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Africa Economic Forum

Tuesday 8-Wednesday 9 March 2011BMW Pavilion & Imax TheatreV&A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa

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Sub-Saharan AfricaB u s i n e s s B r i e f i n g

Monday 7 March 2011V&A Waterfront Hotel, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa

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Worldwide Media

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Shaping Africa’s Future

Confirmed Speakers


DR ROB DAVIES Minister for Trade & industry, Pretoria, south Africa

ALEC ERWIN chairman, Ubu Investment Holdings, former Minister of Public Enterprises, South AfricaSINDISO NDEMA NgWENyA secretary general, Common Market for Eastern & Southern AfricaPROFESSOR TONy HAWkINS graduate School of Business, Zimbabwe, Correspondent to Financial Times (London)AMBASSADOR ROgER BALLARD-TREMMER chief Executive, South Africa-Angola Chamber of Commerce, AngolaDR DUNCAN CLARkE chairman & cEo, global Pacific & Partners, JohannesburgBRENDA HORNE cEo, Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative, MocambiqueADEWALE TINUBU group chief Executive, Oando plc, NigeriagODWIN SWETO Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Planning, PetroSA, Cape TownDAVID MUREITHI chief Executive, unilever Kenya & Vice President, Southern & Eastern Africa, Unilever, NairobiPROFESSOR PHILIP LLOyD Cape Peninsula Institute of Technology, Cape TownCHARLES OkEAHALAM Managing director & cEo, AgH Capital, Lagos & South AfricaSENIOR ExECUTIVE Transnet Pipelines, South AfricaDAVID DONALDSON senior Manager, Infrastructure, International Finance Corporation, South AfricaBRIAN STATHAM chairman, South African National Energy AssociationBILL EgBE President, Coca Cola SA & President Pan African InitiativesBILL RUSSO Principal, Mckinsey & CompanyJORDAAN FOUCHE investment Analyst, Earth Resource Investment group, Cape TownSOLA ADEPETUN senior Partner, Adepetun, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & Segun, NigeriaJOSEPH kANyEkANyE President, Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, HarareRICHARD STOUT Principal, Equity Capital Markets, ABSA CapitalDR MATLOTLENg MATLOU chief Executive, Africa Institute of South Africa, PretoriaPETER COPELy Transport specialist, Development Bank of Southern AfricaJACOB SEgMAN chairman & group Managing director, kenoil/kobil, Nairobi, kenyaJOHN LANgHUS commercial director, Forest Exploration International, Cape TownPAUL EARDLEy-TAyLOR Head of Energy, Utilities & Infrastructure, Standard BankTIM HUgHES Research fellow, governance of Africa’s Resources Program, South African Institute of International AffairsMTHOZAMI xIPHU chief Executive, Petroleum Agency SATHEMBANI BUkULA Regulatory Member, National Energy Regulator SA

gREg kINROSS President, CIC Energy Corporation, BotswanaTORE HORVEI director, NorConsult AfricaDR MZUkISI QOBO Head of Emerging Powers Programme, South Africa Institute of International AffairsDIANNA gAMES cEo, Africa@Work, Hon cEo, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of CommerceDEREk ENgELBRECHT, director, Ernst & youngJORgE MAIA Head, Research & Information, Industrial Development CorporationAgOSTINHO PEREIRA DE MIRANDA chairman, Miranda, Correia Amendoeira & Assciados, LisbonCOLIN COLEMAN Managing director, goldman Sachs, JohannesburgLAZARUS ANgBAZO President & cEo, gE Corporate East, Central & West Africa, NairobiDR gREg MILLS director, The Brenthust FoundationJOHN PURCHASE chief Executive officer, Agricultural Business Chamber, South AfricaPAUL RUNgE Managing director, Africa Project Access,South AfricaBRIAN HERLIHy, chief Executive, Seacom, USAJASON NAgy Africa Business development Manager, U.S. Trade & Development AgencyFEMI EDUN Managing director, Frontier Capital Limited, NigeriaJEAN-JACQUES CORNISH Radio 702, South AfricaPROF. MAggIE kIgOZI Executive director, Uganda Investment Authority, kampala, UgandaSEMyON ASTAkHOV department Head, TMk Africa (Moscow)ANDy PAyNE chief Executive officer, Wilderness SafarisPETER STEPHENSON director, Trade & Investment, West Africa, UkTI, LagosDR JOHAN VAN DEVENTER chief Executive, Freshmark-Shoprite, South Africa DR xOLANI MkHWANAZI chairman, BHP Billiton, South AfricaPROFESSOR FRANCIS WILSON Professor of Economics, University of Cape TownDR JAkkIE CILLIERS Executive director, Institute of Security Studies, South Africa PAUL-SIMON HANDy Head, African Conflict Prevention, Institute of Security Studies, PretoriaRICk ANgIUONI director, Africa, Export-Import Bank of the United StatesDR MARTyN DAVIES chief Executive officer, Frontier Advisory, Johannesburg

