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'Positive disruption’ at the Mining Indaba

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'Positive disruption’ at the Mining Indaba

Jaco Meyer joined Tumisang Ndlovu on Newzroom Afrika.

6 Feb 2024 04:59 Minutes TV interview

Jaco Meyer joined Tumisang Ndlovu on Newzroom Afrika to talk about embracing the power of positive disruption which formed part of engagements at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town.

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