Sasol
Coal
Sasol’s role in gender transformation
Caroline Shirindza, general manager at Sasol’s Bosjesspruit Colliery is one of the very few female general managers in South Africa’s mining industry.
Health and safety
South African corporates team up to distribute sanitisers
“As we tackle the current unprecedented health emergency, it is crucial that we protect the most vulnerable in our country.”
Coal
Sasol liquidity in excess of US$1 billion for next 12 months
Sasol currently has available liquidity of approximately US$2.5 billion with no significant debt maturities before May 2021.
Coal
FS contract for Sasol Mining’s Alexander project awarded
GIBB Mining has been awarded the tender to complete a feasibility study for Sasol Mining’s Alexander project, which seeks production by 2025.
Coal
Oriental Rubber: Innovative conveyor belt solutions
When Sadanand Makar started Oriental Rubber Industries in 1949, he did so in order to supply rubber products to the Indian Army.
Coal
Mantashe calls for investment in clean-coal technology
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has urged South African ccoal miners to continue investing in clean-coal technology.
Southern Africa
Sasol gets served
On Thursday 25 October, thousands of members of the Solidarity Movement will serve court papers on petrochemicals company Sasol at its head office in Sandton, Johannesburg.
News
Sasol turns a deaf ear to the voice of striking workers
Solidarity and Sasol have failed to reach an agreement after the second round of conciliation held at the CCMA in their ongoing dispute.
News
Sasol on the wrong side of the Mining Charter
Trade union Solidarity said that Sasol now finds itself on the wrong side of the Mining Charter. This comes after the publication of the Mining Charter.
News
No agreement reached at CCMA between Solidarity and Sasol
No agreement was reached between Solidarity and Sasol last week. According to Solidarity's CE, mediation was deferred for clarity on Mining Charter wording.
