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South African petrochemical company Sasol’s chairman resigns

South African petrochemical company Sasol’s chairman resigns

SOUTH African petrochemical company Sasol said that Sipho Nkosi had stepped down as non-executive director and chairman of the board, effective November 10. The resignation comes as "he was concerned that some of his business interests may be perceived to place him in conflict with the interests of Sasol," the company said in a statement. Stephen Westwell, a non-executive and lead independent director, was appointed pro tem chairman of the board on November 11, the statement said.
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South Africa to probe elevated sulphur levels

South Africa to probe elevated sulphur levels

SOUTH Africa's Environmental Ministry would investigate whether petrochemical company Sasol's Secunda operations could be the source of a sulphur smell experienced in parts of Gauteng and Mpumalanga provinces since the weekend, officials have announced. The Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries said the smell was likely a combination of elevated levels of sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulphide. Sasol said in a statement on its website on Tuesday that its Secunda operations did not have any operational incidents that could have resulted in an increase in sulphur emissions. The company said it had also started an investigation to assist in identifying…
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