55 speakers, Plus Exhibitorssocial functions & Networking

Dr Duncan ClarkeChairman & CEOGlobal Pacific & PartnersSouth Africa

Sola AdepetunSenior Partner Adepetun, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & SegunLagos, Nigeria

Dianna GamesExecutive Director, Africa@WorkHon CEO, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce

ProfessorTony HawkinsGraduate School of ManagementHarare, Zimbabwe

Africa Economic Forum 2011: Advisory Council

Monday 7th March 2011


08:00 Registration & Coffee

09:00 AFRICA’S ECONOMIES & EMERgINg MARkETS

Business Historiography & Economic Transitions•Macroeconomics & “Big five” African Economies•fast-Emerging Players & industries•growth Performance & fundamentals•Middle classes & Poverty Trends•Past, Present & future investments•Regional & country Business constraints•indicative Economic outlook•future Political Economy & directions•

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 AFRICA’S RESOURCES, INDUSTRIES & gROWTH DRIVERS

critical insights on Agro-Allied industries•Mining & Metals: Projects & issues•Energy & Power, oil & gas industries•infrastructure (Road, Rail, Ports, shipping, Airlines)•Banking & finance: M&A•Telecoms/icT & communications•Tourism & commercial services•consumer Markets & Economic Trends•

Presentations with 750+ Images on African Economies & Business Future

“Africa as Never Seen Before” – strategies for business and investment across the continent, with unique insights in Presentations by dr duncan clarke (chairman & cEo, global Pacific & Partners), in 750-plus images, on the prospects, potential, future and economic outlook for Africa, from a leading authority on the continent, building of over 40 years’ experience in economics, African advisory practice, visits to 45 African countries (and 120 worldwide), as the leading strategist on its oil, gas and energy industries, plus geopolitics and commercial issues, and author of Africa: crude continent (the TV/film documentary in 2010 by cNBc-Africa based on this book), as well as several economics works over the decades on African countries (including foundation missions to establish the 19-country Preferential Trade Area of Eastern & southern Africa, now coMEsA) and sAdcc ( now sAdc), as well as advisory engagements with the Economic commission for Africa, leading uN Agencies (ilo, iTu, uNcTAd, uNdP) and international entities (EEc, usAid, and foundations) on African economic issues, plus many private and international companies worldwide (in economics, trade, agro-industry, resources, oil/gas, telecommunications, banking, investment, logistics, infrastructure). He is current President of the African institute of Petroleum, and been Advisor to numerous corporate players, governments and National oil companies in Africa, Asia, Russia, china, Europe, united states, and latin America.

13:00 Light Luncheon

14:00 CORPORATE AFRICA: PORTFOLIO & INVESTMENT STRATEgIES

corporate Presence & growth•Top 100 companies investments & strategies •Western, Eastern, Maghreb-North Africa, southern Africa•south Africa: future Role & strategy focus•Key issues, synergies, Economic growth•

15:45 Coffee Break

16:00 gOVERNMENTS, gREAT POWERS, FOREIgN STATES

commercial geopolitics & state companies •government investment Policies & strategies•state investors from china, india, Russia, Brasil, •Middle Eastern: Worldwide competitive interests African inter-state Economic strategies•Africa’s Emerging 21st century future•

17:30 Close of Briefing

18:00 Icebreaker Cocktail Reception With 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011, Delegates & Guests Predator Tank: Aquarium - V&A Waterfront

Economists, Think-Tanks, Authorsglobal Pacific & Partners has invited a number of Africa’s Think Tanks, economists and policy experts, as well as selected authors to participate in AEF-2011, as a means to connect cutting-edge African thinking with the emerging business and investor paradigm.

Global Broadcast Partnerour global Broadcast Partner is CNBC-Africa which will cover the event, and take interviews as well as conduct live-crossings, to feed related worldwide TV networks on the AEF-2011 proceedings.

World Press, Media, Broadcastleading Journals, Press and Media, online and radio, from Africa and elsewhere will cover AEF-2011 and communicate its substance and speaker views, with interviews and coverage, into Africa and Worldwide.

Africa Economic Forum 2011 - Shaping Africa’s Future

our 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011 (AEf-2011) in cape Town at the BMW-imax Theatre, with Africa Exhibition, over 7-9th March 2011, is a landmark conference on Africa and significant business networking occasion for the top corporate players active in, across and involved with the development of the African continent – cape-to-cairo, with governments and officials in key industries and state institutions.

AEF-2011 is preceded by our Sub-Saharan Africa: Business Briefing 2011 on the Monday 7th March, at the V&A Waterfront Hotel, cape Town, with Presentations from dr duncan clarke (chairman & cEo, global Pacific & Partners), a leading strategist on Africa, followed by our 36th PetroAfricanus dinner in Africa the same evening, with guest speaker.

