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Penwell Dlamini

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As seen in: Sowetan, MSN South Africa, Sunday Times, TimesLIVE, Talk of the Town, Business Day, Financial Mail, The Rand Daily Mail, The Herald Port Elizabeth, Daily Dispatch (South Africa), Sunday World (South Africa)
Not every door that is closes, is locked. Journalist, musician and preacher
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OPINION | Mining firms must be held responsible for illegal mining

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By Luphert Chilwane, Penwell Dlamini 
| Sowetan
Makeshift tents that are used by illegal miners in Soul City informal settlements in Krugersdorp. File Picture Mining companies who act irresponsibly and failed to close and seal mine shafts should be held directly responsible for illegal mining operations. The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) issued several warnings about the big disaster that illegal mining poses but those warnings were ignored. The illegal mining activities have been left unattended for so long, it is a national crisis.
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‘It is a tough job but the best we can get’: restaurant workers

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By Penwell Dlamini , Gill Gifford, Hendrik Hancke
| TimesLIVE
‘It is a tough job but the best we can get’: restaurant workers Restaurant workers detail the difficult conditions they work under just to take care of their families 26 September 2024 - 21:18 By PENWELL DLAMINI, GILL GIFFORD and HENDRIK HANCKE “It is the only job that a woman like me can get easily, and it has been able to take care of me and my family. It is not fancy, but it pays the bills.” ..
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Bribery and lazy staff at Gauteng Liquor Board, says liquor traders

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By Penwell Dlamini 
| TimesLIVE
Bribery and lazy staff at Gauteng Liquor Board, says liquor traders The liquor industry lays bare the problems they face to get licences from the Gauteng Liquor Board 19 September 2024 - 21:46 Officials of the Gauteng Liquor Board (GLB) are allegedly asking for bribes from people needing services. Staff at their offices do not answer calls or respond to emails and sometimes do not show up for work, leaving the public with no-one to help them get the correct documentation to sell alcohol. ..
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