Sashnee Moodley:
Impala Rustenburg in April officially handed over nine Social and Labour Plan projects to the local community. Along with community leaders and representatives of the Royal Bafokeng Nation family and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, Impala celebrated the handover of the completed projects, which are valued at over R94-million and created an additional 714 jobs in the area. Tasneem Bulbulia tells us more.
Tasneem Bulbulia:
Impala Rustenburg chief executive Mark Munroe outlines the significance of these projects.
Impala Rustenburg chief executive Mark Munroe:
Tasneem Bulbulia:
The projects include three road upgrades, 15 offices, a multipurpose centre, a community hall, a community centre, a sports facility, and a water scheme upgrade. Munroe expands on some of the projects.
Impala Rustenburg chief executive Mark Munroe:
Sashnee Moodley:
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