Neal Froneman, the no-nonsense CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater, who will join Remgro CEO Jannie Durand in leading a business-government initiative against crime and corruption, says they’ll set their own priorities and if there are attempts to “stonewall” them, they’ll go it alone.

“We’re very aware that certain elements may try to stonewall us but we’re designing our crime and corruption initiative so we can achieve 80% of our aims alone.”..

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