Family demands R4m from Mafube mine over damaged home
It also advised the mine to install a permanent monitoring station at the Mahlangu’s homestead to measure the ground vibrations, air overpressure (airblast) and dust caused by blasting.
Mahlangu family spokesperson Themba Mahlangu said they took legal action as the mine did not assist them to relocate or build a better structure.
Family seeks compensation This comes after the department of mineral resources and energy released a report stating that when the mine conducted its blasting session, cracks appeared in the homestead and it started collapsing.
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