The AEF-2011 will enable Africa’s leading entities, industries, companies and state players to interface with senior executives and African government officials, plus countries outside Africa, and so connect with the fast-growth core industries and corporates driving Africa’s economies forward.

The 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011 has 8 high-level Plenaries + 3 Break-Away Panels with speakers drawn from key countries, companies, institutions, state players, policy thinkers and core industries, and is designed for business and governments treating with key industry issues, focused on the fundamentals shaping Africa’s economic future. The Program, with Exhibition, provides an intensive tour de l’Afrique, revealing insights on the issues confronting Africa’s future commercial, business and socio-economic trajectories.

The AEF-2011 Agenda is concentrated around critical investment and business concerns, the questions that really matter, leading-edge shifts in Africa’s evolving economic landscapes, and the continent’s emerging role and strategic position within a highly-competitive and rapidly globalising world.

Connect - 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011come and connect with Africa’s leading decision-makers, interface with new ideas, companies, players and critical business thinking, discover the key emerging trends, and become part of the growing African business architecture and continent-wide deal flow.

The AEf-2011 themes and foci are designed around hard-edged business questions, not the soft issues that litter other meetings and often lead to inconclusive insights and decisions on the core portfolio that Africa must depend upon for its survival and success.

MEdiA PARTNERs

AFRICANENERGY

OIL • GAS • POWER • POLICY & FINANCE

Tuesday 8th March 2011

08:00 Registration & Coffee

08:45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, global Pacific & Partners, Johannesburg

Plenary 1: Africa’s Changing Economic World To 2050 global Status, Continental Shifts, Drivers, growth Paths

Africa’s growth has continued on an upward trend over the last decade, and maintained a relatively strong performance during the recent global recession. What is its current shape, and where to next ? some countries, regions, segments and industries have outperformed, while there are laggards, and a revised economic outlook has attracted growing interest from investors in the emerging markets, resources, new ventures, and from state players around the world.

09:00 gOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA: STRATEgy IN AFRICA & WORLD MARkETS

Dr Rob Davies, Minister for Trade & Industry, South Africa

09:20 COMESA: BUILDINg TRADE & INFRASTRUCTURE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Sindiso Ndema Ngwenya, Secretary general, Common Market for Eastern & Southern Africa Lusaka, Zambia

09:40 UNITED STATES: US/AFRICA INVESTMENTS, LINkAgES, BUSINESS & FUTURE DIRECTIONS

Jason Nagy, Africa Business Development Manager, US Trade & Development Agency, United State Consulate general

10:00 AFRICA’S ECONOMIC DRIVERS: PAST, PRESENT & 21ST CENTURy FUTURE

Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, global Pacific & Partners, South Africa, author of Africa: Crude Continent (now a TV/Film Documentary, by CNBC-Africa)

10:20 BRENTHURST FOUNDATION: gOVERNANCE IN SHAPINg AFRICA’S ECONOMIC FUTURE

Dr Terence Mills, Deputy Director, The Brenthurst Foundation

10:40 ISS: AFRICA TO 2050: FUTURE gROWTH PATHSDr Jakkie Cilliers, Executive Director, Institute of Security Studies, South Africa

Chair: Dr Duncan Clarke

11:00 Morning Coffee


Plenary 2: Africa’s giant Economies & “Next Five” South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Angola, Algeria, Morocco ++

Africa huge economic spaces reflect highly varied commercial concentrations, new growth poles and fragmented economies, some top performers, so that investors must consider not just scale, but government performance and competitive policies, while new dynamics are shaping the continental, regional and country futures for many economies which even until recently encountered difficulties, constraints or limits to long-term growth. Meanwhile, south Africa remains a key destination for investment, and its domestic companies seek a wider African footprint, as new opportunities emerge, and sAdc, regional states in coMEsA and EcoWAs link up with domestic/foreign companies, including overseas interests to regenerate the capital base, as indian ocean island economies act as springboards for African entry with established industrial and export zones.

11:30 SOUTHERN AFRICA: ECONOMIC WEIgHT, PERFORMANCE & PROSPECTS

Professor Tony Hawkins, graduate School of Management, Zimbabwe: Correspondent, Financial Times, London

11:50 NIgERIA: gROWTH STRATEgIES, OPPORTUNITIES AND RISkS TO 2020

Femi Edun, Managing Director, Frontier Capital Limited, Lagos, Nigeria

12:10 ANgOLA: AFRICA’S RISINg STAR: RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENTAmbassador Roger Ballard-Tremmer, Chief Executive, South Africa-Angola Chamber of Commerce

12:30 UgANDA: INVESTMENT POTENTIAL & OPPORTUNITIESProfessor Maggie kigozi, Executive Director, Uganda Investment Authority, kampala, Uganda

