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Total Stores |
Division |
Store Location |
Address |
Tel No |
1 |
Relabelled |
Salt River |
29 Brickfield Road, Salt River, Cape Town |
(021)4479913 |
2 |
Relabelled |
Bellville |
Shop 4, Corner Voortrekker Rd & Durban RD, Bellville |
(021)9171860 |
3 |
Relabelled |
Kenilworth |
Unit number 3 access park, Chichester road, Kenilworth |
(021)6714778, |
4 |
Relabelled |
Kuilsrivier |
Shop 4 & 5 Access Park, Kuilsrivier |
(021)9031294 061 287 3980 |
5 |
Relabelled |
Mobeni |
Cnr Grimsby & Leicester Rd, Mobeni, Durban |
(031)4620540 W\House (031) 469 9409 |
6 |
Relabelled |
Pier 14 |
21A Pier 14, Shopping Centre, Port Elizabeth |
(041)4841575 083 5176 728 |
7 |
Relabelled |
Marlboro |
13 Sparten Crescent ,Marlboro , Ext 3 Johannesburg |
(011) 262 0460 |
8 |
Relabelled |
Soweto |
Maponya Shop 200 2127 Chris hani Road, klipspruit ext5 Soweto |
(011) 933 1023 |
9 |
Relabelled |
Umlazi |
Shop 155 Umlazi Mega City 50 Griffiths Mxenge Highway Umlazi |
(031) 902 1325 |
10 |
Relabelled |
Epping |
10 Losack avenue , epping industrial |
(021) 534 0401 |
1 |
BCWC |
Kloof |
Lifes on Kloof, 50 Kloof Street, Gardens ,Cape Town, shop G-15 |
(021) 422 1593 078 211 8051 |
2 |
BCWC |
Canal Walk |
Shop 619 Canal Walk , Century BLVD, Century City , Cape Town 7441 |
(021) 551 2891 |
3 |
BCWC |
Monte Casino |
Shop 80B Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 0438 |
4 |
BCWC |
Menlyn |
Shop UF 42 & 43 cnr atterbury road & lois avenue , menlo park , Pretoria |
(012) 764 9600 |
5 |
BCWC |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
032 586 0242 |
6 |
BCWC |
Rosebank |
Shop GF08, The Zone, Rosebank mall, Oxford Street, Johannesburg |
(011)268 1114 |
1 |
Magents |
Canal Walk |
Shop 08 , Century Blvd , Century City 7441 |
(021) 551 2533 JP CELL: 064 686 4026 |
2 |
Magents |
Monte Casino |
Shop 21 Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 6721 074 669 6310 073 804 4352 079 884 7607 |
3 |
Magents |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL , SHOP G190 CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
(012) 348 4725 073 8677 468 - Sieya , kiley , OUPA, Micheal |
4 |
Magents |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
061 521 7446 032 586 1467 |
1 |
WSA |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL ,LF41A CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
Vicky - 078 816 1921 land line - 012 348 4766 |
6 |
BCWC |
Rosebank |
Shop GF08, The Zone, Rosebank mall, Oxford Street, Johannesburg |
(011)268 1114 |
1 |
Magents |
Canal Walk |
Shop 08 , Century Blvd , Century City 7441 |
(021) 551 2533 JP CELL: 064 686 4026 |
2 |
Magents |
Monte Casino |
Shop 21 Montecasino, No1 Monticasino Bouelvard Fourways , 2191 Magents |
(011) 465 6721 074 669 6310 073 804 4352 079 884 7607 |
3 |
Magents |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL , SHOP G190 CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
(012) 348 4725 073 8677 468 - Sieya , kiley , OUPA, Micheal |
4 |
Magents |
Balito |
SHOP 608 LEONORA DRIVE,DOLPHIN COAST,BALLITO,4399 |
061 521 7446 032 586 1467 |
1 |
WSA |
Menlyn |
MENLYN MALL ,LF41A CNR ATTERBURY ROAD & LOIS AVENUE,MENLO PARK,PRETORIA |
Vicky - 078 816 1921 land line - 012 348 4766 |
On Tuesday, 20 November, Sasol participated in the South African Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) inquiry into the state of the Vaal River. As an industrial user of this resource, we welcome the invitation by the SAHRC to participate and support its mandate. Sasol’s team of specialists and subject matter experts presented an overview of Sasol’s reliance on the Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS). This will be followed by a written submission to the SAHRC.
