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Illegal mining is a criminal activity sanctioned and protected by very powerful people.

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Nothing that happens in this country is a coincidence.

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High ranking politicians are definitely involved in "illegal mining" - hence the lack of political will in regard to eradicating this form of crimes.

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If trump really wants to hurt the leadership he should have the fbi and Cia bust that ring. He would be helping us big time. Problem is he might find out it's some of his refugees

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Our Natural Resources are still benefiting the same Oppressers who were benefiting during Apartheid years...

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Now you're talking, i have always said this, the solution to illegal mining is to legalize it, give permits to artisinal miners, regulate the sector, govt will earn Billions, avert catastrophes and broaden the employment sector, that's it.

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Yinyaniso enganakuphiswa

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💯💯💯🙌🏿

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Including helen zille and zwelinzima vavi..

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Always on point

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It’s always the case with powerful people they don’t want to comply to the law while ordinary citizens must comply

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