12:50 AFRICAN REgIONAL CORRIDORS WITH PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT IN TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Brenda Horne, CEO, Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative, Mocambique

13:10 ERNST & yOUNg: AFRICA BEyOND THE SAHEL: WHAT’S THERE AND HOW TO SUCCEED

Derek Engelbrecht, Director, Ernst & young, South Africa

Chair: Alec Erwin, Chairman, Ubu Investment Holdings, former Minister of Public Enterprises, South Africa

13:30 Luncheon

World Film Premiere:

Africa: Crude Continent: Quest for Africa’s Oil Prize

TV/Film Documentary, by CNBC- Africa

Based on the book by Duncan Clarke Profile Books, London, 2010


Plenary 3: Modernising & Financing African Industries Infrastructure, Services, Mining, Manufacturing, Transportation, Telecommunication, Mega Projects

How can deindustrialization be arrested, transformed or renewed, as manufacturing forms a basis for future modernization in Africa, while the economic base must be built from investments in infrastructure, transportation and projects that lift African economies onto a stronger growth path, as governments and companies seek long term capital funds for development? Meanwhile the economic and social benefits, direct and indirect of modern, low-cost communications across the continent is spawning a revolution in corporate, government and individual links within Africa, and between its many countries and the rest-of-world. New markets are opening-up, created as Africa becomes “connected” in ways unimagined in the 20th century.

14:30 BHP BILLITON: SOUTHERN AFRICA’S MINERAL INDUSTRIES & PROCESSINg FUTURE

Dr xolani Mkhwanazi, Chairman, BHP Billiton Limited SA, Johannesburg

14:50 UNILEVER: MANUFACTURINg INDUSTRy IN AFRICA David Mureithi, Chief Executive, Unilever kenya & Vice President, Southern & Eastern Africa, Unilever, Nairobi, kenya

15:10 gE: INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS FOR AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT

Lazarus Angbazo, President & Regional Executive, gE Corporate, East, Central & West Africa, Lagos, Nigeria

15:30 AgH CAPITAL: NIgERIA’S CAPITAL MARkETS & FINANCIAL INDUSTRy:

Charles Okeahalam, Managing Director & CEO, AgH Capital, Lagos and South Africa

15:50 SEACOM: AFRICA’S SEA CABLES: CONNECTINg WITH THE WORLD

Brian Herlihy, Chief Executive, SEACOM, United States

Chair: Professor Tony Hawkins, Graduate School of Management, Zimbabwe: Correspondent, Financial Times, London


Breakaway Session-1 - Pavilion Room

12th Africa Oil & gas Forum 2011

Corporates, African States, Investors

Africa has come to the fore this decade in oil and gas, with growth in the resource base and proven reserves, and it provides supplies to export and domestic oil/energy markets - in lNg, synfuels, gTl, cBM and coal-power development, plus a range on unconventional fuels. The modern scramble for African oil, gas and energy continues, with over 750 companies involved across 54 African countries, while future investment trends remain strong.

14:30 PETROLEUM AgENCy SA: OFFSHORE/ONSHORE ACREAgEMthozami xiphu, Chief Executive, Petroleum Agency SA, Cape Town

14:55 FOREST OIL: WEST COAST IBHUBEZI gAS DEVELOPMENT & ECONOMIC IMPACTS

John Langhus, Commercial Director, Forest Exploration International, Denver, United States

15:20 ADEPETUN: NIgERIA’S OIL/ENERgy REFORMS & FUTURE POLITICAL ECONOMy

Sola Adepetun, Senior Partner, Adepetun Caxton-Martins Agbor & Segun, Lagos

15:45 kENOL/kOBIL: BUILDINg MARkETS FROM EAST AFRICA TO SOUTHERN AFRICA

Jacob Segman, Chairman & group Managing Director, kenol/kobil, Nairobi, kenya

Chair: Babette van Gessel, Group Managing Director, Global Pacific & Partners, The Hague

The 12th Africa Oil & Gas Forum 2011 Presentations by oil and gas companies and Governments take place in a separate Auditorium, inside the BMW-Imax complex, with capacity for around 120 persons.

16:10 AFTERNOON COFFEE BREAk



Wednesday 9th March 2011

dinner 19:30With guest speaker: Brian statham, chairman, south African National Energy Association“SHAPINg SOUTH AFRICA’S ENERgy FUTURE: REFLECTIONS PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE”

36th PetroAfricanus dinner in Africa - one & only Hotel, V&A Waterfront (separately Bookable)

Plenary 4: Natural Resources, Trade & Projects Future Potential, Assets, Trading, Ventures: Building Investments

Africa has richly endowed natural resources, while growth paths have much varied in the past, and more regions and countries seek to diversify, build new development patterns. These initiatives offer local and foreign companies new opportunities for entry in arenas that have strong competitors, partnership options, and a pipeline of projects for investors and commercial interests with wider vistas. Africa’s mineral and metals resource base is large and improving, but not yet fully developed, with several new countries entering early exploration, others offering auctions, many states open to direct negotiations, and both traditional producers and immature markets now in play, while both large mining houses and junior companies can be found active across the continent, one that remains a treasure trove for base minerals, bulk commodities and precious ores.

