Our legal teams, representing the former miners and families of the victims of the Lily Mine tragedy, have reported to me that the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) has failed to meet the first legal deadline to supply the supporting documents associated with the report that deemed the container irretrievable.
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We were astounded by the calibre of South Africans who are putting their names forward to participate in these discussions, and contribute to the blueprint to turn South Africa around.
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Small businesses are massively under-supported in South Africa and contribute less than they should to our economy and job creation as a result of restrictive policies that hinder rather than help.
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The knowledge, experience and skills that arose from this discussion was beyond our wildest expectations.
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For over 400 days the former miners and families have been camped outside the mine. They have, until now, obeyed the court order while illegal miners continue in the area unabated. They have exhausted all efforts to engage government in respect of the retrieval of the container, the conclusion of the business rescue process or for justice arising from the DMR’s report that mine management were criminally negligent.
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The engagement that took place was astounding, demonstrating the value of solutions coming from experts and not career politicians.
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