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International Day of Clean Energy on 26 January highlights how the energy transition is a central focus in addressing climate change and driving systemic changes for increased energy accessibility and resilient economies and societies. #Implats

The International Day of Education on 24 January celebrates the role of education in promoting peace and economic development. The year’s theme - "Invest in people, prioritise education” - is a call to action for governments, communities and individuals to ensure education is a central priority in our efforts to build a more sustainable and equitable world. #Implats

Eight learners currently on Marula’s engineering learnership programme are being funded from the proceeds of the Makgomo Chrome project. Marula’s acting Human Resource Development Manager, Boy Seitei said, “This project improves the economic prospects of our local youth and contributes to their overall development and prosperity.” #Implats

Employees at our Two Rivers joint venture recently united for the national Casual Day initiative, themed “I See You,” raising R13 000 for the National Council of & for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD). “I See You” encourages us to recognise the value, dignity and uniqueness of each individual while acknowledging the challenges they face. #Implats

Impala’s Mineral Processing team at our Western Limb operations proudly celebrated four million fatality free shifts on 4 January 2025, a demonstration of the team’s dedication to zero harm by sticking to the safety rules. In recognition of the achievement, Moses Motlhageng, CE of Impala’s Western Limb operations said, “Well done to the team. Safety is the cornerstone of excellence. This milestone reflects how the Impala team values safety and the importance of returning home each day having delivered on their commitment to zero harm.” #Implats

Implats was honoured to host members of South Africa’s Mineral and Petroleum Resources Parliamentary Portfolio Committee, who visited Impala Rustenburg to engage in meaningful discussions about industry challenges and opportunities. Moses Motlhageng, CE of the Western Limb said: “We are committed to collaboration with all our stakeholders. The committee’s feedback was invaluable as we strategically enhance our operations, while prioritising safety, sustainability and community engagement.” #Implats

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Impala Rustenburg recently hosted an engaging Career Expo for more than 1 700 Grade 11 learners from 13 mine-community high schools. The technology-driven expo aimed to educate students about careers in mining and beyond.#Implats

Congratulations to Impala’s 20 Shaft team at our Western Limb operations for achieving two million fatality free shifts on 6 January. Moses Motlhageng, CE of the Western Limb operations said, “Celebrating these successes is crucial, as it reminds us to keep striving for zero harm to ensure each one of us goes home safely to our families at the end of every day. Well done to the 20 Shaft team. I am proud of you.”#Implats

Impala Bafokeng relaunched the Kitso Enterprise Development Procurement Readiness Programme, a key initiative aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs and host-community companies. The programme is designed to help small businesses access procurement opportunities and thrive. #Implats