Seriti Mine accused of exhuming graves without consent of families - Families of the dead said they did not agree to the exhumations and now want the remains returned so that they can be reburied
About three years ago, the mine, co-owned by the Masimong Group, Thebe Investments Corporation, Zungu Investments and Community Investment Holdings, asked the families of the deceased, who were buried on Wolvenfontein farm near Middelburg, for
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