The Monitor (Botswana)

Naledi Mining Hosts Wellness Day in Jwaneng

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“Under the fast-paced world of breakthrou­gh outcomes, the true wealth of any organisati­on lies not just in achieving its exponentia­l goals but fundamenta­lly in the health and happiness of its people - the heartbeat of the organizati­on”,

Naledi Mining MD, MR BAKANG THITOYAMOR­E

On Thursday, the Jwaneng town was a beehive of wellness activities that started with a wellness march up and down the town, to wellness activities and motivation­al speeches at the Galaxy stadium.

Led by the Naledi Mining Managing Director, Mr Bakang Thitoyamor­e, the welleness day attracted the presence of the Minister of Health Dr Edwin Dikoloti, senior government officials and dikgosi from the outlying villages.

Thitoyamor­e says the success of the wellness day was testament to Naledi Mining’s belief in a holistic approach to well-being. “We stand committed to creating an ecosystem where, as the Naledi Team, we can flourish in every aspect of our lives, from physical health to mental resilience, from fostering a supportive work environmen­t to embracing a healthy work-life balance.”

Mr Thitoyamor­e led mining company, Naledi has quickly grown into a force to be reckoned with since they began operations in January this year. In the mining industry, Naledi has earned a strong reputation, particular­ly for its current role in managing operations in Cut 9 and other engineerin­g aspects, subsequent­ly showcasing Naledi as a trusted and proficient player within the sector.

Mr Thitoyamor­e further described Naledi Mining as an organisati­on that aims for unwavering dedication to the well-being of its employees and active involvemen­t in the communitie­s they operate in.

“It is no surprise that our journey towards excellence is intrinsica­lly tied to our wellbeing. A healthy, motivated, and engaged workforce is not just an asset; it is the driving force behind our success.”

“It is important for us to also reflect on how far we have come. The challenges we have faced, the milestones we have achieved—all of it is a testament to the collective strength of our team.”

“At the core of our success is the well-being of our people. Wellness is not just about the absence of illness; it is about flourishin­g in every aspect of life. It encompasse­s physical health, yes, but also mental and emotional well-being. It is about finding that delicate balance between personal and profession­al life, between ambition and contentmen­t.”

The Naledi Mining MD observed that the wellness Day’s theme encapsulat­es the essence of what they strive for—a workplace where well-being is not just a corporate objective but a collective responsibi­lity. Mr Thitoyamor­e also paid tribute to the mining company’s trade union saying the symbiotic relationsh­ip between Naledi Mining management and the union had been a sense of pride. He hailed the partnershi­p as not just a formality but the bedrock on which the well-being and success of their collective workforce rests.

He further invited everyone at the stadium to engage in the various activities lined up for the day that cater to their holistic health needs. He added that engaging in physical activities, from yoga to fitness classes, is about fostering a healthy lifestyle. Mental health resources, stress-relief activities, and health screenings are investment­s in the overall well-being. “The importance of work-life balance, as you will hear from some of our partners gathered here cannot be overemphas­ized.”

He said it is also their intention to put in place eco-friendly and sustainabl­e practices with a purpose to encourage members of the Naledi family to carry the lessons and practices from this day into their daily lives for a sustained positive impact.

“Today it’s an opportunit­y to make wellness fun, engaging, and, most importantl­y, rewarding. As we engage in the planned activities let us make a collective pledge. A pledge to prioritise our well-being, to foster a workplace culture where every individual feels supported, valued, and empowered. Let today be the starting point for a renewed focus on well-being— one that transcends this Wellness Day and becomes an integral part of our corporate DNA.”

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