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A total breakdown of the electricity grid is seen as unlikely but not impossible — so the motto among the country's crucial sectors is 'be prepared'

The race is on to diversify portfolios to include the minerals of the future...

A total of 34 matriculants from Impala Rustenburg’s mine communities will be taking the first step on their journey to the career of their dreams, courtesy of Impala’s multimillion-rand bursary programme. A further 21 bursaries were awarded to students from the greater Rustenburg area and Impala’s labour-sending areas. This brings the total number of bursaries awarded in 2023 to 55, representing Impala’s significant commitment to youth education.

A North West principal who won the National Teaching Award for Excellence in Primary School Leadership recalls how, as a child, she used to line up stones and pretend they were her pupils.

Africa will now have access to Covid-19 and other vaccines thanks to a new vaccine plant in Senegal which has received €75m from the European Investment Bank...

The 4% reduction in production and the 4% softening in metal prices resulted in a 9% reduction in revenue, down to R118bn: Nico Muller – CEO, Impala Platinum.

Impala Rustenburg is a champion of gender diversity, both internally and in its local communities.

In a long-standing partnership with Tapologo Hospice, Impala Rustenburg has funded an upgrade of the Tapologo Training Center, and sponsored bursaries for all 30 students

Impala Platinum (Implats) and the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) have signed a historic five-year wage agreements for Implats’ operating subsidiaries – Impala Rustenburg and Marula. The settlement is effective from 1 July 2022 and marks the first time Implats has secure ...

Implats says the wage agreement with AMCU removes substantial uncertainty for employees and allows a singular focus on the pursuit of safe and sustainable production.