Coal mining and exploration company Kangra Coal handed over a hall to the Kransbank community, located near the company’s mine in Saul Mkhizeville, Mpumalanga on 21 January 2020 to allow
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The Menar Group’s Kangra Colliery in Mpumalanga has handed over a community hall valued at R300 000 to the Kransbank community near Kangra’s mine in Saul Mkhizeville in Mpumalanga.
Coal exploration and mining company, Canyon Coal has opened a new canteen operated by local black, women-owned catering company, Kgaditse Prestige Events, at its Khanye Colliery in Bronkhorstspruit.
Coal mining and exploration company Kangra handed over a R300 000 community hall to Kransbank community located near the company’s mine in Saul Mkhizeville, in Mpumalanga on 21 January 2020.
Khanye Colliery canteen opening forms part of Canyon Coal’s local enterprise development drive to empower small, local businesses and women led one’s in particular
Coal exploration and mining company, Canyon Coal opened a new canteen which is operated by local black, women-owned catering company, Kgaditse Prestige Events, at its Khanye Colliery in Bronkhorstspruit.
Khanye Colliery canteen opening forms part of Canyon Coal’s local enterprise development drive to empower small, local businesses and women led one’s in particular
Eskom is riddled with maintenance issues. Most of the time when we’re left in the dark, it’s because of power plants breaking down. Vuslat Bayoglu from Canyon Coal believes the
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