16:40 PETROSA: PORTFOLIO PROJECTS UPSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM MEgA-REFINERy VENTURE

godwin Sweto, Vice-President, Corporate Strategy & Planning, PetroSA, South Africa

17:00 APA: SUB-SAHARAN PROJECT TRENDSPaul Runge, Managing Director, Africa Project Access, South Africa

17:20 UkTI: NIgERIA & WEST AFRICA’S TRADE & INVESTMENT POTENTIAL

Peter Stephenson, Director Trade & Investment, West Africa, UkTI, Lagos, Nigeria

17:40 ExIM BANk: FINANCINg AFRICAN TRADE, PROJECTS & INVESTMENTS

Rick Angiuoni, Director- Africa, Export-Import Bank, United States, Washington

18:00 WILDERNESS SAFARIS: NICHE PLAyERS: gAME PARkS, LODgES & WILDLIFE RESOURCES

Andy Payne, Chief Executive Officer, Wilderness Safaris

Chair: Tim Hughes, Senior Research Fellow, South African Institute of International Affairs

18:20 COCkTAILS – BMW-IMAx THEATRE, WATERFRONT


“Africa Hardball”Join Leading Africanists

Economists, Thinkers, Authors, Analysts, Writer, Experts

“To Debate Africa’s Political Economy”

16:40 SOUTH AFRICA: PAST, PRESENT, FUTUREProfessor Francis Wilson, Professor of Economics, School of Economics, University of Cape Town, author of numerous economics works over four decades & Dinosaurs, Diamonds & Democracy: A Short, Short History of South Africa

16:55 CORPORATE ENTRy ISSUES INTO WEST AFRICA Dianna games, CEO, Africa@Work, and Hon CEO, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce

17:10 AFRICA INSTITUTE: DRC: “COUNTRy WITH gREAT POTENTIAL: ALWAyS A COUNTRy WITH gREAT POTENTIAL?”

Dr Matlotleng Matlou, Chief Executive, Africa Institute, Pretoria

17:25 ISS: AFRICA’S FAILINg STATES: ECONOMIC RESILIENCEDr Paul-Simon Handy, Head: African Conflict Prevention, Institute of Security Studies, Pretoria

17:40 OBSERVATIONS: REPORTINg AFRICA Jean-Jacques Cornish, Radio 702, South Africa

17:55 OPEN DEBATE

Chair: Dr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, Global Pacific & Partners


Plenary 6: Africa’s Development Challenges & Future Constraints, Building Bridges, New Opportunities

Many constraints hinder African growth and development - some inherited, others self-inflicted - with a number of restrictions that could be removed or mitigated through better strategies, investments, corporate endeavours, state initiatives, and well-managed macro-economics. A few mega-ventures could potentially transform inherent natural assets into productive capital for growth. Yet fast-expanding consumer markets are emerging, despite that most Africans still live on or off the land, in traditional land tenure systems, many in aggravated circumstances, some in improving environs, while food supply security remains critical in many countries and a history of conflict has left its marks on economic backwardness.

11:10 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION: LAND, FOOD MARkETS & SECURITy IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Jorge Maia, Head, Research & Information, Industrial Development Corporation, South Africa

11:30 DEVELOPMENT BANk SA: TRANSPORTATION & LOgISTICS IN AFRICA: WHAT COULD BE DONE

Peter Copely, Transport Specialist, Development Bank of Southern Africa, South Africa

11:50 ABSA CAPITAL: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CAPITAL MARkETS & BOURSES: PERFORMANCE & gROWTH

Richard Stout, Principal, Equity Capital Markets, ABSA Capital, South Africa

12:10 NIgERIA’S DELTA STATES: INVESTMENT-DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS & PROJECT POTENTIAL

Dianna games, Chief Executive, Africa@Work & Hon CEO, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce, South Africa

12:30 FRESHMARk-SHOPRITE: DEVELOPINg RETAIL BUSINESS & CONSUMER MARkETS IN AFRICA

Dr Johan van Deventer, Chief Executive, Freshmark-Shoprite, South Africa

Chair: Dr Matlotleng Matlou, Chief Executive, Africa Institute, Pretoria, South Africa

12:50 Luncheon


08:45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Plenary 5: Africa’s Economic Drivers & Locomotives Investments, growth Markets & Fast-Track Development

The drivers for change and economic transformation across Africa remain as ever: trade, investment (with aid and debt drivers in more subsidiary roles), manufacturing, oil and gas, mineral resource exploitation, agro-allied industry, finance and the now with fast-emerging consumer markets built on a rising African middle class, in the context of a continent of significant residual poverty but which is encountering old and new challenges, and where one billion Africans today need to experience rising living standards amidst challenging demographic expansion alongside competitive threats emerging in Africa and worldwide.

