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Police call for assistants to rearrest prison escapees

Police say the suspects are believed to be Mozambican nationals who escaped from police holding cells in Phalaborwa.

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Police rearrest one of three escapees in Limpopo

Police said Thabang was allegedly handed over to the station by a family member after they learned about his escape.

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Call the cops if you see these men!

Roger Mthembu (42) and Makalani Malembe (47) are reportedly residents of Tembisa in Gauteng.

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Rainbow Rare Earths Ltd s Phalaborwa project may make it the lowest cost producer of neodymium and praseodymium in the world

Rainbow Rare Earths Ltd s Phalaborwa project may make it the lowest cost producer of neodymium and praseodymium in the world
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Three more people arrested for torching of Limpopo mine buildings, vehicles

The three people included the chairperson of a community forum. This is in connection with violent protests that erupted last month at the local mine in the area where properties were torched and others vandalised, police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo said. Eleven others were arrested last weekend, Mojapelo added. Eleven suspects have appeared in court following public violence at the Phalaborwa Mining Company. The 11 others appeared in the Phalaborwa Magistrate s Court on Monday on charges of trespassing, arson, malicious damage to property and public violence. The three people who were arrested on Friday are 34, 36 and 44 and they will face same charges. They are expected to appear in court on Tuesday.

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