According to the case study titled "Sibanye is Now the World's No. 1 Platinum Miner," published on May 30, 2019, by Felix Njini of Bloomberg,what are the distinctions between Corporate Social Investments and Corporate Social Responsibility, and a rationale for the strategy Sibanye should adopt to navigate the fluctuating macroeconomic landscape in South Africa.

According to the case study titled "Sibanye is Now the World's No. 1 Platinum Miner," published on May 30, 2019, by Felix Njini of Bloomberg,what are the distinctions between Corporate Social Investments and Corporate Social Responsibility, and a rationale for the strategy Sibanye should adopt to navigate the fluctuating macroeconomic landscape in South Africa.

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