09:00 INDUSTRIALISATION: AFRICA’S MANUFACTURINg CHALLENgES Professor Tony Hawkins, graduate School of Business, Zimbabwe: Correspondent Financial Times (London)

09:20 AgRI-BUSINESS CHAMBER: AgRO-ALLIED INDUSTRy DEVELOPMENT ACROSS AFRICA

Dr John Luscombe Purchase, CEO, Agricultural Business Chamber, South Africa

09:40 AFRICA’S OIL/gAS INVESTMENT FUTURE: ECONOMIC IMPACTSDr Duncan Clarke, Chairman & CEO, global Pacific & Partners, South Africa, author of Africa: Crude Continent: The Struggle for Africa’s Oil Prize, 2010

10:00 COCA COLA: CONSUMER MARkET BUSINESS & STRATEgIES: SOUTH AFRICA INTO AFRICA

Bill Egbe, President Coca Cola Company SA & President Pan African Initiatives, Africa

10:20 MCkINSEy & CO: AFRICA’S MIDDLE CLASS BOOM & CONSUMER MARkETS

Bill Russo, Principal, Mckinsey & Company, New york, United States




Luncheon Film Show - In IMAX Theatre at 13:00 TV/Film Documentary

Historic 17th year Anniversary Showing “Born In Soweto”On the life and times in Soweto during 1994 at the moment of democratic change

The first Film/Documentary made in and on the New South Africa

Executive Producer: global Pacific & Partners

Seen worldwide, and on the Inaugural visit by President Nelson Mandela To Tokyo


Plenary 7: Africa’s Companies, Markets & Economies: North-To-South, Cape-To-Cairo Investments: Financing, Industries, Minerals, Energy, Diversification

“Born in Africa” companies are found listed on African stock Exchanges, not just the JsE, with some players already regional and others “going global”. Equity markets in Africa have expanded, with new bourses emerging, others in partnerships, and some companies co-listed. financings are crucial to the expansion of African firms, likewise for overseas investors, more and more of whom seek wider African project portfolio.

14:00 OANDO: INDEPENDENT COMPANIES IN AFRICA’S OIL/gAS MARkETS Adewale Tinubu, group Chief Executive, Oando Plc, Lagos, Nigeria

14:20 CZI: ZIMBABWE’S INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURINg FUTUREJoseph kanyekanye, President, Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, Harare

14:40 STANDARD BANk: BUILDINg FAST-gROWTH AFRICAN ECONOMIES

Paul Eardley-Taylor, Head of Energy, Utilities & Infrastructure, Standard Bank, South Africa

15:00 EARTH RESOURCES: INVESTINg IN AFRICAN COMPANIES Jordaan Fouche, Investment Analyst, Earth Resource Investment group, Switzerland & Cape Town

15:20 IFC: FINANCINg AFRICA’S LARgE SCALE INVESTMENT PROJECTS David Donaldson, Senior Manager, Infrastructure, International Finance Corporation, Washington

Chair: Dianna Games, Chief Executive, Africa@Work & Hon CEO, South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce

15:40 Afternoon Coffee

Plenary 8: Shaping Africa’s Economic Future: geopolitics, Investment, governments, State Firms, Emerging Powers

The shape of Africa is being realigned through investment, corporate and state, and both great Powers of the past and newly emerging economic goliaths have targeted Africa for their commercial and strategic interests, resources, markets and domestic needs, so that today an ultra-competitive game is afoot. Meanwhile, African governments have broadened their inter-state, cross-border, political, diplomatic, security and financial links, in such a way that the seeds have been planted for a different future, one in which investors and companies will need to reposition for competition and ultimate long-run success.

16:00 gOLDMAN SACHS: AFRICA & THE BRICSColin Coleman, Managing Director, goldman Sachs, Johannesburg, South Africa



12th Africa Energy Forum 2011

Corporates, African States, Investors

Reforms are needed in key liquid fuels, energy and power markets in south Africa while utilities must be made viable, and openings created for independent Private Power in national grids, as well as regional power market development. All energy forms need to be balanced on an economic basis, and while refineries and renewables can be expected to enter this equation more in future, inter-fuel competition is essential so that company and state investment strategies do not rely on subsidies and excess regulation.

