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TIGHTER SECURITY NEEDED IN THE MINING INDUSTRY

By Kevin Fraser
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The inability of the authorities to properly police the interior to secure the interests of operators in the mining sector is turning out to be a bitter pill for the Gold and Diamond Miners Association.Outgoing president of the Association, Patrick Harding is clamoring for urgent change. Royden James reports.

SEPTEMBER 15,2015

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