Joburg Indaba
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How does one justify mining in Zimbabwe?
Nico Muller, CEO of Implats, and Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo American Platinum put forward convincing arguments for why being in Zimbabwe at this time still makes sense.
Anglo American Platinum’s CEO shares her vision
Natascha Viljoen, Anglo American Platinum’s new CEO is clear about where she is taking the company and what she needs to do. Here is her response when asked by Joburg Indaba Chairman, Bernard Swanepoel, about her new role and how she plans to reimagine the future of mining at Anglo…
ESG’s impact on coal - it’s time for stakeholders to talk to each other!
It is amazing that despite so many passionate anti-coal crusaders on social media, it is difficult to get these ‘activists’ to leave the comfort of their echo-chambers to engage with the coal mining industry. Even in a clear area that will require multi-stakeholder participation, like a just transition from fossil…
Coal CEOs respond to negative market sentiment and pressure regarding ESG’s
Two months ago, at the Joburg Indaba Coal Day, panel leader, Ian Cockerill asked the panelists about their views on the challenges facing the coal industry, and their specific company’s responses to these. Hear what CEOs Mike Teke (Seriti Resources), Lucky Kgatle (Sasol Mining), Vuslat Bayoglu (Menar) and Bontle Aphane…
Stephen Forrest’s Rhodium Rant
It's not often that erudite, articulate and dapper Stephen Forrest goes on a rant… but when he does it’s worth listening to!
The SA mining industry has handled the Covid-19 pandemic well
It is not surprising that the mining industry has responded both speedily and efficiently to both the pandemic as well as the subsequent lockdown restrictions. At last month’s PGMs day, Roger Baxter, CEO of the Minerals Council of SA gave an insightful overview regarding why the mining sector is leading…