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Making the mining industry more sustainable has been a key focus at the annual Investing in African Mining Indaba over the past few days.
This comes as mining companies struggle to secure funding as global investors shift away from heavy industry in favour of cleaner sectors.
Wildu du Plessis from Baker McKenzie joined Business Day TV to talk about miners and sustainable investing.
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