14:00 CIC ENERgy: BOTSWANA INDEPENDENT POWER PRODUCER greg kinross, President, CIC Energy Corporation, Botswana

14:20 POWER & ENERgy gROWTH IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: STRATEgIES FOR DEVELOPMENT

Tore Horvei, Director, NorConsult Africa, Norway

14:40 REFINERy INVESTMENT ISSUES IN SOUTHERN AFRICAProfessor Philip Lloyd, Cape Peninsula Institute of Technology, Cape Town

15:00 NERSA: POLICIES & FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICAThembani Bukula, Regulatory Member, National Energy Regulator SA, Pretoria

15:20 TRANSNET: SOUTH AFRICAN PIPELINES & STRATEgySenior Executive, Transnet Pipelines, South Africa

Chair: Sola Adepetun, Senior Partner, Adepetun, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & Segun, Lagos, Nigeria

The 12th Africa Energy Forum 2011 Presentations by oil/energy companies and Government interests deeply involved in oil, gas and energy, take place in a separate Auditorium, inside the BMW-Imax complex, with capacity for around 120 persons, designed for special industry focus Sessions.

15:40 Afternoon Coffee

Who Should Attend 5th Africa Economic Forum?

Private Equity & institutional investors »oil, gas & Energy companies »Ministries & Regulatory Authorities »service & supply companies »state Agencies & Parastatals »companies & corporate investors »Banking & financial institutions »law firms & Advisors »

Transport: Air, Road, Rail, shipping »Telecommunications-icT Entities »Minerals & Mining companies »Tourism operators & Travel industries »Engineering & contracting companies »investment & security firms »international institutions »Accounting firms »


16:20 FRONTIER ADVISORy: CHINA’S RED CARPET & COMMERCIAL STRATEgIES IN AFRICA

Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Frontier Advisory, Johannesburg

16:40 TMk gLOBAL: RUSSIAN BUSINESS INVESTMENT & PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

Semyon Astakhov, Head Africa, TMk global, Moscow

17:00 LUSOPHONE AFRICA & BRASIL’S gROWINg AFRICAN FOOTPRINT: THE FUTURE

Agostinho Pereira de Miranda, Chairman, Miranda, Correia Amendoeira & Associados, Lisbon

17:20 SAIIA: CORPORATE STATE PLAyERS & EMERgINg POWERS

Dr Mzukisi Qobo, Head, South African Institute of International Affairs, Emerging Powers, South Africa

17:40 AFRICA INSTITUTE: SHIFTINg POLITICAL ECONOMy OF FUTURE TRANSITIONS IN AFRICA

Dr Matlotleng Matlou, CEO, Africa Institute


18:00 Close: 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011

18:30 TRADITIONAL AFRICA BRAAI-BBQ DELEgATES & gUESTS RADISSON BLUE HOTEL, BEACH ROAD, V&A WATERFRONT


5th Africa Economic Forum: Business Networking

The AEF-2011 Plenaries, designed as highly-intensive, showcase leading speakers, provide ample interfaces and opportunities in breakfasts, coffee breaks, luncheons, cocktail receptions and dinners, for intimate, high-level networking, negotiations, and deal-making.

The AEF-2011 hosts a suite of social functions and networking opportunities for delegates, both within the world-class BMW-imax Theatre and on the famous cape Town Waterfront, and is open to sponsor involvement. This includes the PetroAfricanus dinner, cocktail Receptions, and End of conference Africa Braai on the Waterfront.

Our Africa Portfolio1970-2010

The AEf-2011 is organised, hosted and managed by global Pacific & Partners (Johannesburg, The Hague, london, Rio de Janeiro). The firm, active in private Advisory Practice, has a 40-year track record in Africa’s economics, and three decades across the world oil-gas, energy and investment industry, with a widely-recognised footprint in Africa, Asia, latin America & elsewhere.

global Pacific & Partners has hosted > 300 major conferences and strategy Briefings held around the world in major cities during the last two decades - in Africa, Asia, latin America, Middle East, Europe, Australia, and North America.

over 100 of our events have been hosted in Africa in the last two decades, in diverse five-star venues: cape Town, Marrakech, Johannesburg, Tunis, Nairobi, lagos, and dakar. our team has been deeply involved in all but a handful of countries in Africa, while we have managed > 18,000 delegates at our Africa meetings, including 1,500+ top-level speakers and 750+ exhibitors.

The firm’s conference Programs, led by Babette van gessel (group Managing director) with its highly professional team, have earned a global reputation for excellence in conferences and client relationships managed across the world.

global Pacific & Partners and its chairman (dr duncan clarke) have extensive knowledge and experience of Africa’s diverse economies, and been advisor in the establishment of several African institutions (Preferential Trade Area of Eastern & southern Africa - now coMEsA), sAdcc (now sAdc), and the African institute of Petroleum.

our firm has long been active in advice on investment and strategy in sub-saharan Africa and the Maghreb in a variety of industries (oil-gas, energy, mining, resources, telecommunications, trade, agribusiness, financial institutions, banking), on critical issues for institutions, banks, governments, investors, multilaterals and worldwide companies, including Economic commission for Africa, ilo, uNcTAd, uNdP, plus many blue-chip worldwide corporate clients and private African companies.

