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Water Affairs acts against four mines
Water affairs has taken legal action against four mines that continued operating without water-use licences despite being told to comply, Deputy Water Affairs Minister Rejoice Mabudafhasi said on Wednesday....
Published By: Times LIVE - Wednesday, 16 May, 2012
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