Diamond Fields Advertiser - 2018-09-19

• Mineworker­s get retrenchme­nt letters
• Sol on cost cutting drive
• No bail for shack fire accused
• Hemp production could soon be legal
• Personal dagga use decriminal­ised
• Over 787 200 pupils to write matric exams
• Business to go back to court over SMME funding
• MEC distances himself from social media advert
• R13m upgrade for city hospital
• Teachers wear black
• It has now been a year since violent clashes erupted between hundreds of illegal miners, mine security and law enforcemen­t along the R64 . . . and while improving relations is an ongoing process, what could have ended in a massacre is proving to be a mode
• ‘Illegal mining still a concern’
• Premier keeps eye on process
• ‘Government must take note of studies’
• ‘A significan­t milestone’
• 10 years ago
• Jamra can be hard to beat
• Silver Ferns thrash Proteas in Quad Series opener
• CITY MUST RESPOND
• MITCH TO END HIS BULL SHIFT
• JINGLES KEEN TO CLOSE THE GAP

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