Sasol is and has always been committed to working with former employee Ian Erasmus. Our approach to environmental compliance management continues to be transparent and collaborative.
by Alex Anderson, Daily MaverickSasol denies industrial pollution allegations made by whistle-blower by Alex Anderson, Daily Maverick December 12, 2021 Ian Erasmus, who was an employee of Sasol at its Secunda site in Mpumalanga, left the employ of the company after entering into a mutual separation agreement.
This article first appeared on Daily Maverick and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
LETTER: Chicken importers shun the poorWhy are low prices not passed on to consumers?
Read more »
LETTER: High-handed policymakingEstablishment of a constitutionally compliant anticorruption entity is a matter of urgency
Read more »
Awards show danger SA whistle-blowers faceFour SA whistle-blowers, including the slain Babita Deokaran, were honoured at the 'Blueprint for Free Speech Whistleblowing Awards', which were held this week.
Read more »
Media24 - We’re hiring!City Press has a vacancy for a Digital Sub-Editor. Flawless grammatical skills are key and a demonstrable understanding and passion for news would be an advantage. Closing Date: December 14. View the full job description here: .
Read more »
Two Togo journalists detained over broadcast commentsFerdinand Ayite and Joel Egah, editors of the bi-weekly L'Alternative and the weekly Fraternite respectively, were arrested late Friday and interviewed by the judicial police before appearing before the judge.
Read more »