We Are Ivanhoe – Tim Williams; Making An Impact Below And Above Ground
Meet Tim Williams, our VP of Geosciences, who's leading the charge in discovering mineral deposits vital for the future. In this video, Tim breaks down how Ivanhoe Mines is combining cutting-edge exploration techniques with meaningful community partnerships to power the global energy transition.
As the driving force behind Ivanhoe Mines' exploration strategy, Tim explains why finding these resources isn't just about advanced geology—it's about working hand-in-hand...
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We Are Ivanhoe – Gödel Mulamba: Local Student to Mining Leader
Meet Gödel Mulamba, Superintendent II, Metallurgy at Kipushi Mine. From his early education at Gécamines' OUA Primary School in Kipushi town to his current role at KICO, Gödel Mulamba's career tells a story of dedication to the DRC mining sector. He obtained his State diploma in biology/chemistry in 1998 from the Furaha Institute in Kipushi. After earning his metallurgy degree from the University of Lubumbashi in 2004, he began his journey as an intern at Kipushi's...
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We Are Ivanhoe – Servais Ilunga: A Mining Supervisor’s Expertise and Ambition
Meet Servais Kalala, Mining Supervisor at Kamoa-Kakula. A native of Kipushi town and currently based in Kolwezi, he brings extensive expertise to his role, backed by a Civil Mining Engineering degree from the University of Likasi.
Prior to joining Kamoa, Servais gained industry experience at AEL Mining Services. His exceptional performance during the recruitment process at Kamoa led to his swift advancement to a supervisory position, where he now coordinates personnel...
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Mining Safety: KICO’s Latest Blaster Training Reinforces Safety Protocols
Eight professional blasters recently completed a week-long training program focused on explosive handling and safety protocols. The session, held at KICO's facilities in August 2024, was organized in partnership with Afridex, the authorized agency supplying the explosives, and under the supervision of the Ministry of National Defence.
"When working with explosives, one must never fall into a routine," emphasizes Charles Miji, the Afridex trainer leading the session. "...
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