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In the current market, with prevailing high interest rates, challenges for landlords are evident, notably with Cape Towns Parow Centre defaulting on payments to Investec...

At Implats, our stated purpose is to create a better future, and we seek to do so in a way that reflects our values – to respect, care and deliver. As one of the world’s foremost platinum group metals (PGMs) producers, our sustainability journey demonstrates just one aspect of our deep commitme...

Impala Rustenburg has announced its ongoing commitment to Tapologo by supporting the Tapologo home-based care training programme for another year.

Platinum group metals (PGMs) miner Impala Platinum (Implats) has appointed Patrick Morutlwa to succeed Gerhard Potgieter as COO, with effect from June 19. Potgieter is retiring after 13 years at Implats and a "distinguished" 40-year career in the South African mining sector. He will step down in July.

Four Social and Labour Plan (SLP) projects, undertaken by Impala Rustenburg at an investment of more than R53 million, were handed over to the relevant local authorities in Rustenburg, North West Province, on 26 May.

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says mines should use their Social and Labour Plans (SLP) to create more impactful projects – like clinics and hospitals – in the areas that they mine in.

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Proactive measures taken by the Implats Group to support the global fight against tuberculosis (TB) have resulted in an annualised TB incidence rate far below that of the national average

Global platinum production declined by 5.7% to 5.8Moz in 2022, with combined output from South Africa and the US declining from 4.7Moz in 2021 to 4.4Moz in 2022.