Learners at Qalani Primary School in Saul Mkhizeville of South Africa have joyously welcomed the temporal ablution facilities provided by Kangra Coal.

Kangra Coal, a subsidiary of investment company, Menar, recently made history by allocating free-carry shares to workers and local communities for the first time since its establishment in 1957.

Upgrades to private investment company Menar’s rail siding for its Khanye colliery, near Bronkhorstspruit, in Gauteng, are complete.

The look on their faces said it all. You would smile from ear to ear too if you were told you own 5% of a mine in a country where

Kangra Coal made history on 2 May 2019 when it hosted a celebration to announce plans to allocate free-carry (unencumbered) shares to workers and local communities for the first time

Canyon Coal officially opened its Khanye mine in November last year. Since then development at the mine has progressed according to plan.

Kangra Coal on Thursday, 2 May 2019, made history when it hosted a celebration to announce plans to allocate free-carry (unencumbered) shares to workers and local communities for the first

Kangra Coal made history when it hosted a celebration to announce plans to allocate free-carry shares to workers and local communities for the first time since the mine was established

Menar MD Vuslat Bayoglu on Thursday symbolically handed over 5% free carried shares to host communities and employees of Kangra Coal, at a ceremony which included the unveiling of the

The Kangra coal mine in the Mkhondo area of Mpumalanga has given 5% of the company to its workers to own.