The support given to Ramotshwedi forms part of a commitment Glencore Ferroalloys made at the launch of their 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) awareness campaign. On the day, Glencore committed to supporting 10 small women-owned businesses near their Rustenburg operations. The programme is part of Glencore's Enterprise Development which seeks to upskill and support local SMMEs so they can create job opportunities, thus contributing to the growth of local economies. Reabetswe Maungwa (left) and Enterprise and Supplier Development Superintendent for Glencore Ferroalloys, Charlin Ntuli.