Valterra Platinum launches “Light the Way, Extinguish GBV” programme as employees stage silent anti-GBV protest

By Public Technologies
  • Valterra Platinum employees held a silent protest on Sept. 18 at 144 Oxford Road, Rosebank, opposing gender-based violence and femicide.
  • Management reiterated a zero-tolerance stance on GBV and workplace harassment, positioning it as a safety and inclusion priority.
  • “Light the Way, Extinguish GBV” program cited as the company’s ESG response, combining prevention measures with survivor support and behavior-change interventions.
  • Initiatives include safe-house access, independent reporting channels, psychosocial services, tailored risk plans, community partnerships with law enforcement and local stakeholders.


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