The firm has been instrumental in facilitating direct and portfolio investment into Africa over the last three decades, and networking African governments and companies with corporate blue-chips and state investors abroad drawn from six continents.

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To ENquiRE ABouT sPoNsoRsHiP & ExHiBiTioN PlEAsE coNTAcT:

Sponsor & Exhibition 2011Join world-class Sponsors & Exhibitors in showcasing your company at the 5th AFRICA ECONOMIC FORUM 2011, to build new presence and establish position

Tel: + 27 11 880 7052Fax: + 27 11 880 1798 Sponsorship Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

The 5th Africa Economic Forum 2011, with Africa Exhibition, is a landmark networking occasion for the top corporate players active in, across and involved with the development of the African continent – Cape-to-Cairo – as well as Governments and officials in key industries, parastatals and state institutions.

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Africa: Crude Continent Film: Tuesday 8th March 2011

Born In Soweto Film: Wednesday 9th March 2011

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Conference Fee Includes access to Presentations via our website, Refreshments, Luncheons, and Networking Receptions per Event. PetroAfricanus Dinner Bookings will only be accepted where attendees have registered and paid for other Events within the Week. Registration Fees do not include Travel & Accommodation.

*VAT: European & South African Companies should provide a VAT number as per new European Regulations & South African Regulations

Only South African companies may register at ZAR (with 14% VAT as per RSA Law)

Registration Fees: ZAR (excluding 14% VAT) Fee Tick 2nd sub-saharan Africa: Business Briefing R 5,995 5th Africa Economic forum R 9,99536th PetroAfricanus dinner R 595All Events (Excluding PetroAfricanus Dinner) R 12,995

Registration Fees: USD DOLLAR Fee Tick 2nd sub-saharan Africa: Business Briefing $ 995 5th Africa Economic forum $ 1,49536th PetroAfricanus dinner $ 150All Events (Excluding PetroAfricanus Dinner) $ 1,995

BMW Pavilion Theatrecorner Portswood and Beach Road V&A Waterfront, cape TownPhone: +27 21 419 7661 www.thepavilion.co.za

Press must be accredited PRIOR EVENT & will not be allowed entry on site without Pre-Registration

We respect your privacy and personal information is protected within our company. However, information provided by you on this form (excluding payment details) may at times be made available to clients/associated partner for marketing purposes. To restrict please contact us: [email protected]

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❑ Bank Guaranteed Cheque: Payable to Global Pacific & Partners. Suite 125, Private Bag X31, Saxonwold, 2132, South Africa

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Bank Account: Nedbank Cresta, Johannesburg, South Africa AccountNr: 1913 239047 Branch Code: 191305

(Note that all Credit Cards are processed through NetBanx at the Sterling Rate Equivalent on the day of transaction and will reflect as a GBP Sterling transaction)

Booking Conditions & Contract TermsYour booking is invoiced on registration by confirmation, with payment in full prior to any Conference and/or Strategy Briefing or separately bookable Dinner event, in order to affirm your position, entry and/or participation. In the case of any time-specific or other Discounts provided, the full sum of total fee/s will become automatically due, and re-invoiced, if the period indicated for final payment is exceeded and monies due have not been received. Following the date of closure of all event/s, in the case of any outstanding fee/s unpaid, an automatic charge of an extra 10% will apply, and if still unpaid later than 30 days thereafter, another 10% charge will be due and levied.

Cancellation Policy & ReplacementsYour registration holds contractual obligation for payment/s due. However, any cancellation (in writing only) made 14 days prior to start of event will be refunded. Thereafter, refunds will not apply but delegates will receive online access to relevant Conference Presentations. Replacements are welcome. On Receipt of registration form, delegates will be liable for full payment due under this contract unless cancellation has been made and duly acknowledged.

Program Updates: All Changes to Speakers, Sessions, Times are notified on www.petro21.com leading up to the Event and Attendees are advised to check the website for all updates.

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Dress CodeBusiness or traditional attire is acceptable throughout the event, and scheduled functions. The Dinners & Braai (BBQ) are casual.

VisasPlease contact your nearest Embassy for a VISA, as these are issued at discretion of the relevant Authorities. The South African Authorities do not issue Visas at the airport. Health certificates may be required prior to entry including Yellow Fever Certificate - please check with your nearest Embassy or Travel Agent. Please allow for 3-6 weeks for Visas. A letter for Visa purposes will be issued by Global Pacific & Partners only on completed registration form, and receipt of payment for the event. For Visa letters please contact [email protected] or [email protected]

IndemnityWhere matters beyond the reasonable control of Global Pacific & Partners (The Company) impair or prevent The Company from being able to perform its obligations or deliver a service at or in relation to this Event such as power shortages, natural disasters, WHO warnings, war, terrorism, strikes or Acts of God, The Client shall release The Company from any liability or loss incidental or consequential to this event including costs arising from cancellation, postponement or delay.

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