Nhlanhla Khomola is a journalist based in South Africa, specializing in local news. He writes for SNL24, covering a wide range of topics including crime, education, and community events. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely news to the local community, Nhlanhla aims to inform and engage readers with his articles.
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THE Stilfontein illegal miners rescue team is expected to conduct its final underground sweep on Thursday, 16 January.
THE police claim they've arrested kingpins involved in the Stilfontein illegal mining operation.
SEARCH and rescue efforts at Stilfontein mine called off. This decision follows extensive efforts to detect signs of life over several hours.
STILFONTEIN mines are now free of illegal miners. Acting North West Police Commissioner, Major-General Patrick Asaneng confirmed that no illegal miners remain in the Stilfontein mine, dead or alive.
ABOUT 130 illegal miners will appear in the Stilfontein Magistrates Court on Friday, 17 January.
ALLEGED kingpins of illegal mining will face the full force of the law. The police cannot dismiss the likelihood that bodies may still be underground in the Stilfontein mine, particularly in Shaft 10.
POLICE set the record straight with Giwusa. This after the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (Giwusa) accused the police of bombing shaft 10 in the Stilfontein abandoned mine.
AN alleged Stilfontein zama zamas' kingpin is on the run. The alleged ringleader is a Lesotho national, and according to records, his name is James Neo Tshoaeli but is commonly known as Tiger.
CONTROVERSIAL sangoma appears in court. During her appearance in the Protea Magistrates Court on Monday, 20 January, Dr Maweni was left with
A ZAMA ZAMA from Stilfontein dies of dehydration. The man, rescued from shaft 11 of the Stilfontein, North West, abandoned mines, was part of a multi-million-rand rescue effort that included 246 miners.
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