(miningweekly.com) - Anglo American is engaging with its harshest critics because they are often the best people to learn from, Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani said during a panel discussion at the 2016 Investing in African Mining Indaba. Cutifani spoke of Anglo still having a lot of work to do to improve the lot of mineworkers and that the company had been developing a different approach with a number of church groups and indigenous groups. One of its initiatives began with the words “how can we help you?” and the company had put its social and labour plan on the website for all to access. “For us, making sure that we’ve got our relationships right, is key to being successful,” said Cutifani, who added that criticisms were taken seriously.
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