also a leading expert in the global commercialization of metal-containing residues, byproducts, and tailings from the mining, metallurgical and processing industries.

Doctor Archer spearheaded the acquisition of French E-Scrap recycling company TerraNova by MCC in 2013 and oversaw its turnaround from insolvency to industry leader.

Glendon has a doctorate in Metallurgical Science from Columbia University.

Dr. Mimi Stith

Doctor Mimi Stith is the President of the Pula Group (Pula), a company that invests in African countries with proven commitments to the democratic process.  Pula's current priorities are battery minerals and other strategic minerals for the clean energy transition.

The company is guided by the motto “doing well while doing good” and, under Mimi's leadership, Pula proposes a model of sustainable development that seeks to make Africa a hub for mining and processing minerals. Dr. Stith is also the Chairperson of the Pula New Communities Foundation.

Pula's model for sustainable mineral exploration relies on business practices that cut no corners on the social and environmental aspects of natural resource management. Mimi designed the communication strategy for the African Presidential Center (APC) in the US, Europe, and Africa. While at APC, Mimi worked with the highest levels of government throughout the continent and served as the interim attaché to President Karl Offmann, former President of Mauritius.

Mimi was a 2013 Fulbright Scholar, conducting research on harmonizing infrastructure and conservation in Tanzania.  She is an East African specialist and has conducted research at

Columbia University’s Earth Institute, the American Museum of Natural History’s Center for

Mimi holds a B.A. from Spelman College, an M.A. from Columbia University, and a Ph.D. from Boston University.

Pula Group International (Headquarters)            Pula Group South Africa                      Pula Group Tanzania  

4105 Mount Vernon Drive                                        Private Bag X16                                      The Kessy Building, 13 Tuari Road

View Park, Los Angeles,                                         Craighall, 2024,                                       PO Box 23124

California 90008, USA                                            Johannesburg, South Africa                    Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 

1-844-307-PULA (7852)                                           + 27 (87) 195 1020                                 +255 742 480 140

Global: +1-617-307-PULA (7852)1

Mr. Chris Showalter

Chris has a core expertise originating, sourcing and developing relationships and transactions across Africa, having held the role as Director and Partner at merchant bank Hannam & Partners in Zimbabwe, where he focused on the African mining sector.

Chris led Lifezone Metals acquisition of the Kabanga Nickel project and is an integral part of the ongoing negotiations and development of relations with the Government of Tanzania

Over six years in Zimbabwe, he developed specific expertise in the platinum sector and advised a number of platinum mining companies on their current operations and future expansion potential, after relocating to the country as co-CEO of Renaissance Capital

Prior to this, he spent nine years at Goldman Sachs as a Vice President in the New York office where he held various sales roles in equity and capital markets while also exploring opportunities for Goldman Sachs across southern Africa.

Mr. Andrew Spinks

Mr.Aggrey Ashaba

He has led transformative engagements in various sectors, including education, logistics, telecom, mining, health, power, and oil & gas. 

Mr. Ashaba holds a Master's in Business Administration from Eslsca Business School (France) and a Bachelor of Science from Makerere University Kampala, Uganda. 

His business scope includes serving as CEO of Axis International- A consultancy practice, General Manager of Alliad ( Formerly GCC Services) 

He has served as a General Secretary of the Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum (UCMP), A board member of the Association of Chambers of Mines and Other Mining Associations in Africa (ACMMAA), A member of the Presidential Investors Round Tables (Both Petroleum & Mining). A Chairman of KCCA Football Club.

Currently serves as the Chairman of The Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum and sits on the Board of Private Sector Foundation Uganda 

Mr. Ashaba is a Rotarian (PHF) and the Magical President of the Rotary Club of Muyenga Sunday Sunset

A lover of music and a DJ (Labour of Love) 

Theonestina K. Mwasha

College, University of London UK and a BSc degree in Mineral Processing from Cardiff University College, University of Wales- the first Tanzanian woman to graduate and practice as a Mineral Processing Engineer.

Currently, Theonestina is the Executive Secretary for The Foundation of ASM

Development in Tanzania (FADev). In the recent past she worked for Government Institutions, Private sector and International /intergovernmental Organizations in including STAMICO, and FAIRTRADE with roles and responsibilities varying from conducting research, developing and conducting training programmes in mining related fields. She has also held senior management and coordination positions such as: Officer In-charge of SEAMIC currently known as AMGC and Technical Officer of Chamber of Mines.

More recently she has been involved in the promotion of Responsible mining in the Artisanal and Small-Scale Subsector. Other Credentials includes: Member of VETA- Mining Technical Advisory Committee for three terms (2015-2022). Recently appointed as a member of TEITI MSG representing CSOs and a Board Member of HakiRasilimali.

Theonestina is passionate about using her knowledge, skills and experience in promoting Responsible Mineral Extraction especially in the Artisanal and Smallscale Mining sub-sector and Women participation in the Extractive sector.

The most memorable achievements are being:

(i)                A Pioneer Female Mineral Processing Engineer in Tanzania.

(ii)              Head of a Mineral production unit and supervising a crew of about 60 workers (all men)

(iii)            Officer in Charge of an intergovernmental organization. 

(iv)            Coordinator of Fairtrade Africa Pilot projects in Tanzania.

(v)              Participating in establishing and operationalizing the 1^st NGO which is           specifically dealing with Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Development in Tanzania.           

Virtues: Theonestina is highly organized, efficient, energetic, and resilient; With ability to motivate and inspire others especially women to meet their personal and development goals.

Social Profile: Reading, traveling, counselling, and mentoring.

Mob +255 754 035 625

Email: tmwasha@fadev.or .tz 

Eng. Rose Mayembe

Eng. Rose Mayembe is a climate change and sustainable development consultant. She is a Registered Professional Engineer, a Certified Environmental Assessor, and an Auditor with more than 10 years of professional experience in environmental management and engineering within the mining industry and other sectors. She has hands-on experience in both international and national investment projects, spanning mine site development, operations, statutory mine closure, post-closure and rehabilitation, climate change risk analyses, GHG accounting, energy efficiency and transition, and ESG reporting.

Rose has engaged in or led various environmental and social projects, providing her with expertise in both local and international environmental and social management requirements, such as the EP4, IFC PS, ISO, WB ESSs, and ICAO guidelines, along with best practices in climate change and natural resource governance.

In her role as Senior Environmental Consultant at RSK, Rose participates in sustainability initiatives that integrate ESG principles into major mining projects, including conducting and authoring large-scale, bankable ESIAs that meet national, international and lender-specific requirements. Rose also promotes responsible mining practices through her work with Tanzania Women in Mining and Minerals Industry (TiMMWi) and serves as the climate change and energy transition advisor for the Tanzania Women in Energy (TaWoE).

Passionate about climate change and sustainable development, Rose actively participates in advocacy and research. She has published articles on topics such as integrating climate change considerations into project-specific ESIAs, decarbonization in the mining sector with insights from sustainable finance institutions like the IFC, and integrating human rights into energy transition, drawing from EU Directives such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence.