Savana Mining & Aggregates. Sustaining Land. Building Futures.
Responsible Quarrying

Sustaining Land. Building Futures.

Construction materials support roads, homes, schools, businesses and public infrastructure. Their extraction must also respect the land, neighbouring communities, workers and future land use.

Commitment 01

Operate within approved boundaries

Extraction only within legally and technically confirmed areas, with protected no-go zones, access routes and buffer areas clearly marked.

Commitment 02

Plan rehabilitation from the beginning

Rehabilitation should progress alongside extraction where practicable — landform shaping, drainage, erosion control and agreed future land use.

Commitment 03

Manage water and erosion

Quarry planning considers rainfall, runoff, sediment, standing water, haul-road drainage and protection of surrounding land and water resources.

Commitment 04

Control dust, noise and traffic

Operating methods address dust generation, equipment condition, working hours, speed controls, vehicle routing and road safety.

Commitment 05

Protect workers and visitors

Safe access, equipment controls, PPE, training, inspections, incident reporting and emergency arrangements for all authorised persons.

Commitment 06

Engage host communities

Regular, documented engagement based on realistic commitments. Local employment and procurement follow transparent criteria.

Commitment 07

Provide a grievance channel

Community members can submit a concern without cost or retaliation. Enquiries are logged, assessed, assigned, responded to and reviewed.

Community enquiry options

Community members can raise a concern, request information or identify an issue connected with Savana's proposed or authorised activities through any of the following routes.

  • Telephone
  • WhatsApp
  • Email
  • Written submission at the office
  • Authorised community liaison process

Regulatory statement

Savana will publish licence, environmental or approval information only after management confirms what may lawfully and accurately be disclosed. A community agreement does not replace a quarrying licence or environmental approval.

Community or environmental enquiry

Use the dedicated enquiry route to raise a concern connected with Savana's proposed or authorised activities.

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