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Court ‘must charge ENSafrica with contempt’

Mining Rights

ENSafrica’s troubles keep mounting following a request for the High Court to charge its employee with contempt of court in an ongoing battle for mining rights.

Transasia Minerals asked the Gauteng North High Court to charge lawyer Senzo Mbatha with contempt of law for violating section 165 (3) of the Constitution.

Mbatha, who represents Umsobomvu Coal against Transasia

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