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  1. South Africa's government rolled out a new minerals cadastre, with the Mines minister overseeing exploration rights.
  2. Concerns about mining rights policy in South Africa.

The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town reflected on the Marikana tragedy during a meeting with the Minerals Council South Africa.

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The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town reflected on the Marikana tragedy during a meeting with the Minerals Council South Africa.

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Minerals Council South AfricaAnglican Archbishop of Cape Town

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Concerns about mining rights policy in South Africa. All 2 developments

Within South Africa's government rolled out a new minerals cadastre, with the Mines minister overseeing exploration rights.

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