We have noted the extensive media reports on the raw sewage discharges into the Vaal River in the past several weeks and months. We are deeply concerned about the current state of this vital resource.
In the context of the hearing on 20 November, Sasol wishes to clarify media reports on 20 and 21 November pertaining to Sasol’s compliance with waste water discharge and further, to the reference to its waste incinerators.
Waste water discharge compliance
As stated to the Commission, Sasol currently discharges waste water under a Water Use Licence (WUL), issued in December 2016 by the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) which imposes conditions and strict limits governing discharges of treated water into the river as a lawful water user. These conditions were set with due consideration of the Vaal River Catchment Management Strategy and the relevant resource water quality objectives.
Our Sasolburg Operations complies with its WUL and waste water discharge limits. In the event of incidents, associated deviances, however small, are investigated and reported to the authorities in line with the conditions set-out in our WUL. The few incidents where the discharge specifications were exceeded, were of short duration in all instances. Moreover, we regularly engage with the DWS to ensure our ongoing alignment on the interpretation of the WUL conditions and its application.
There were two incidents (on 4 December 2017 and 23 March 2018) of sewage overflow into the Leeuwspruit emanating from Sasol’s waste water treatment facility in Sasolburg which treats the town’s sewerage on behalf of the municipality. These were the result of excessive rainfall entering the municipality’s sewage collection infrastructure which placed excessive pressure on Sasol’s waste water treatment infrastructure, beyond its capacity. This was duly reported to the local municipality and the DWS. The overflows were of a short duration and impact assessments were undertaken and reported to the DWS. As the Sasol treatment plant is not designed to handle and treat such excessive flows, the municipality has been requested to address the root cause, while Sasol has made available additional pumping capacity to help mitigate future excessive flow scenarios. The ingress of high storm water flows can, however, only be fully mitigated by the municipality.
Incinerator
A reference was made by the Commission to Sasol’s incinerators in Sasolburg as mentioned in the Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) 2016/2017 Environmental Compliance Report (this was not issued or compiled by the Department of Water and Sanitation). While we welcome questions on our environmental compliance and management by the Commission, the Sasolburg incinerators referenced in the DEA report have no operational bearing on our activities linked to the Vaal River and specifically waste water discharge compliance. Notwithstanding, as confirmed by the report, we experienced some air quality related compliance challenges with our Sasolburg incinerators and, voluntarily decommissioned the incinerators with the commitment to only re-commission them if sustained compliance can be ensured.
Given the current state of the IVRS and its importance to the entire region, Sasol welcomes this inquiry as part of identifying the root causes of the raw sewerage affecting the river and communities residing in its proximity, as well as the associated risks with the IVRS. Through this process, Sasol intends to foster a collaborative approach in resolving this challenge with key stakeholders.
Sasol is a responsible corporate citizen, key stakeholder and a lawful, responsible water user of the IVRS. Compliance is a priority for Sasol and is a commitment that remains steadfast.
As a member of the Strategic Water Partners Network, a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) since 2001, and an endorser of the UNGC CEO Water Mandate, we recognise that the responsible management and use of the IVRS by all stakeholders, amongst others, is key and in the best interest of all those who have the right to it.
It is for these reasons that Sasol’s lawful use of this resource is managed by dedicated operational teams who are supported by subject matter experts in the areas of water, waste, land and biodiversity management. Furthermore, we are also involved in a number of water conservation/ water demand management initiatives with local and national governments and other key stakeholders in the spirit of continuous improvement and public-private partnerships.
Our approach on respecting human rights is incorporated in our Code of Conduct and is guided by the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the International Bill of Human Rights, the International Labour Organization’s Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work. This forms a cornerstone of our integrated sustainable development framework.
We remain committed to supporting the Commission’s inquiry and to assisting and collaborating with the institution to advance the objectives of this investigation. To this end, we welcome the Commission’s intention to conduct a site visit at our discharge points. We deem this as a sustainability imperative in the interest of all who have water use rights, especially the vulnerable communities.
Sasol is committed to the health and safety of all our employees, our fence-line communities and the environment.