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Carte Blance looking into Marloth mining crisis

The renowned investigators are looking into the proposed mining.

MARLOTH PARK – Cindy Benson from the Marloth Park Ratepayers Association gave a detailed account of the team’s visit on her Facebook page.

“Derek Watts of Carte Blanche flew back this evening and the camera crew leave tomorrow morning. It was a very tiring two days as I had to take them to shoot at all the different areas.

“The open cast mine site, the proposed railway siding, all the crop farms, the KNP Crocodile Bridge entrance just to mention a few sites. I had to also take them to the different ‘specialists’ and ‘experts’ for an interview. eg.

“A mining expert, an ecologist, a farmer, Ngwenya Lodge director, a lodge owner.

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“The actually shooting was very time-consuming in all different terrains and scenarios. The Carte Blanche team now still need to interview the mining company and the consulting company.

“As soon as they give me the airing date, I will share it with all of you.

“On behalf of Marloth Park, and all interested and affected parties, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Carte Blanche and all the “experts” for their time and valuable input. Great awareness will be created as to this mine, and I’m sure a lot of eyes will be opened,” Benson concluded.

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