We are joined by the MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management in the North West, Wessels Morweng, to further discuss how those involved in illegal mining in the province are now moving large machines used to illegally extract chrome to the neighbouring area of Kroondal near Rustenburg. This follows police operations in Bapong near Brits, where more than 20 people are arrested and their equipment is confiscated.
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