Councillor negotiates with police in Vryheid miners sit-in
Updated | By Khatija Nxedlana
A ward councillor in the Hlobane area near Vryheid in northern KZN is negotiating with police to give a group of community members and mine workers permission to enter Vaalkrantz Anthracite Colliery.
The group of almost 100 people wants to take food to their co-workers who're staging a sit-in underground at Vaalkrantz Anthracite Colliery.
The group is waiting outside the boom gates with the police on the other side adamant that only five people may enter.
Also read: Vryheid mine sit-in enters fifth day
Listen to Newswatch's Khatija Nxedlana below on an update on the sit-in underground at Vaalkrantz Anthracite Colliery.
(Photos: Khatija Nxedlana)
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