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Froneman calls for collective action towards zero harm in fatality-plagued mining business By: Creamer Media Editor PRECIOUS METALS A strong call to action was made by Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman on Thursday for a common purpose towards zero harm in South Africa's mining industry, where rising fatality numbers are causing great concern. Froneman said a point had been reached where management on its own could not make the difference that needed to be made.
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