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S. Africa taxi violence cause for concern: gov’t official

15 June 2021 by Alan

Durban in the News:

S. Africa taxi violence cause for concern: gov’t official: Members of the public should be protected against those who are hell-bent on causing instability in the taxi industry and threatening the lives of commuters and other motorists,” he said. In the past …

Mamelodi Sundowns to hijack Kaizer Chiefs’ deal for Njabulo Ngcobo?: Mamelodi Sundowns are looking to sign Swallows defender Njabulo Ngcobo – who happens to be a target of Kaizer Chiefs.

Mystery stones drive diamond rush in rural South Africa: Diamond fever has swept a rural pocket of South Africa and treasure hunters are scrabbling through mud and rocks in a field where a goat herder found a clutch of opaque unidentified stones.Since news …

KZN diamond rush: Miners hope to strike it rich: Speaking to The Mercury on Tuesday at the site, one of the miners, Smiso Simelane, said he had been mining for the past seven days at the KwaHlati area outside Ladysmith.

‘Diamond rush’ grips South African village after discovery of unidentified stones: Villagers have been digging since Saturday, after a herd man who dug up the first stone on an open field, put out the word …

PICS: These are the ‘diamonds’ being mined in KwaHlathi: The DMRE arrived at KwaHlathi to greet community members a short while ago, armed with teams from Mintek and the Council for Geoscience.

South Africa: Hundreds flock to village in ‘diamond rush’: The discovery of unidentified stones in a village in South Africa has prompted hundreds of fortune seekers to travel there in the hope that they will find diamonds. More than 1,000 people have been …


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