Introducing Ramaphosa to the operation, Sibiya explained that Sasol Mining extracts and handles about 32-million tonnes of coal every year, with the vast majority feeding the company’s synthetic fuel and chemical plants. “We will take you through as we go on the bus to indicate the scale,” Sibiya told Ramaphosa. Ramaphosa tickled by grazing cattleLooking through the window, Ramaphosa burst into laughter after spotting cattle grazing peacefully inside the industrial complex. President inspects Sasol’s massive coal stockyardRamaphosa watched demonstrations of Sasol’s massive coal stockyard, where blending processes ensure a consistent and reliable coal supply for production. Ramaphosa was accompanied by Mpumalanga Premier Mandla Ndlovu and hosted by Sasol president and chief executive Simon Baloyi, board chairperson Muriel Dube and members of the Sasol executive team.